A man is in search of the ideal civilization in Luther's Europe. It is the spring of 1536 when two shipwrecked men reach the Galician coast. The first is Baltasar Sachs, a friar of the heretic Anabaptist belief, a Christian radical reformation movement; the second, Jean, is only a child, but as the illegitimate son of Francis I of France, he is pursued by top agents from the most important European courts. Authors Zabaleta and Astorga bring us the story of two fugitives who are in search of their destiny in a continent torn by religious wars.