The narrative centers on the Callaway family's legacy, encapsulated in the phrase "Hlampko Hosh Tahli" and a mysterious bullet, which has been passed down for four generations since pre-statehood Oklahoma. Deacon Callaway is eager to share the significance of this tradition with his eighteen-year-old son, Bryar, during a planned float trip, marking a pivotal moment in their family's history. The story explores themes of heritage, familial bonds, and the importance of storytelling across generations.
