Enyo

Events finally catch up to Enyo – a young Aglulo boy who, many years earlier, has been taken into the Doodjie tribe and raised by them. The return of the Werlog who saved him from Quag Naga as a baby, leads Shamani to realize that the Enyo’s amulet is the key to unlocking the fabled Hidden Valley. The Werlog (the last of its kind) helps Enyo save his adoptive tribe from Quag Naga, and bestows a gift to Enyo. It opens up Enyo’s own innate powers – the power to see and talk to all the spirits of the world. Confident now, Shamani feels sure that destiny will lead the Doodjies to the Hidden Valley.

The journey toward the Hidden Valley takes the tribe to a wild, rocky place where Enyo is trapped by a landslide caused by a crafty Rock Spirit. Stuck in a cave with Ito, while Agaya is trapped by Quag Naga, Enyo plays a tricky game with the spirit in the darkness. When Quag Naga threatens the spirits atwah stones, Enyo protects them. The Rock Spirit gives Enyo the power of Vision. The power to see things for what they are; to glimpse the future; to see the true nature of people.

In a strange, new place, the tribe is trapped by a fog that sets like concrete. – trapping them. They blame Enyo for their predicament. They are freed by Enyo who finds a way to cut through the fog – but as they hastily leave the area, the fog returns once more. This time it’s over their heads. If it sets, they’re history. Enyo has to placate the creature who controls the fog.

The tribe’s journey continues and Ito is making a new shield for Hunga. Jealous, Agaya is also making Hunga a new jacket. Enyo feels left out. His father is dead. But a strange location and after misusing his Rock Spirit power of “vision” Enyo sees a vision of his father, many years ago, before he was born. When Ito is injured by something Enyo finds, Enyo must use his power to save himself, and his friend from a glass storm.

When Enyo’s amulet is stolen by a snake-like creature – a Reptullus, Hunga believes the only way to get it back is to attack these creatures. But Enyo takes Ito and Agaya into the snake tunnels to retrieve his amulet first and finds Quag Naga has stolen the jewel that keeps the Reptullus alive. When Enyo decides to rescue the jewel and save the Reptullus it results in him getting his amulet back – and receiving a new power from the Snake Spirit – the power to communicate with animals.

The Doodjies must make a leap of faith and travel on huge floating rock islands across a chasm to what they hope is a whole new country on the other side. Dangers lurk below and the Doodjies are soon attacked by giant jellyfish – Pleshti. Naturally Quag Naga has a hand in causing the attack. Only Enyo’s power and quick thinking saves the day and his friend Panko.

The Doodjies find themselves unintentionally stranded by a giant rock creature whose tentacles are bridges spanning the gaps between mountain ranges. They soon find themselves trapped when Quag Naga arrives on the scene. Enyo must now find a way to get the creature to co-operate and restore the bridges while also rescuing Agaya who has been captured by Quag Naga.

When the tribe are attacked by a swamp creature, Enyo is over-confident that his totem power can help him to communicate with it. But the effect is a disaster and wipes Enyo’s memory and he wanders away from the tribe, delirious. He is found by Quag Naga. When Quag Naga realizes he’s lost his memory, he convinces Enyo he is Enyo’s father and tried to get from him the secret of the amulet. The Doodjies discover that, not only is Enyo with Quag Naga but helping him against them. When Enyo finally regains his memory, he realizes he has to save the whole tribe from Quag Naga’s attack!

Enyo’s amulet grows steadily heavier as the Doodjies approach the wreck of an ancient ship sitting mysteriously on the desert floor. Inside is an old hermit who also happens to be Aglulo. The old man claims when his ship is repaired it will sail him to the ‘Hidden Valley’. Could this be the legendary ship Shamani has heard tales of, or is this just a crazy old man with an irrational belief? And how is Enyo’s amulet connected to all this?

When the tribe become disoriented in the valley of rock pillars, Enyo is chosen by Shamani to climb to the top of a towering column to seek directions from the wind spirit. He takes Agaya and Ito with him on the perilous climb. Their climb is full of danger, while below Hunga is mortally wounded by one of the wind spirit’s Harpons. Near the top, Enyo must face the wrath of the wind spirit and make the final ascent alone.

Ito takes it to heart when he is not allowed to hunt with the older hunters. He wonders what the “other qualities” he needs – that Hunga refers to. He slowly starts to believe he needs Enyo’s amulet. Ito takes the amulet and, when he tries to use it, he unleashes an invisible creature which threatens the tribe. When Enyo realizes what Ito has done – and that the creature is bent on destroying Hunga, he also deduces that the creature is Ito’s anger given form! He has to find a way to neutralize it and save Hunga before it’s too late.

The tribe are desperate for food, and Shamani cannot determine which of two roads the tribe must travel. Enyo chooses and surprisingly Hunga goes along with it. But when Odina falls into the lair of the insect-like Vrendigs, it seems as if Enyo’s choice has been disastrous. Hunga tries desperately to save her, while Enyo launches a rescue mission of his own. Eventually, Enyo succeeds in rescuing Hunga and Odina, and capturing the Vrendig’s food supplies. It seems this was the best path after all.

Thinking that they have finally reached the Hidden Valley, the Doodjies set up camp in a lush valley. Shamani, however, alarmed by the absence of spirits, sends Enyo on a mission to find out why they have left. He discovers that the valley is indeed the tongue of a big creature who's slowly drawing everything in, threatening to swallow the Doodjies, who have fallen prey to the creatures sleep-inducing fruit. Now an increasingly tired Enyo calls on the power to see the truth to find a way to stop the creature before it is too late. As he saves the tribe, he releases the trees and plants of the valley, allowing the spirits to return. For this, the Tree Spirit reveals the power to harness nature to Enyo

When Shamani discovers that The Floating (a time when Doodja's three moons unite, and everything that is not tied to the ground will float into the sky) is near, the Doodjies scramble to reach the forest. However, after drinking from a water hole, Shamani falls ill and starts to behave strangely. While The Floating gets stronger, Enyo calls on his powers and discovers that Argols slipped into Shamani and are feeding of his life force. Trying to save him, however, Enyo himself gets endangered when he starts to drift into space. But his guardian, the Werlog, comes to the rescue and brings the boy back to his tribe.

When the Doodjies' animals fall ill and Hunga orders to leave them behind, Agaya sets off by herself, determined to save her togo. She searches for rare torgils, stones created by pink lightning that can cure anything; Quag Naga's henchmen close on her heels. However, on her quest, Agaya gets sucked into a whirlwind that is attracted by the the stone's energy. To save her, Enyo draws on his power to harness nature, and is eventually able to open a portal from within the whirlwind, but the effort leaves him very weak. Enyo is barely able to save the togos when Shamani's attempt fails. Shamani advices Enyo that the power to harness nature is a powerful gift, that is to be used sparingly and wisely.

Things get dangerous for the Doodjie tribe when they are attacked by Varen (large birds usually known for healing abilities), forcing them to take cover in a Haraabi shelter. Enyo's attempt to communicate with the animals to find the reason behind the hostility of the great healers gets interrupted when Quag Naga and his men try to hide from the Varen in the shelter as well. Complicating things further, Quag Naga manages to abduct Enyo, but the boy is able to flee, and, by using his power to harness nature, help the Doodjies escape the Varens. Enyo and Agaya eventually discover the cause of the Varen's wrath - one of them died in an attempt to heal the Haarabi leader's daughter - and Enyo is able to free the Great Varen of their pain. Enyo's actions show Shamani that the boy is growing

The Doodjie tribe gets captured by the Ghals – a ghostly white, nocturnal tribe who use their power to transcend their bodies to catch travelers and offer them as a gift to the Green Spirit of the Forest. But when Quag Naga arrives and not only abducts Enyo but also the Ghals' shaman boy Hecto and the sacred Stone of the Green Spirit, the two groups have to take a chance and work together to beat Quag Naga. With Hecto's ability to get into the mind of others as well as Enyo's power to harness nature, they manage to recover the Stone. Following Shamani's advice, the Ghals will take care of the Green Spirit's realm from now on instead of offering to it the lives of travelers.

When Hunga gets swallowed alive by the Kwahgum (a strange creature), trying to defend his tribe after Ito carelessly took one of the creatures eggs, Odina leads a rescue mission to save him. But when they are stopped by Quag Naga who sees his chance to become the new Doodjie leader in Hunga's absence, a guilt-ridden Ito, Enyo and Agaya sneak off by themselves to save Hunga. While the Dooji hunters hold Quan Naga’s Marauders at bay, the children fight the creature to free their leader. But only when Enyo calls on the power to harness nature does brave Ito manage to distract the Kwahgum long enough for them to succeed in their mission.

The Doodjies' journey comes to a halt when a tower blocks their way, daring Enyo to accept its challenge. Enyo is doubtful, even Shamani wasn't ready to face it in the past, but the tribe's chance of finding the Hidden Valley lies in his hands. Enyo carefully climbs the tower and comes upon it's spirit who tricks Enyo into using all of his powers, so it can take them away. Only then does he reveal the challenge. In order to save the tribe, Enyo has to physically hold a passage open for them to go through. When he has to choose between the safe passage of the Doodji tribe or his own safety, Enyo decides to save the Doodjies – by using the only power he has left, the power to trust in himself, he passes the challenge and is rewarded with the totem of the Tower Spirit.