Shadow of the Elves

On Thalia's birthday, Salmacis, the Spirit of the Well, predicts that Thalia will first betray and then save the Meadowlands. When Thalia loses her necklace, the evil traitor Phaedon takes it to Lord Kann's fortress.

Suspected of treason, Thalia is locked up in her room while the Elf army invades her village. Daiman steals the last drop of Snakehammer's antidote and fighting against the odds, is able to save Salmacis from death.

One day, the Elf inventor, Snakehammer is hit by a falling chestnut and loses his memory. The trolls adopt him, in return he constructs an enormous machine, which paves the way to erecting a new city Trollopolis.

When elf leader Lord Kann becomes seriously ill, Phaedon speaks of Fala's abilities as a healer. Daiman kidnaps Fala and takes her to the fortress, with Thalia and Rowan secretly following in pursuit.

While the Meadowlands are overwhelmed by a serious drought, the traitor Phaedon devises a cunning plot to aid Lord Kann in his conquest of the fairy village. Phaedon begs the fairies to rely on his magic to end the drought.

After being banished from the Citadel by an angry Lord Kann, Snakehammer observes how the Trolls mysteriously transform a strange, green 'mud' into every tool they desire.

When one of Phaedon's magical spells fails, Thalia's reflection in a pool comes to life. The evil double takes Thalia's place. Although the fairies are astonished by Thalia's strange behavior.

In order to enhance their elf cavalry, Daiman and Balabust drive a herd of flying beetles to the Meadowlands. Everyone has great fun, especially as a female beetle falls heavily for Balabust.

When a gypsy visits the fairy village selling starflower bonnets, everyone is intrigued for varying reasons. Legend has it, that these flowers only grow by the secret gateway to the lost homeland of the elves.

The fairies are experiencing some very puzzling events, which turn the entire village on its head. Finally Thalia finds a clue in an old book the village must be haunted by invisible tricksters.

Lord Kann's pet, Creeper, needs a bath and Balabust and Shil have been entrusted with this mission. But they can't handle the creature and Creeper escapes and flees to the fairy village.

Every year the fairies must perform a magic ceremony to revitalize Salmacis and her sacred well. Menel is entrusted with gathering the necessary magical ingredients to perform the task.

Ignoring Lord Kann's orders to work together, Snakehammer and Phaedon decide to independently develop the ultimate weapon to destroy the fairies. But both of their monstrous creations get out of control.

Although there is a snowstorm raging outside, Luna and Nayade leave the village to collect berries they "desperately need to create a perfume. As the storm grows fierce, the girls seek shelter in a cave.

While the fairy girls are collecting flowers to prepare a cream to enhance their complexion, they observe the trolls trying to block the stream. This new dam will inevitably flood the Meadowlands.

The elves deviously give a cursed chest to Menel as a gift. When the box is opened, it causes a storm that follows its bearer. Thalia discovers the secret and struggles to get the box away from their village.

When a sick oak tree threatens to fall down and destroy the fairy village, Thalia flys off to ask Rootmaster, a forest wizard, for help. Though mistrusting these walkabouters at first, Rootmaster agrees to help them.

When Luna and Nayade accidentally free Beezle (a friendly, long-bearded gnome) from 100 years of imprisonment inside a teapot, they are granted three wishes. Sure enough, the first one is for new clothes.

When Rowan tells the fairies that a huge monster attacked him, the fairies realize with one sniff that it could only have been a skunk. Soon they find a frightened, wounded baby skunk hiding in a cave.

Rowan has to pass the final test of courage for the Ranger cadets, which is to find his way back to the village without flying.

The Meadowlands are threatened by severe drought, which is deeply affecting the elves' food supply. Shil and the ambitious elf-warrior Doppel, believe that they can force the fairies to give them food.

Agitated by a terrible row with Daiman, Thalia accidentally flies into a spider's web and at the very last moment is saved by the handsome, Arador, a warrior fairy from the West.

It's scorching hot in the Meadowlands and Salmacis is forced to leave her dried-out well. Meanwhile, the junior Rangers stumble upon Leaf, an ancient earth spirit. Leaf can't speak and behaves strangely.

Salmacis summons the fairies to deliver the prophecy of a dire catastrophe, which will befall the Meadowlands. This message casts Thalia as the fairies' only hope.

Using the magical 'heart of stone', Thalia creates a gateway to the elves' stormy and barren homeland where they meet Sevendrin, the ghost of an ancient elf magician. He provides them with a powerful tool.