Phao

He watches them for a while until a berry they were trying to catch falls very close to Phao.

It is at this point that the two individuals and Phao meet.

Nabu takes an immediate interest in Phao and, even though he is afraid, tries to understand what Phao really is, while his brother Rohos remains on his guard and immediately rejects him in order to protect himself.

Finally night falls, and the cries of the wolves send the two brothers running back to their camp.

As for Phao, he decides to follow them discreetly.

As Nabu and Rohos cross the forest, they are surrounded by a pack of wolves. Phao arrives and stands between them and the wolves, and the wolves flee.

Rohos finally accepts Phao’s presence. The three of them stop for the night on a ledge. During the night, Phao goes to warm Rohos up. The next day, they set off to pick berries together.

While they are separated, Rohos is attacked by a gigantic bear. Rohos tries to resist, but to no avail, and the bear ends up seriously injuring him.

Phao stepped in as a barrier of fire, but the bear did not bat an eyelid. Rohos makes short work of Nabu, who manages to reach the bear’s head and pierce its skull with his spear.

Rohos accepts Phao into the group as a new friend.

From that moment on, a real bond develops between the three companions. Together, they explore mysterious caves, cross turbulent rivers and learn to protect each other from predators.

Phao, with his living flames, becomes their guide and shield, illuminating the night and warding off danger.

Nabu and Rohos discover how cooperation and trust can change their daily lives, turning threats into challenges that they face boldly.

Every day becomes a new adventure, with the budding friendship between man and fire promising many more exploits in this wild, untamed world.