Tonee (Jewel Mische) and Ian (Felix Roco), who were a long-estranged couple, ignored each other. Vince (Mart Escudero), the band's leader and Richard (Matt Evans) have a small commotion, only to be stopped by Vince's ex-girlfriend Dang (Melissa Ricks). The group stops by a small store beside the road. The others decide to relax while Vince and Dang disappear from view. The two latter confront each other; Vince reveals he will be leaving them soon, a fact that Dang objects strongly. Back at the store, Lucio (Nanding Josef), a local townsfolk, warns them to stay in sight, for they might be kidnapped by an engkanto (forest guardian in Filipino mythology). He then tells of the story of his son Paeng (Sam Concepcion): the latter was gathering firewood when he was suddenly grabbed by someone or something. He then also explains that the engkanto was the reason why they are lost in the middle of nowhere. Worse of all, the bus ran out of gas, forcing the band to take refuge in an abandoned resort. Dang, Ian and Tonee then encounter a young and beautiful woman clad in white. Tonee and Ian ask her where is the beach. They follow the woman's directions but were lost. Tonee loses her temper but Ian wants to court the young woman. Accidentally, he is bitten by the woman, who revealed to be the engkanto (Katrina Halili). Vince then encounters Paeng, the aforementioned boy who was kidnapped by the engkanto. He, Dang and Richard demand that who did this to him and who is this. As they speak, the engkanto summons her slaves to hunt the band down. Hans, who was looking for gas, gets bitten. Meanwhile, Dang met a retreating Tonee informing the former that Ian was killed by the engkanto and was made into her slave. Suddenly, Tonee too was choked to death. Paeng and Vince then lured the slaves to the beach, discovering they fear water. They formulated a plan: he and Dang will ward off the slaves while Paeng, Richard and Tikoy (Hector Macaso) refueled the bus. Paeng then noticed the tree beside them; this was supposed to be the engkanto's lair. They must burn it to kill the engkanto. The engkanto, who stopped in her tracks for she fears water, rushes to Richard and choked him hardly. The young man can hear what the latter was saying: he (Richard) was