Ogum and Oxossi are two valiant gods among the ten gods birthed by the goddess of the sea, Yemanja, who lives in the valley of Orixa, a realm for gods and all magical creatures. The two gods are taken out of the realm while they were still toddlers to protect them from evil forces that had invaded Orixa.

Tempo, god of time, and Exu, god of fire, were tasked with the mission to take the two toddlers to another dimension. With Tempo’s power weakened, Exu shoulders the responsibility of handing over the two young gods, Ogun and Oxossi, into the care of the Gypsy queen. Disclosing the situation and their identity, he requests that she nurtures and trains the two gods for twenty years as her sons, after which he would return to take them back to the valley of Orixa.

The two young gods grow strong and powerful under the training and loving guidance of the gypsy queen and her tribe. Still, their true identities remain unknown until they decide to set out for new adventures outside the land of gypsies with three hundred soldiers at their command.

During their journey, they encounter many difficulties: vanquishing predators that escaped from the magical realm, saving cities, training and exploring the depth of their magical powers, experiencing different supernatural beings, and tasting victories and defeat. A time came when their true identity was revealed.

The seal that bound a hoard of magical evil creatures beneath the ocean of Orixa has broken, evil is unleashed, and Orixa is on the verge of destruction. They locate their brother, Exu, and meet a demigod named Olufe, who joins them on their mission. The four set out in search of Tempo, their elder brother. It is time to return home. The gods realize they have a greater mission; a battle unlike no other has begun. They can’t win with just their powers; they have to stay pure, void of malice, courageous and alert.