Joh We La Ha Koh

One day, Osot (Keerati Thepthan) tells the story of his past adventures in a bygone world alongside Hunter Koh and his crew to a group of younger students. However, they simply dismiss him as crazy.
As time passes, Osot and his old friends reunite with Hunter Koh and set off on another jungle expedition. This time, they are joined by a new generation of students, including Jomkwan (or Jom, played by Jill Roger), who steps in to heal Osot’s heart after he was dumped by his former lover, Jamnan, in the previous chapter. The group also includes Kamjorn (View Chatchawan R-Siam), the younger brother of Kamjad, as well as Yiwa (Onwara Pengpara) and many others.
During their journey, they accidentally wander into the same familiar cave and encounter a tribe of mountain people led by Ranee (Apayaporn Nakornsawan) and her loyal soldier, Chiew (Yogyak Chernyim). Initially, the tribespeople attempt to attack Koh’s group. However, they eventually become allies after Koh and his team help them defeat a hostile group of forest dwellers.
Ranee even finds herself falling in love with Hunter Koh, though Koh’s heart still belongs only to Boonlai. Eventually, the hunters and the tribespeople travel back to Tha Phae Village. Dok Rak (Yingyong Yodbuangarm), who was heartbroken over Boonlai in the previous installment, falls for Ranee at first sight, finally moving on from his past sorrow.
The story concludes with Hunter Koh and his comrades deciding to settle in Tha Phae Village to help the villagers drive out the invading Burmese army once and for all.