A troubled writer named John Ecas retreats to the vast, mystical Valley of the Gods in search of solace following a painful separation from his wife. In parallel, the world's richest man, Wes Tauros, is embroiled in a corporate venture to mine the sacred lands of the Navajo Nation for uranium. Tauros, a reclusive and enigmatic figure, plans to exploit these lands against the wishes of the Native American inhabitants who believe the valley holds spiritual significance. Both men's paths converge in a surreal landscape where ancient traditions clash with modern ambitions.

As Ecas becomes entwined with the lives and struggles of the Navajo people, he starts to uncover deeper truths about himself and the realm around him. His journey is marked by vivid visions and cryptic encounters that blur the line between reality and myth. The narrative unfolds through a series of symbolic and emotionally charged events that challenge their perceptions and priorities. With its rich visual tapestry and meditative pacing, the story explores themes of cultural conflict, greed, and redemption without ever conforming to traditional storytelling formulas.