Every indication they found—dry dung, gorilla nests, and a pile of half-chewed bones—indicated that the area hadn’t been lived in for a week or so. Jane was relieved that Tarzan had moved his family on almost immediately after they last parted. Greystoke didn’t appear overly concerned that his cousin was not around. When pressed by Jane, he avoided answering. She noticed his evasiveness worried Clark, so took delight in mentioning it as often as she could. Eventually, with the thought of the reward money disappearing, Clark spoke up. “So this was all about those survey documents? Not your cousin?” “We should be going,” said Greystoke, trying to step around Clark. Clark simply stepped to the side, blocking the man. Greystoke’s eyes narrowed. Clark was an intimidating figure, but Greystoke was not used to being bullied. “Not before we get some answers,” said Clark in a low, gently threatening voice.
