Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure - Plot & Excerpts
The two boys walked until they were weary, and yet the hills seemed no closer than when they started. Whole days went by and the land gradually rose, gradually changed from red spotted with green to green only occasionally spotted with red. Long uphill travel brought about this transformation, during which time Zan and Rydl had the usual problems of finding food and shelter. Zan was able to bring down another rabbit with his sling, to the wonder of Rydl, who tried the weapon but became bored with it when he was unable to control it. Then, when halfway up one of the hills, Zan saw something on the other hill that made him look again. Standing on a large, naked rock and silhouetted against the sky was a sight that overwhelmed Zan with joy. It was Dael! “Dael, it’s me! It’s Zan,” he yelled, and rushed toward the place. Dael did not respond at all, but stood as if he had turned to stone. Zan rushed breathlessly toward him and called again, his young friend lagging well behind. Only the echo responded.
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