We reached the wall. I descended more and more slowly for the water and the yellowish muck, and then I cautiously dragged the tree trunk behind me. And tigers, and crocodiles, which, for some reason, I was not at all convinced would be satisfied with the yellowish mush in the troughs, even though it probably contained all the nutrients I needed. Otherwise, we don’t stand much of a chance against lions… I was neither a zoologist nor a biologist, but I had no doubt that such a mass of animals in only a few square kilometers would soon – with or without warlike exhortations – lead to a real massacre. “We need to find something… or crocodiles.”
I took her hand and we headed toward the translucent wall in the distance. That’s why I woke you up… It said something along the lines that nature often doesn’t know – through its random genetic mutations – how to choose the true masters of a planet. “Tonight I’ll sleep here so I’ll be safer,” she also decreed, and began to break branches from the tree that stretched its leaves up to above the pools, trying to make a bed. I held out my hand to the woman:
“Now we can finally meet. “Do you think we should go down into the arena and kill the little
