Young Writers Society

The readers are encouraged to go through 'Part 1' before reading 'Part 2' in order to have a better understanding of the story.

The Interaction: 

The prehistoric humans were moving at a slow pace they saw me and approached with their bows and spears as I posed a threat to them. It instantly reminded me of what I read in 'History' about how interactions took place in prehistoric times. Therefore, I bow down in full body length to show my 'submission' to my ancestors. The prehistoric humans started sniffing my whole-body top to bottom, it appeared to be their way of examining an intruder.

In next few minutes I was picked up by a strong hand and was carried over from present cave to a new cave. Whilst they were carrying me, I could see the surrounding which was a rocky, hilly region with plants of all shape and size including big size 'cactus' plants. They took me to this new cave wherein I was dropped amongst children who were the size of an average adult of today's age. It appeared the prehistoric humans didn't want to waste too much time in investigating my whereabouts instead they took me as a creature who would best suit to amuse their offsprings. This new cave was comparatively smaller and ventilated as some of the rocks were removed from the surface of walls allowing sunlight and air to flow in.

The children had very long hair, sharp nails and large jaws. They uttered something in their own language which I was unable to interpret, however I responded through hand movements. At last, I could make them feel comfortable and I was no more a stranger to them. I was perplexed on all that was coming to my experience was 'too real' to be true. My skeptical mind could only suggest that I have 'time travelled' millions of years back, providing me an opportunity to witness the 'evolutionary chain' of human beings. 

Quite a few days passed on and I was well fed with whatever they hunted down as a prey, although there was an order to follow on who eats first. I was enjoying my time with my roommates who had started sharing their toys with me those made of rocks. At the same time, I noticed how both prehistoric men and women engaged in making tools out of rocks and made pictures with stones by carving on the wall.

On one particular night I saw how they were intrigued with sudden streak of lightening in the dark sky and became afraid of the fury of nature. Perhaps, they haven't discovered 'Fire' until then. So, I made up my mind to introduce the most vital element of Mother Nature into their lives - 'FIRE'.  

'Part 3' coming soon.

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