Bunduki (Bunduki Series book One)
“Bunduki! Help!’ Standing on the crotch of the tree into which he had climbed to make preparations for spending the night, the blond giant dropped the leaves he had gathered on to the pile of branches as he heard Joar-Fane’s terror-filled voice screaming the words.
Having heard Dawn’s distress call, without having realized that it was she who had given it, Bunduki had—much to Joar-Fane’s annoyance—insisted upon resuming their journey. He had reduced her irritation by explaining to her his plans for ensuring their safety from prowling carnivores during the hours of darkness. Accepting the situation with what good grace she could muster, she had apparently consoled herself by considering and anticipating the pleasures which she felt sure lay ahead. Certainly, she had been cheerful enough as she had walked along at his side.
By the time the sun had started to set, Bunduki and Joar-Fane had been approaching the more open woodland. Completely unaware that Dawn had been taken captive by the ...Mun-Gatahs, although he still had the subconscious belief that she was somewhere to the northwest and might be in danger, the blond giant had realized that trying to continue the search after night had fallen would be futile.MoreLess
Having heard Dawn’s distress call, without having realized that it was she who had given it, Bunduki had—much to Joar-Fane’s annoyance—insisted upon resuming their journey. He had reduced her irritation by explaining to her his plans for ensuring their safety from prowling carnivores during the hours of darkness. Accepting the situation with what good grace she could muster, she had apparently consoled herself by considering and anticipating the pleasures which she felt sure lay ahead. Certainly, she had been cheerful enough as she had walked along at his side.
By the time the sun had started to set, Bunduki and Joar-Fane had been approaching the more open woodland. Completely unaware that Dawn had been taken captive by the ...Mun-Gatahs, although he still had the subconscious belief that she was somewhere to the northwest and might be in danger, the blond giant had realized that trying to continue the search after night had fallen would be futile.MoreLess
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