Reflection

Alex: "Ah, after that conversation, I need some fresh air."

Scar: "Right, well, you must have a lot on your mind. Since you and your group are in my tribe, you'll be my honored guests. Please make yourselves comfortable."

Alex: "Thank you. Shall we?"

Scar: "Let's."

Alex: After some time chatting, we exited the tent.

Martins: "Boss, everything okay?"

Alex: "Yes, after talking with Chief Scar, I've decided to help this tribe with their issues."

Martins: "Are you sure they're trustworthy? This could be a trap."

Alex: "I understand your concern, Marcos, but they are trustworthy, at least for now. So trust, but not blindly. Always stay on guard."

Scar: "Hey, I'm listening."

Alex: "And I'm not hiding anything from you. It's a vote of confidence between leaders."

Scar: "Alright, I'll pretend to believe you."

Alex: "Don't be like that. I do trust you. My subordinates, on the other hand, are very suspicious, so I can't just tell them to relax. I have to say something like 'stay alert,' which works better than telling them to calm down."

Scar: "Anyway, hey, show them where they can stay. Remember, they are my guests."

Extra: "Yes, Chief. Please follow me."

Alex: "I'll rest. Tomorrow, could you show us the hunting area?"

Scar: "No problem. Rest well."

Alex: "Hmm, let's go."

Extra: "Here are your tents. Make yourselves at home."

Alex: "Hmm, thank you."

Extra: "You're welcome. I'll leave now. If you need anything, just call."

Alex: "Hmm."

Martins: "Boss, what should we do?"

Alex: "For now, go to sleep. Tomorrow, we'll see what these 'savages' are like and try to figure out why they changed so suddenly."

Martins: "Alright, goodnight, boss."

Alex: "Hmm, goodnight, everyone."

Alex: "Hmm, what a mess."

Alex: I thought I knew something, but now I have even more doubts. A giant worm, huh.

Alex: Oh well, anyway, I guess I'm not completely wrong. The stars, animals, some of the geography, despite being very different, there are many coincidences too. I might be in a parallel land where some animals evolved differently, or it could simply be that Scar was right. We were sent to another world by a deity or something like that, and purely by coincidence, this world has things similar to prehistoric Earth.

Alex: Anyway, this is beyond my power. Maybe if there's someone who planned all this, it has some connection to the painting of that city, kind of like New York and London combined.

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Scar: "This way."

Alex: "Is it going to take much longer to get there?"

Scar: "Don't worry, we'll be there soon."

Alex: "I hope to find the source of this change in attitude in the Australopithecus you call 'savages.' If it were just a few, it could be something like a disease, but since your tribe wasn't infected, there must be a reason for it."

Scar: "Are you sure we're not another species of primate? You yourself said you're not even sure if this is Earth."

Alex: "I thought a lot last night. This may not be the Earth we lived on, but it's definitely Earth. There are too many coincidences here to be another place."

Alex: "Also, I think you're right with your theory. Someone must have brought us here. Now what? I can't answer that since I have no idea."

Scar: "Really? I guess reading so many novels wasn't in vain... Stop, we've reached the hunting zone."

Alex: "This is it? Seems pretty normal."

Scar: "See those marks there? They're how they mark their territories. This is the border or hunting area. These trees produce the best fruits in the whole forest."

Alex: "Alright, but where are the savages?"

Suddenly, the trees in the distance began to shake, and the sound of shouts could be heard from all sides.