Me Jane, You Tarzan

Tarzan thread

Aristo: I e-mailed eepy to let her know I was going to be gone for 10 days. Her reply included the fact that she was busy with school work and hoped to post soon???? Mya? I don't know what happened. Shes also absent from another thread I'm in and hasn't been on the boards for a while.

My new role as kronk hasn't materialized and without eepy won't happen. I'm ok with whatever you decide and like I said I'll be gone anyway.
 
OOC: I don't know where they've gone either. I'd say give them through the weekend to post, since Destiny will be gone anyway. Kind of hard for us manly men of the jungle to do anything without them! We're waiting girls! :eek:
 
Hey all! I'm back! Eepy and Mya both missing? Hmm.... Well Sarah's back :) *Grins* I don't know their e-mails either, hope they post soon. So Mars, you wanna continue?
 
OOC: Of course Dest. I couldn't leave my woman at the altar. :)

Somehow, she managed to be cute even when falling into a pricker bush. I helped her up and surveyed her scratches, remembering how I'd fibbed to her before about having to suck the poison out. Well, there was no need for subtle trickery anymore. We were together, as fate had always known we would be. Love was not to be denied, it was our sweet Destiny.

I watched as she put her clothes back on, taking in each body part as it disappeared behind the fabric. Wow, was she beautiful! Not only my soulmate, but a knockout as well, and mine to enjoy forever. There was not a luckier man alive.

We walked side by side, hand in hand through the jungle. Gradually, a deep sense of sadness came over me, as I thought about Claire and where she might be. I knew the Khwazi ways, I knew the dangers of this jungle and I was suddenly overwhelmed with the horrible feeling that I might never see my beautiful daughter again. I stopped and turned to Sarah, my hand trembling in sorrow.

"Sarah, " I said, feeling tears well up in my eyes, "we may never see Claire again." Unable to continue, I took her in a deep embrace and held her, thanking the heavens above that I had her with me.....
 
I can't say the thought hadn't crept into my mind, but immediately I had repelled it, distatesful, horrifying, I had to see her again. But as he wrapped his arms around me so abruptly and began sobbing in my shoulder, rekindling what I thought was my paranoid idea I almost lost it. But I couldn't, for Claire's sake I had to be strong, and he had to to. Ipushed him back a little to look into his eyes,

"No. We can find her, you know this jungle like the back of your hand and have been experimenting and studying these creatures for a long time I imagine. If anyone can find her it's you, and she needs you now, you can't lose hope or we'll never find her."

I forced my voice to be strong and firm but my eyes wavered a little with the worry that we wouldn't find her, but we had to... simply had to.
 
If there was anything Sarah could give me at that moment it was hope, and she did. She was right, if we didn't find her no one would. Pulling myself together I did some quick thinking and calculation. The Khwazi were known for their nomadic ways when it came to new sexual conquests. Thinking back to my chart on recent Tarzan sightings, I came up with some approximate coordinates of where his next logical progression would be. I made sure Sarah was OK, mentally and physically and we headed through the dense jungle which thickened and grew more ominous as we hiked.

It was late night by now. The crescent moon that had so beautifully shined upon us earlier seemed somehow more sinister now. The squeaks and squeals of jungle creatures surrounded us. We were two anxious, frightened travellers but we were together, we would have that forever. After a long while I stopped and strained my eyes. I saw what looked like a large, elaborately adorned treehouse far off in the distance.

"Sarah, do you see what I see?"....
 
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