Nobela ni Michael Idowu

Chapter 2In the meantime, Adamma was lost in the bush. She did her best to find her way back home to no avail. The more she tried to find her way, the more she missed it. Initially she shouted on top of her voice but nobody heard her as there was nobody on the farm, not even the hunters!She became absolutely confounded and lonely, tired and fearful; besides, she was famished and there was no food to eat except the few oranges she had picked from the ground before she got lost. Her clothes were drenched by the dew that dropped for hours while she was meandering through the bush.At first, she was afraid of the new environment and experience in which she found herself but that only lasted for a few days after which she became used to the wilderness life.The wonder of how she sustained herself while meandering in the bush was tied to eating any eatable thing that came her way; fruits like pawpaw and pineapples, banana and oranges and the

“If you move an inch there, you’re a dead dog! No one dares me and goes scot-free! Stay there or I kill you for your parents! I remain the only King of the Jungle and this is my palace for God’s sake! Tell them! Tell them!! Tell them!!! The king of Okwa Jungle is here! This is my territory and no one dares me here!”That was the scary voice of Major Brainiac roaring like that of a lion and sounding like thunderstorm. He often raised that voice to threaten young boys and girls who had the temerity to pass through that arena which he considered to be his exclusive territory after fate got him ostracized from the society of humans. The threat in that voice note was not raised towards anyone in particular as no one was even in view that cool evening, but just as a lion would not need to see his prey before roaring to attract its presence, he usually did it as a form of defense to create an awareness to intruders that he wo