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    • 3 – The Call of the Jungle Cover
      by LovelyMay In the depths of the jungle, under the influence of a profound call from the wild, Tarzan, the English lord raised by apes, finds himself restless one night. He slips away from the safety of his camp, propelled by a primal urge to reconnect with his jungle origins. Through the trees, propelled by exhilaration and a masterful agility, he moves with a purpose known only to him, ultimately seeking prey. Tarzan's advanced senses lead him to track down Bara, the deer, whose scent promises a rewarding hunt.…
    • 24 – The End of the Journey Cover
      by LovelyMay In this concluding chapter of "Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar," the narrative brings us to a powerful climax followed by a serene resolution. Tarzan swiftly intervenes in a life-threatening situation, saving Jane from a lion, marking a reunion that blends joy, action, and a sheer triumph of love and strength. Amid the chaos of lions, battles, and the threat of death, Tarzan's primal and swift actions, combined with the strategic use of available weapons, showcase his exceptional skills and the depth of his…
    • 23 – A Night of Terror Cover
      by LovelyMay In the chapter "A Night of Terror" from Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar, Jane Clayton endures a harrowing ordeal. After spending a restless night perched in a tree, at dawn, she mistakes Abdul Mourak, the Abyssinian leader, for her ally, soon realizing her grave error as he and his troops capture her. Despite her pleas for mercy, Abdul Mourak coldly informs her that he plans to present her to his emperor, dashing any hope of freedom or justice. The narrative then shifts to Abdul Mourak's camp, where the…
    • 22 – Tarzan Recovers His Reason Cover
      by LovelyMay In "Tarzan Recovers His Reason," after playing with pebbles from his pouch, Tarzan reflects on his past, struggling to grasp fragments of memories that tease the edges of his consciousness. Despite his efforts, his past remains elusive, with only vague recollections of a life intertwined with the yellow metal and a mysterious woman whose presence hovers within his lost memories. Determined to reconnect with these fleeting memories, Tarzan sets out towards where he last encountered these clues to his…
    • 21 – The Power of the Priestess Cover
      by LovelyMay Facing a sleepless night, Albert Werper is consumed by thoughts of Jane Clayton, particularly jealous of Mohammed Beyd's interest in her. Imagining himself as her protector and suitor, he decides to act upon his desires. The absence of sentries at Jane's tent seems like fate aiding his ill intentions. Inside, he encounters Mohammed Beyd in a compromising position with Jane, igniting a violent confrontation. Overcome by a blend of jealousy and perceived entitlement, Werper physically attacks Mohammed Beyd,…
    • 20 – Jane Clayton Again a Prisoner Cover
      by LovelyMay In chapter 20 of "Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar," titled "Jane Clayton Again a Prisoner," Jane finds herself deceived by Albert Werper, who pretends to be her ally. Initially relieved at his presence, believing him to be a friend, she is unaware of his part in her previous captivities. Werper, disguised in his concern, discusses their escape plan, aiming to reach the camp of raiders before the news of their leader, Achmet Zek's, death is known. Unbeknownst to Jane, Werper had a hidden motive; he was…
    • 2 THE HEAVY CHEST Cover
      by LovelyMay In the chapter "The Heavy Chest" from "The Monster Men," the aftermath of a pirate encounter near the shores of an isolated island is narrated, focusing on its occupants, Virginia, her father Professor Maxon, Assistant Von Horn, and Sing, their loyal servant. The group speculates on the surprising retreat of the pirates despite their apparent advantage, with Virginia convinced her shooting scared them away, while Sing, the wise old Chinaman, suspects deeper motives, attributing their retreat to undisclosed…
    • 2 – On the Road to Opar Cover
      by LovelyMay He left alone entirely the countless succulent fruits and vegetables and the delicious nuts and grubs and insects that had formed the staple of his diet from infancy to manhood; he was a creature of the jungle and the wild open spaces, and so in his heart he always despised the artificialities of civilization, returning to them only for the sake of his wife, Lady Jane Greystoke, whose love and companionship were more necessary to him than all the freedom and jungle life. When John Clayton, Lord…
    • 19 – The Secret Passage Cover
      by LovelyMay Mugambi, once a captive, struggles through a challenging jungle terrain, facing hunger, thirst, and the threat of predators. He manages to survive and decides to rest in a newly found fruitful area, intending to regain his strength for his journey back to Waziri. He crafts a shelter and hunts, maintaining a semblance of strength. Meanwhile, Chulk, an ape with an interest in mimicking humans, observes Mugambi. Chulk, disinterested in the burnoose he previously acquired from Tarzan, now covets Mugambi's…
    • 18 – The Fight For the Treasure Cover
      by LovelyMay In "The Fight For the Treasure," a chapter from "Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar," the story unfolds with Tarzan’s initial refusal to accept the possibility of failure in his quest for the jewels. Demonstrative of his unyielding spirit, he decides to pursue his goal anew after a brief period of rest and sustenance, showcasing his deep connection with and mastery over the jungle. His pursuit is momentarily diverted by a hunt for sustenance, during which he demonstrates his prowess and cunning as a predator,…
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