Ten Canoes Page #3
Maybe he had a sacred waterhole there.
I don't know anymore,
the story is too old.
But that stranger had not signalled
that he was coming.
He had the smell of someone
very dangerous.
See how his prick is covered?
Maybe it's a small one.
Never trust a man with a small prick.
Ridjimiraril could not understand very well.
Me says...
...he came from the stone country
to trade objects,
objects of sorcery!
When they knew this stranger
was part of magic,
the bones of the men were shaking.
They did not trust the stranger
with the covered prick.
He was not carrying anything to trade.
Now you can see
Only one bark is left to do.
Now Dayindi can learn
what happened with his ancestors.
Some of the ancients
wanted to kill this stranger
but Ridjimiraril didn't want to start a war.
to show respect.
Soon he would be gone,
but the bad feelings about him
stayed behind.
Far away, the sorcerer
was listening in his mind.
He heard the men talking
about that stranger.
The sorcerer came through the bush
to the men.
He made them listen to him.
He warned them about the magic.
I hope he doesn't find your sh*t.
It's not wise to leave sh*t
just lying there...
... a sorcerer can do things with it.
When the branches rub in the wind,
it makes a sore throat.
Soon you'll feel like
Do you feel pain in your throat?
I don't. Mow about you?
Be careful...
...that stranger...
...doesn't burn your sh*t.
What'd happen if he cooked my turd?
Whoever laid the turd
will get a bloated belly,
blow up,
and eventually die.
Sick and dying.
Morrible stomach aches.
This is not good.
We'll have to watch out.
Worse than dying...
...that stranger could try to steal your soul.
And worst of all,
your soul could be stolen,
Me's probably lurking out there now!
Waiting for a soul.
We better look after one another.
It could be too late.
One of your souls
might already be stolen.
Then that sorcerer got himself ready.
He looked everywhere for any magic
that stranger left behind.
After a long time he was finished.
All is well...
...the camp is safe.
Safe.
The men are happy to go on the swamp.
It's hard for Dayindi...
it's his first time to pole the canoe.
!no emoC
To the geese!
Listen to the men honking like geese...
Dayindi, scared of crocodiles...
At first, nothing bad happened to Ridjimiraril
and his people after the stranger left.
Life for the ancient ancestors
passed as it always did.
Ridjimiraril's wives behaved
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