第五章: 雪地足迹 Snow Tracks | 神奇树屋7: 冰原上的剑齿虎
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He read about the cave paintings: These Ice Age beasts were painted 25,000 years ago. Cro-Magnons painted pictures of animals they hunted. They may have believed the paintings would give them power over the animals.
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"Wow, look at this," said Annie.
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She pointed at a painting farther down the wall.
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"The Master of the Animals," said Jack. "He's a sorcerer."
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"Wow, what is this place?" said Jack.
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"Maybe it's an art gallery," said Annie.
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Jack looked at the book again. He found a picture of the figure and read: Cave men may have been led by a sorcerer, or "Master of the Animals." He may have worn reindeer antlers so he could run like a reindeer -- and an owl mask so he could see like an owl.
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"What is it?" said Annie.
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"I don't think so," said Jack. "It's too hard to get to."
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It showed a figure with human arms and legs, reindeer antlers, and an owl face. It seemed to be holding a flute.
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第五章: 雪地足迹 Snow Tracks | 神奇树屋7: 冰原上的剑齿虎
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"Peanut!" called Annie.
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Annie walked slowly around the cave, looking into the shadows.
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They placed them back by the fire.
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Jack peered around the fire and under each of the furry skins.
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"Jack! Come here!" said Annie.
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"Oh wow," breathed Annie. "That's it."
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They went back through the tunnel into the first cave.
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He and Annie blew out their lamps.
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In the snow were tiny tracks.
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The snow had stopped falling.
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"We better put our lamps back," said Jack.
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Jack looked into his pack. "She's not here," he said.
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"Let's go find him," said Annie.
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Jack nodded slowly. "Maybe," he said.
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"How's Peanut?" said Annie.
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"Maybe he's a friend of Morgan's," said Annie.
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"Oh no!" cried Annie. "She must have crawled out when we were looking at the paintings."
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"That's who we have to find."
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"Why?"
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"That's what?"
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Jack's backpack was on the floor next to the skins. He put the Ice Age book into it.
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"Peanut!" Jack called.
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She was standing near the entrance to the cave.
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