The leopard recovers, too well. (part of my follow-up story about the flight of Robben Island)
Last week I told you how Shaka's friends came to help him. They wanted to go on an adventure with him. Of course there is also a wounded leopard that needs care.
This week is the start of the connection between my fantasy story and reality. Shaka hasn't really been in history for years. Next week, he will reappear in the part that was really to be found. With that I will also finish the stories around Shaka.
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Shaka is happy with his friends, the band he apparently has. Still, he doesn't want to leave. His mother is still inside the walls, and the Leopard needs his help too. The group distributes the tasks. Food is provided, leopard care is distributed and the hut is prepared for real habitation.