The Primordial Wilderness: Shaman, Battle Heaven and Earth

In the primeval world, beneath a great flood that threatens to wipe out entire species, the ape-men cry out in despair.

As the nameless tribe flees, one tribesman after another is swept away by the flood.

Even the last survivors are nearly wiped out as they struggle to reach higher ground.

The final three ape-men lift the tribe's sole surviving child above their heads. They would rather drown in the mud, enduring the unbearable agony of suffocation as they die, than ever yield to the heavens.

The child survives. Inheriting the tribe's unyielding will, he establishes and leads the growth of a civilization of shamans!

A shaman stands with his head touching the sky and his feet planted on the earth, with the character for humanity between them.

Whatever hardship he faces, his back will never bend.

He fights the heavens, the earth, and every force of nature!

The cry of the ape-men is a lament for a dying race; the shaman's call is a rallying cry to battle the heavens and earth!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.