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The treacherous Nagu brings false charges against Congo Bill and Cameron,

and in accordance with tribal law, sentences them to death.

Lorene apparently agrees, and the helpless prisoners are prepared for

execution.

Now what, my queen?

Let two of your guards serve as bowmen.

orders are even as mine would be, Mike.

I thought Lorraine was our friend. I still think she is.

Those two are the best bowmen in the tribe.

There will be no question of their aim.

Perhaps there will be when you hear my next command.

Have the bowmen blindfolded.

What game is this? I said Jabu would decide the prisoner's fate, and so he

shall. If he wants the arrows to find their marks, he will guide them.

You heard the Queen's order.

Even blindfolded, those fellas can't miss at this distance.

Fake aim. When I strike the gong, let your arrows fly.

Those errors are pointed right at us.

Seize them.

Their fate was placed in the hands of Djibout.

Djibout is willed that they go free.

I obey.

Does this mean our deal with the trade goods is still on?

Djibout has decided. Trade goods will go with you.

Well, Cameron, our luck is still holding up.

The safari leaves Rikala in the morning.

I'll meet both of you back at the village.

We were lucky, Carla. J-Bo was on our side.

Carla gave J-Bo a little help.

You're all right, Carla. You're all right.

The special goods have been placed in the boxes.

Marked with the symbol of our tribe. You have done well.

May journey back be good.

And may tribal goods reach Andrebuka safely.

We hear he is honest trader.

Maybe news doesn't travel very fast in the jungle.

I'm sure the letter I had for you was stolen at Ikela.

I want to help you find it. No.

You'll violate your tribal taboo if you leave the Damu Valley.

I feel that I'm no longer a part of the lost tribe.

And the letter may tell me things about myself that I want very much to know.

Leave the letter to me.

I'll find it.

I've got to get this a fairy together We're all

set let's go

Shoot over his head. Scare him off. I want to capture that beast.

Back for him later.

What were you doing in the jungle? I thought I told you to stay in the

village. Please don't be angry. I was so curious about the letter.

Well, now that you're here, I'll have to make the best of it.

You've had a bad scare, so relax and take it easy.

Something wrong with the trade goods, Cameron?

Why do you ask that?

You were examining that bag very carefully.

Looking for something special?

Maybe you could tell me.

If you're really interested in the goods we're carrying and it's of any concern

to you, why don't you check with Bocar when we get to Ecolon?

That's right. The stuff is consigned to him. No doubt he's anxious to get it in

good condition.

Very refreshing on such a warm day, gentlemen.

You didn't get us out of hiding to discuss the weather.

You have a very keen mind, Rogan.

As a matter of fact, I did have another subject in mind.

Mr. Cameron, to be precise. What's he got to do with anything?

I don't know.

That's what worries me.

I don't get it. Then listen.

Cameron's playing some kind of a lone game.

I think he even suspects about the gold.

Any reason why he should?

There are many reasons.

He made such a point of joining the safari.

He may be interested in a little hijack.

Or even blackmail.

We can stop that.

Yes, we can stop him by hijacking the gold ourselves.

No one will know we ever received it.

There are plenty of shady characters around town who can be blamed for the

robbery. When do we go to work?

Late tomorrow night.

Just before daylight.

I've got word they're planning to make camp at Leopard Pass.

To Leopard Pass.

You have an update?

Yes, Kenneth.

Look, we're only a day out of Ikela, but it might be so near and yet so far.

So we'll set up an all-night watch divided into four three-hour shifts.

Put me down for the first. All right, I'll take the second. Give me the third.

That leaves me stuck with the dog watch, huh?

Well, we might as well turn in, huh?

Mm-hmm.

The whole camp's dead to the world.

Didn't they post a guard?

Yeah, but he's asleep, too.

You all know what to do.

The main thing is to be quiet about it. We don't want to fight if we can avoid

it. Remember, take only the bales that are marked.

You boys stay here till we get back.

Thank you.

What was that?

Sounded like a woman's scream.

Lorraine's gone.

Some of the trade goods.

Calla! Morelli!

Marnie! Marnie, wake up!

I must have fallen asleep.

Never mind.

Calla, see if you can find out which trail they took.

You stay here with Morelli. We'll have daylight to help us in a while, Cameron.

Let's go.

Bad men take shelter here.

Well, we can't do much till daylight. We can try to follow.

Collie, you stay behind. I don't want you shot.

Hey, Volker!

Congo, Bill, and Cameron are just behind us. Over that ridge.

Just the two of them?

How do I know?

She's excess baggage.

Higher to that tree.

I'll take that rope.

Ivan, you get going toward Ikela with these two bearers, and don't stop for a

thing. I'll get them there.

Come on.

I think we can drop Congo Bill for good.

You go back and hold him off in case he shows, so I can have time to set the

trap. Let go of me.

Be quiet.

We should have picked up the trail by now.

Call him if we can find him.

We can cover more ground if we split up. Right. You take Colin and fan out to the

left.

Go on, Colin.

Bilbo, come back here.

This time, Congo Bill will be finished.

What's the setup?

He'll spot the girl and try to free her.

That'll spring the trap.

Are you sure it'll work?

Make sure you take cover nearby and complete the job.

Is Lorene's secret to be discovered and used by the Wiley Cleague? Are Congo

Bill's friends also to be destroyed by Bokar? See the amazing answers in A

Desperate Chance, Chapter 11 of Congo Bill at this theater next week.