Tarzan and the city of gold

"Tarzan and the City of Gold" by Edgar Rice Burroughs is an action-filled story that follows the legendary jungle man, Tarzan, as he finds himself in the dangerous and old region of Abyssinia. The book is full of thrilling adventures and talks about important topics like staying alive, using your natural abilities, and how humans interact with each other and the world around them. At the start, Tarzan is in the thick of the Abyssinian wilderness where danger lurks. He's hunting for food when he is suddenly attacked by a group of tough horsemen called "shiftas." Tarzan, with just his bow and spear, battles them, demonstrating his impressive fighting skills and raw power. After getting away from the bandits, he discovers a white prisoner being guarded by the "shiftas," which makes him curious and leads him towards more adventures. This beginning quickly paints Tarzan as a brave and strong character, hinting at bigger conflicts and exploring the relationship between civilized society and the untamed wild.