Chapter 29
The boys took forever to get to us. Bane stumbled in looking somewhat flustered, although to his credit he tried to hide it. I was grateful that he was trying to give me some independence. He reached for my hand but I shied away, pretending not to have noticed. Bouncing past him, I moved to the low wall where Tessa was holding up her phone to show off our discovery.
‘No way!’ Bane’s deep voice sounded hushed and awestruck. His eyes drank in the series of cave paintings that coated the wall like ancient graffiti.
‘Incredible. They could be thousands of years old,’ Noah whispered.
Taking care not to touch them, I tried to decipher whether they had anything to do with Eden. At first I thought they were mostly hunting scenes, but then I noticed that the humans in the pictures we
