"It is Tarzan! We are saved!"
The Bagalla, warned now by the savage war-cry of the Waziri, turned in their direction.
At sight of Tarzan and his warriors the ranks of the Bagalla were thrown into confusion.
They forgot their prey and thought only of escape, for well they knew the power and the wrath of Tarzan of the Apes.
Like frightened rabbits they scurried for the jungle, pursued by the Waziri warriors, who showered arrows and spears among them.
As they disappeared from the clearing, Tarzan approached the boys.
"I thank God that I have found you," he said. "I did not think you could survive the dangers of the jungle. But when I saw you make your stand against the Bagalla, I knew why you had survived. You are brave lads! In the jungle only the brave may live. I am very proud of you."
Ukundo and Bulala had gone down on their hands and knees before the Lord of the Jungle and now Tarzan noticed them. "Who are these?" he demanded.
