Big shiny-thing fly super-fast, break old record. Man-builders make fastest-ever sky-rock go zoom, zoom, zoom!
Big smart-men from far-away make shiny-beast that zoom-zoom faster than giant saber-tooth, faster than a thrown rock! This brave metal-bird, built by clever hands, chase the big sky-fire (they call it 'sun-ball'), touching its hot-edge, then zoom-zoom again, breaking its own speed-magic. This fast-thing even feel hot-air and think big thoughts, taking deep-look measurements while flying super-fast through the high-sky. It really is the fastest shiny-thing man-tribe has ever made, a true sky-daredevil. It keeps pushing to where no man-eyes can see, again and again, with much brave-heart.
What if our hunters could run with such speed to catch mammoth or escape hungry cave-lion? This shiny-beast learn much from the big sky-fire, maybe someday it tell us where the best fishing-holes are, or where the juiciest berries hide. It shows our tribe that man-brains can do mighty-things, even touch the big sky-fire with a magic-box, teaching us about the very edges of our world. We must learn from these sky-dancers, to think big and brave.
### Local Commentary
Oog, local berry picker: 'Me saw bright flash in sky! Thought sky-god was angry! But no, just man-thing fly faster than angry eagle! Make me drop berries!'
Klarg, mighty mammoth hunter: 'If my spear could fly that fast, mammoth never escape! Maybe we learn to put shiny-magic on spears? Then big hunt always bring food!'
Old Man Thag, wise tribal elder: 'This shiny-thing teaches us big lesson: man-mind can outrun sun-god. We must learn to look up, learn new path, not just hunt same old cave-bear. What next, man walk on moon-rock? We must think beyond the cave!'
Story by Zog from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.