**World Go Boom? Book Say One Time in Three, We All Die.**

Wise man Kemp make new story on flat rock. He call it “Big Fella Curse.” Story say many big tribes before us fall down. Go boom. Kemp not just tell story. He count. He stack many, many rocks for old tribes that are now dust. Each rock tell story of how strong tribe get weak. He look at Sun Tribe, River Tribe, and Mountain Tribe. All gone now. Kemp say his rock-counting is a warning. Our tribe is big now. Strongest tribe! But Kemp warn that being big is a curse. Big tribe mean big problems. Too many cave-folk, not enough mammoth. Weather gods get angry. The flat rock story say we need to look at the numbers. If we not look, our caves will be empty too one day. It is a big scare story for all of us. Oonga, fire-watcher: "Me hear of Kemp flat rock. Make head-rock hurt. Many numbers. But maybe good to know when big fall come. Me will keep watch fire extra close now." Zog, rock-chipper: "Bah! Zog hear story. Kemp use too many head-rocks, not enough hand-rocks. Tribe strong! We have many spears. Better to hunt mammoth today than worry about suns far away." Chief Grum, Keeper of the Elder Spear: "The spirits talk in many ways. Sometimes in wind, sometimes on flat rock. We hear words of Kemp. We will listen. But we will not fear. We will be strong, hunt well, and share mammoth. Tribe is strong when tribe is one." Story by Thag from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.