Category: Literary Fiction Publisher: LuLu
Pages: 91
Copyright: June 1999
Nibs travels to a city made of gold in the jungles of South America said to contain a cave full of precious gems worth billions and encounters an erupting volcanoes with no way of escaping after his airship crashes in the jungles.
In the 8th adventure of Nibs the world’s richest cat and king of the Republic of Boodocky is shown a map by his Secretary of the Treasury he had bought from a street vendor in Mexico when he was there on a vacation while Nibs and his staff were in Egypt looking for the lost city of Al Bak of a fabulous golden city in the jungles of South America with a treasure worth billions of dollars in rare rubies, emeralds and sapphires.
Nibs has constructed for himself a gigantic blimp the size of the Queen Mary.
He uses it to fly to the golden and silver city of Kraxal, but things don’t go as planned when the giant ship is struck by lightning and crashes in the jungles where Nibs and his wacky servants set out on foot only to be captured by head hunters and upon making their escape have to walk pass a rumbling volcano and end up in a deep hidden valley of pre-historical beasts before they discover the fabulous city that is peopled from the lost continent of Moo, but before they can get their hands on the jewels the volcano erupts and rains millions of tons of hot lava and ash down upon them with no escape.
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