The Transall Saga

One Mark camping trip in the desert turned into a terrible thrilling adventure when the magical beam took him to another seemingly different planet. When Mark wants to return to the road of his own time on Earth, he must start a new life in the new world. His encounter with primitive tribal brought joy to human relations, but it also brought violence and war - eventually he found a contest for his amazing power.

Transall Saga is a 1998 youth fantasy book written by Gary Paulsen, a famous writer for wild books like Hatchet. The plot will expand around the young protagonist Mark, which has been brought to another world after a week of hiking. According to Cocos' comment, the fantasy type says it is not a normal field of Paulson. Mark himself made his first long hike in the Magerud missile launch field. He has a strict deadline to come back this weekend, otherwise his parents will come to him. The journey was a great success until one night he camped in the canyon and saw the mysterious light in the distance. When the snake suddenly chewed on him, he began to take pictures and stunned. When I awoke, he was in a deep red lawn in the middle of the jungle.

If you are camping alone in the desert like a 13 year old child, what will you do when the light rays take you to a place you can not identify? Mark faced Mark when persuading his parents to let him go to Gary Pawson 's Tran - Saul Saga by himself. When he gets to this strange planet, he struggles for survival. Over time, he learned how to make the best use of his environment and then discovered other people. He interacted with several different people and saw varying degrees of civilization. After saving one of the villages, he became a respected warrior. This gathered the overall Transall attention of the new name of the earth, he went to see Mark. Even after a long time, Mark still wants to know more about this mysterious light, and the King seems to know how to help. Before leaving to ask for knowledge, Mark received a cocoa jar and he proved him on the ground.