Nyala was the former capital of South Darfur before the reunification of South Sudan, with a population of more than 400,000. Thirty kilometers southwest of this small city, there is a beautiful primeval forest with an area of nearly 100 square kilometers, and the edge of the forest is an endless savannah.

Although this hilly basin is also part of the Sahara region, it is a paradise for wild animals such as African elephants, wildebeests, antelopes and elk, as well as carnivores such as African lions, hyenas and spotted leopards due to abundant rainfall and lush green vegetation and the absence of desert desolation.

And now it's the best time of the year, with beautiful mountains and rivers and average daytime temperatures around 31 degrees, perfect for nomadism and hunting.

In the primeval forest in the distance, two African lions ran out one after the other, and in front of them was a black male lion with a mane, which was more than two meters long and more than one meter two in height, and was a huge beast. She was followed by a lioness with beautiful brownish yellow fur and a slightly smaller size than the male, who roared incessantly behind the male.

The animals that were grazing leisurely on the grassland heard the cry of the lion and immediately fled in all directions, and ran away in an instant.

In order to prevent the lioness from catching up, the male lion changed the direction of running from time to time, and the unscrupulous behavior of the male lion caused the lioness behind him to be even more angry, and the roar became louder and louder, but the male lion ignored it and continued to go his own way. The speed of the two lions was extremely fast, and they passed by a few hundred meters in the blink of an eye.