[ WP ] When looking into a an isolated cave you accidentally discover that the bushmen of Africa are actually more technologically advanced than the rest of the world but have been hiding their progress for centuries . They all turn around and see you before you have time to leave ...

The explorer delved further into the cave, torchlight flickering off the sandstone walls. He ran his fingers across this ancient stone, feeling every crack and crevice. As he went further in, he could feel a refreshing breeze blowing through. Shocked by the cool air on his face, he pressed deeper into the cave system, torch raised and gun at the ready. 
 
 He followed the wind, leading him deeper into the earth. He could hear the clank of metal on metal, the burst of flame and the call of voices. He ran towards the sound, emerging into a vast cave, filled with buildings and people. Light filtered down from the surface as hundreds of people busying themselves with tasks. Workmen built structures out of shimmering metals, people flew through the air to get to destinations and the streets of this subterranean city bustled with a thousand tongues. The explorer fumbled for his bag, grabbing his sketch pad and scribbled down notes. 
 
 Citizens then started to notice the explorer, his primitive light source and writing implements clashing with the futuristic tech of the cave people. Noticing that he had disturbed this underground metropolis, the explorer scrambled to his feet, trying to escape. He ran straight into a group of giant guards, dressed in glorious armour, who were blocking the exit. They looked down at the puny man, mumbling to each other in languages unheard of by surface dwellers. 
 
'Stay back savages!' The explorer whimpered, pointing his measly gun at the guards. They looked to each other, eyes rolling. 
 
'Great, we've got ourselves another Englishman.' The lead guard said, looking down at the quivering figure. He took a step towards the explorer. 
 
'I said stay back!' He yelped, backing himself towards the outcropping's edge. The guard extended a hand in peace. 
 
'Put the weapon away, we mean you no harm.' The explorer looked at the hand, then back to the guard. He clutched it hastily, getting to his feet.'You see, we do n't want to hurt you, contrary to what you write about us?' 
 
'How can you speak English? How can you read? You can let alone build a house on the surface?' The explorer answered, dusting himself down. 
 
'You see, it is that kind of attitude which makes us hide our cities from you. We are n't all savage beasts, none of us are actually.' The guard said, gesturing to his city and fellow people.'If you would like to see our knowledge, you are more than welcome.' The explorer nodded, still flabbergasted by the scenes around him.'Very well then, come with us. Just one thing, you can not tell anyone about our cities or technology just yet. We would like to keep some of Africa ours, thank you.'
