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The story begins with Tintin and his friends traveling to Syldavia to participate in the ambitious lunar expedition led by eccentric billionaire, Professor Decimus Phostle. They board the rocket spacecraft, named the "Moon Rocket," and embark on their journey towards the Moon.

In this adventure, Tintin encounters a series of comedic and sometimes controversial encounters with African wildlife and local inhabitants. The narrative is characterized by humorous interactions with anthropomorphic animals, including encounters with crocodiles, hippos, and monkeys. Tintin also navigates through challenges posed by hostile natives and greedy colonial officials.

"The Seven Crystal Balls" is the thirteenth volume in the series of comic albums created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé, featuring the intrepid young reporter Tintin. Published in 1948, this adventure begins with a mysterious illness striking members of an archaeological expedition that had recently returned from Peru.

Tintin becomes involved in the investigation when his friend Professor Calculus falls victim to the same mysterious ailment. Alongside Captain Haddock, Tintin delves into the circumstances surrounding the curse-like affliction that seems to target the explorers.

The story begins with Tintin and his friends joining millionaire Laszlo Carreidas on his luxurious aircraft. However, their flight is hijacked by criminals seeking to exploit Carreidas for his wealth. Tintin, Haddock, and Calculus are caught in the middle of a high-stakes conspiracy involving mind control and a mysterious island.