GRANDFATHER WITH A ROLLING PIN

This game could be safely called something like: Mythical Age: the Forgotten Scrolls, but we called it by a different name, because the main character is very colorful. This story happened a long time ago, or rather it is not known when, but clearly before the destruction of the Library of Alexandria. One day, a great sage returned from a great adventure and found a secret room with very valuable scrolls. He decided to share the knowledge with all the people in the Kingdom.

Aim with the mouse and throw, let no one leave offended. Unfortunately, you can't throw a rock at people, they bounce off. That's what people used to be like!

In scrolls (or maybe it's still rolling pins?) it contained a small hint. The red trajectory of the roll shows the most accurate direction, so that if you decrease or increase the force, the scroll will fly exactly as indicated, with the exception of ricochets and other misfortunes.

I wonder if these ancient people can read, or if they need scrolls to go to the latrine? Is that why they have not reached our time?