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Having successfully passed the test of the short set and bad tempered creatures, the trio of Agatha, Drift and Haze progressed deeper into the jungle, unsure of where they were going, just following what resembled a path through the thick foliage. As they walked Haze felt silly, with all the commotion and dancing there had been no time for proper introductions. As the now scabby, (from his prior altercation with the thorny plants) adolescent looked over to the t...

The halls of Atlantis were cold and unfriendly to outsiders. Mary plodded around, a large sack held in her beak. The residents avoided her, oviraptor scouts slipping past her with yelps of fear, and the guards and court giving her disgruntled looks. The parasaurolophus sighed. Working up trust was going decently, at least. Beforehand the reactions had been much more extreme, and the tasks had been much worse. Today she had been tasked with bringing produce to th...

“Ah, ex-prisoner!” Guerilla greeted Kaiwi with a smile and a thump on the back, “You’re just in time.” Kaiwi felt a pit of nerves in his gut. “Just in time for what?” he asked, eyes darting around to make sure Brunhilda wasn’t following him. “The end of the banquet of course! Where you and all your fellow outsiders get to be recognised for your service by ...

AberrantKapro | Wesker, Smelt Wesker, a brown, bald utahraptor whose midline was black, made his way across the sandy dunes. Next to him was another utah, a crested female by the name of Smelt. She was also brown with a toasty caramel coloured midline and outline.  While they weren't exactly close, they did occasionally meet up to hang out, as acquaintances do. ...

Haze stumbled through the jungle, he’d strayed down here after following an Oviraptor. He’d never seen a place like this before and the blue light filtering down from above set him ill at ease. Looking up he watched as fish danced around sending shimmers toward him. Returning his gaze to the thick jungle around him he gulped. He was lost, the panic of being in a strange place and not knowing how to get home began to set in. Flustered now and stumbling aroun...

After wandering through the overgrown tunnels, full of exotic plants, vines and moss, the narrow path opened up to what looked like a long forgotten garden. It was lush but wild seeing as it had not been well tended to in who knows how many years. In the absolute middle of the garden was a large tree bearing fruit, red apples to be precise. Somehow, they seemed perfectly healthy, which hinted to there being at least some sort of automated system for water, and ...

The large, white and brown Dacentrurus was certainly not amused by this whole Iguanodon situation. He found the stubborn Euoplocephalus bad enough, but the Iguanodons were something else entirely. They had severely inflated egos, bossed around the stocky Euoplocephalus as well as the scrawny Oviraptors without wasting a breath. They were rude, disrespectful and condescending. The only reason Calamity had not been executed on the spot was because he was forced to serve them, then maybe if they...

The muted brown Oviraptor was running along the beach, seemingly on the lookout for something. She occasionally came to a halt, looked around to scan the surroundings, and then kept trotting along the shoreline. In the water beside her, her trusty dog of an Atopodentatus, Celena, followed along. Way behind them both, the much taller and intimidating looking Therizinosaurus Muffin slowly followed as well, her purple claws swaying lightly with each heavy step. ...

With Agnus' declaration the doors to the side of the hall opened and a line of Oviraptors hurried out. Each one carried a platter of food, some open to the air and others covered in cloches to conceal their contents. Kaiwi watched with interest as the Iguanodons' gangly servants placed plate after plate onto the long table, loading it to a degree where the table looked like it should be groaning under the weight. When they had crammed as much food and drink onto...

Kaiwi rolled over as he woke up, almost flailing at the amount of room he had to reach out. That’s right, he had been given a proper room instead of a cell overnight after finishing up his gardening work the previous day. He sat up to look through the small window, an improvement on his windowless cell but still seemed bleak and claustrophobic. He was really missing his apartment at this point, but according to the guards he could go home after this whole banq...

 Morning in Atlantis was unlike morning on the surface. The sun didn't quite rise- because there was no sun. Instead, the still working parts of the artificial sky jerkily lightened in quick brusts- resulting in quite an abrupt awakening.  Of course, Mary and Mintee were not woken by the fake sky- still tucked away deep in their “guest house” (cell). They were instead waken by the loud banking sound of something large slamming against their door before shoving it open. “Wake up...