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Minnow bounded across the forest floor, then stopped and squashed herself low to the ground to try to hide. She listened intently, looking around for any sign of something bigger wandering around. A utahraptor, or a carnotaurus looking for a snack, or even something as small as a large eagle would still be perfectly capable of whisking her away. She was growing, but she was not ...

Eos ran as quickly as she could across the Peran landscape, claws kicking up pebbles and small bits of debris with every frantic step. She panted as she ran, arms folded close to her chest with her claws tucked away so that they didn’t catch or break on anything as she ran through the twisting, turning corridors and crags of the rock and boulder-strewn stretch of the Peran scrublands. The landscape was rapidly turning into a canyon, the ground curving downward...

Minnow hurried across the leaf-covered ground, scampering as fast as her squat little legs could carry her. The rustling leaf litter betrayed her path to anyone that might be listening and it made her only want to go faster, her heart pounding her chest. Everything was too big, too terrifying. She had known since very soon after hatching that atopos were food for whatever decide...

“Wake up! C’mon, Layla’s been away for ages and I’m bored.” Dullahan nibbled on Callahan’s cheek feathers, purposefully trying to annoy her so that she got up and paid attention to him. The joke was on Dullahan - she was starting to lose her hatchling feathers and they were slowly being replaced by a more protective layer of feathers and it itched ...

The odds that two animals would hatch from the same egg was small, but it wasn’t an impossibility. That was how Callahan and Dullahan hatched: together. They were fully formed, perfectly healthy except for being smaller than was typical for a utahraptor fresh out of the egg. They were markedly similar in appearance with their grey and black colours with striped limbs - the only differences between them being that Ca...

“Are you sure it’s this way?” Hael panted as he tried to keep up with Amaryllis. They’d both had a growth spurt, but Amaryllis still managed to be larger than him. Even though she was heavier as well, she had more speed in her step than the young parasaur, and longer strides. “I’m supposed to help keep watch this evening, ...

Being a rather small thing was difficult work. Keeping up with the herd on short little legs was hard, and grazing on even the most succulent and young leaves left Hael full and sleepy. His siblings were more than happy to kick up a fuss and run around on wobbly legs as they started to develop their strength, but he just wanted to doze in the gentle afternoon sun. Maybe not in the ...

Tobias and Ghostlight, like so many others, waited for the Queen. They stood in a prettily decorated area that had once been used as a courtyard of sorts, somewhere for human staff to gather and mingle during midday meals. It was tiered, a higher and lower level separated by a concrete and metal railing. Plants were everywhere, though they appeared to all be ornamental and decorative and were meticulously cared for, rather than those that had an appetite for fle...