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Eschaton walked along at a leisurely but not entirely relaxed pace. He looked pensive – the calm, distant expression on his face gave the impression that he was deeply lost in thought. Nothing could be further from the truth, however. The volcanic male, though he certainly did not give that impression, was constantly scanning his surroundings for even the slightest anomalies that any other observer would likely have ignored. Eschaton, however, would never allow himself such carelessness. Th...

Eschaton drew the heavy, musty air into his nostrils. The male instinctively wrinkled his nose, feeling his olfactory cells being assaulted by the unpleasant stench. Though he had smelled it thousands of times, he had never grown accustomed to it – this static, heavy air, without even the slightest breeze, had held his lungs in a brutal grip ever since the day he hatched from his egg. Eschaton had been stuck in Alpha Labs since the beginning of his monotonous life. He had never been able to...

A small purple egg, almost buried in a jumble of all sorts of fabrics and materials, stirred. The first movement, breaking the previous stillness of the scene, was slight, but each subsequent one (and they occurred in quick succession, almost at regular intervals) grew in intensity, to the point where one of them shook the egg so hard that it tipped over onto its side. The fall, though potentially dangerous for such a delicate structure, turned out to have no major consequences – the nest, ...

The sun slowly climbed into the sky, illuminating everything around it with its rays. The archipelago slowly came to life - birds began to sing, thick bushes shook with small mammals running around, insects of all kinds rose into the air in groups, even plants seemed to turn their leaves, chilled by the night, towards the sun. The new day also had an effect on the dinosaurs - especially the Sons of The Sun. The worshippers of the sun always woke up from their sleep as soon as the first rays o...

Food was hard to come by when you were a turkey sized carnivore with the caloric intake of a large family of bears. Roseate was barely taller than the savannah grass he roamed in but still had to seek his own food to nourish his growing body, lest he be struck by the rickets! Or something of the sort, the craftsmaster had been at the tail end of a lengthy rant at that point and Roseate had been tuning him out for a while. Still,the point remained salient, no foo...

The Oviraptor had relented eventually and revealed himself to be quite verbose. The bribe had loosened his tongue somewhat but the group of herbivores weren't getting answers they wanted. He danced around the subject of the plants with the practiced ease of a duplicitous clan leader. Eventually, the misty forest began to thin out and the wide open grasslands stretched out before them. Sagittarius took a deep breath in the clear night air before gesturing at the ...

When Thor had hatched into the world, it’d been warm and safe, hidden in the thicket. Tucked away in a nest made of twigs, foliage, and feathers was where Thor had hatched under the golden light of the setting sun. At first, things had been perfect for the hatchling—but as the sun disappeared beneath the horizon and the breeze turned cold and biting, Thor was still alone. Hunger began to strike, clawing at his stomach as his chirped cries filled the night sky. Thor, too small and far too ...