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                “I don’t think she’s coming back.”                 Apocrypha frowned at the words Kallista spoke.                 Before the pair of dinos were various fruits and a small amount of fish, laid out carefully on banana leaves to keep the food clean and free of dirt. They had been told to meet Pokie back in that same spot they’d met her originally in two days time, and time was up. If she was going to show up, th...

                Pink was not entirely sure of the situation around Riptide and Waverunner’s parents. Whenever she found the pair they were always on the beach where she had originally met them as hatchlings on Isle Kela. She’d heard them talk about their father from time to time, but she’d never actually met the man. Whoever he was, he seemed like a rather hands off parent, letting the brothers go off to do whatever they wanted.                 As th...

                “What kind of name is that? That’s a dumb ass name. Pokie?”                 “What mother names their child Frankie? What’s your full name, Franklin? I could see why you’d rather go by Frankie. Otherwise you sound like you’re no less than 500 years old.”                 Frankie gasped, drawing himself up and put a clawed hand over his chest as he looked at the gray and white Oviraptor female before him. ...

                Paradise stopped in his tracks, arms full of the berries that he’d hoarded from the curious trio of carnivores the previous day. He had saved most of what he’d taken from Tobias, Apocrypha, and Kallista so that he could plant them around the isles along with all the rest of the seeds he had been told to plant.                 But before him was a Utahraptor, pale yellow but with black eating away at her feathers. He quickly crouched dow...

                The day had been on track to being one of the better ones, in Pink’s humble opinion. The sun had already reached its peak in the sky by the time she had wandered off from Riot. She and her father had gone to Isle Kela for the day, the older Cryolo wanting to show her how to hunt some of the local game there. But she had quickly lost interest, especially after she remembered just how close they had been to the beaches all day.              �...

                The feather that Kallista had brought back to Apocrypha had proven to be of some use. How, exactly, Kallista had zero idea. The Albertosaur had taken the feather and put it with others that belonged to various species, trying to feel for where it apparently belonged. But none spoke to Apocrypha, none called out that the oddly colored yellow and blue feather was their sister or brother.                 The feather was alone.     �...

                When rumors started to sprout up about the dinosaurs that were involved with the massive amounts of plants that had popped up, Blight took notice. He took notice quickly. He’d been watching others around the isles for some times, trying to determine who knew what, if anyone knew anything at all. And up to that point, no one had caught on to anything at all.                 He’d watched Snapjaw and the Cryo and Para with her investigatin...

                The Shimmering Cove. Home to beautiful rocks, her son and daughter, and apparently odd creatures that looked sort of like the local shopkeeper.                 Kallista had heard about the sightings of the odd creatures from Frankie first and had been quick to dismiss what he’d said to her at first. The raptor had always been excitable to some degree, and very much over the top. If he had been fighting an ant it would’ve turned into how...

                Tempest had never thought of himself as someone that would make a good father. Which is exactly why he had never settled down with any one female to have children and raise them. He’d had plenty of one night stands, hell, even that time with Nightingale. But none of them had resulted in any of the mothers coming after him to demand anything of him.                 Until they did.                 Cheer had been droppe...

                “Man. I don’t wanna have to tell him. He’s always like…such a buzzkill. He’s so angry.” Waverunner groaned, following behind his brother anyway as they walked upstream.                 “Well I asked for help last time and if I ask for help this time he’s probably going to want something. He’s going to want something anyway, he always does. But at least if you ask, it shouldn’t be too high of a price. In theory.” Riptid...

                It was always dicey on who Tempest would run into whenever he went through the cities. Most of the time it was no one that would cause alarm, most dinosaurs out and about during the day were rather friendly. But sometimes he’d come across the more aggressive individuals. And that seemed to be the case for the day.                 The dark gray colored hide he had spotted from afar seemed familiar, and as he stopped to look the Cryolophosa...

                Spring had come like a freight train with no breaks at full speed through winter. There had been no gradual build to the warmer days, the greener grass, the days of rain. It had, instead, been snowing one day and then the next day all the snow had melted and the sun was beating down on the isle. Which is what had brought Eos and Snowbird down to the sparse forest that butted up against the ocean.                 The mountains were still too...

                Spring was one of Clerics two favorite months. The cold chill of winter was still there, but more tolerable. Grass was at its greenest. Water was at its clearest. And everyone was just happy to be out of the winter months.                 Or, most of everyone was happy to be out of the winter months.                 Cleric and Frankie had gone further inland for the day, wanting to go and see what all they could find t...

               The trip back to the coast wasn’t too bad. The night Cleric had broke down in Frankie’s arms was one of her more rough days. But she also knew that whenever she hit that valley, she’d come back up again. Sometimes, all anyone needed was a good cry. She’d shaken off the events in the city that night, and when she woke up the following morni...

               Frankie knew his sister had been angry for a few days at that point. She’d gone back to being quiet. Right when he thought for sure he was making some headway with her and her unwillingness to tolerate people. But something had happened, and the current snow situation wasn’t helping. ...

 “Not to rush you or anything. But the eggs are hatching.” Apocrypha tilted her head up when she heard the statement. The black and gold Tropeo gliding down and spoke just as she was about to land on the back of the much larger Albertosaurus. Apocrypha’s eyes widened, heart racing at the news as she looked back down at the fresh kill she’d been feeding off of....

“We didn’t need them anyway! We’re fine on our own. We still have the moms, too! And! You have me, and I’ve got you. So they don’t matter.” Frankie snarled back at Clerk, baring his teeth as they made the trip back through the forest and to the farm where Apocrypha and Kalli had hatched him and his sister. Cleric was trailing after him, her tail drooping and her head down slightly.     ...

Frankie had never been one to worry about his sister too much. Cleric was strong willed, she was hatched that way. She didn’t mind being on her own, and oftentimes when they had been younger she preferred to figure things out on her own and barely asked for help. And of course there were times Frankie would help her without being asked, and other times where he’d make a big deal out of it to get a rise out of her. The pair were thick as thieves even now as adolescents. But ever sin...