Chapter 2:
THUNDER FROM BELOW
Many years had passed, and the plains had become parched. Hailing from the south, a great alamosaurus herd migrated northward to quench their thirst and breed. The largest and mightiest of this land, they moved less like animals and more like a force of nature. Large clouds of dust followed their thunderous footsteps. Using the routes of their ancestors, the mighty long-necked sauropods walked for hundreds of miles, following the smell of water.
The biggest alamosaurus, the matriarch, had caught wind of a moderately sized, shrinking riverbed. She charged her massive, gray, armor-plated body towards it, forcing the smaller alamosauruses out of her way. However, to her disdain, she was greeted by a rumbling sub-adult male tyrannosaur with a scar over his left
