The raptor had been leaning forward when it pushed its head through the racks of clothing, and now it straightened up, scattering shirts and hangers to the floor. Standing upright, it looked huge, maybe 7 or 8 feet tall. It flicked its head from side to side, and then it saw the teenagers, and its eyes locked onto them like a cat spotting a mouse.
This is it, Daniel thought. We’re dead.
This is itWe’re deadThe raptor was maybe 20 feet away and tensed, ready to charge. It would only take a second or two for it to reach them and snatch one of them up in its vicious jaws. Daniel wondered if that would give the other two an opportunity to escape, or if the raptor would quickly savage its first victim and then hunt each one of them down before returning to devour their bodies.
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