Isla Sorna Stories RPG

[Godzilla Forever]

Kronos and Lehra leave the forest. They both look tired, disheartened, and hungry from their hunt for Orion. They see an old shack, and lumber over to it. Outside are the bones of the postosuchus that had terrorized their friend many moons ago.

"Well, I guess time caught up with him," Kronos growls jokingly.

Lehras snarls, "This is serious, Kronos. If Crusher or someone sees him, he is dead meat. Just because we helped Crusher out doesn't mena he will be as friendly as he was before."

"True........"

[slashmaster101]

RedClaw woke up a yawn and looked out where the door used to be. a whimpering sound enterupted redclaw's train of thought as a pail at the back of the room fell over and a compy stepped out, redclaw rushed at it and scooped it up in his jaws and swallowed it and let out a satisfied burp

[C S]

Things were quiet between the two raptors for a moment. With Aircrest staring up into the stormy skies, Hazel had began walking around the room. Thats when she heard rappid thumps coming up from her flank. She turned about, watching as Aircrest darted at her, and in an instant twisted about and shot back the way he came. Careful not to get sliced by broken glass, he launched himself out of the building. The faint rustle of leaves signalled his landing in the tree outside. Hazel quickly made a dash down the still escalator. Aircrest threw himself onto the tree bark, digging his hands into the trunk and then climbing down. When he was just a few feet off the ground, he kicked off the tree and let himself fall the rest of the way, landing with a splash in a puddle at the base of the tree. He turned around and walked towards the cave. He had made up his mind. He was going to tell Hellfire his decision. Once inside, he moved over to Hellfire and knealt down. He growled "Hey, Hellfire?"

[slashmaster101]

Redclaw returns to the doorway, wishing the rain would stop so he could try and find the reptile that killed his mate a long time ago " I'm coming for you, nightscale" he roared

[The Kingpin]

A grunt was the first reply Aircrest got, the Deinonychus' head rising, exhaustion readily noticable in his eyes. "What is it, Aircrest?" hissed Hellfire as he eyed the Raptor...

[C S]

"Ive got someone to look for. You already know who she is" Aircrest growled. "Sorry for what I said earlier, and sorry for leaving you again, but this is important"
"Aircrest! Are you mad!?" Hazel barked as she came out from the expanse of fabric, breathing hard. "Do you have any idea how incredibly dangerous that was!?"
"Yes?" Aircrest growled to his sister. "But I find myself doing things like that every day. Besides, it was the fastest way to my friend here"
"Fastest to your...what are you going on with!?" Hazel growled. "Ive got to find my mate." Aircrest barked. "...In this weather?" Hazel growled, raising a scaley eyebrow. "If she's here, and if she's alive, she'd be looking for me. Its about time I start looking for her. And your coming with me" Aircrest barked. "I am?" Hazel snorted. "Yes, I know a pack you can stay with, and Im going to take you there" Aircrest replied. "...You are?" Hazel growled, anticipation in her voice. "I can finally..." She began. Aircrest nodded, and she stopped speaking. She only growled "Thank you" Aircrest looked down at Hellfire and barked "As you can see, Ive got one hell of a mission."

[The Kingpin]

Hellfire grunted. "Fine, but if you're going, take Rose with you. you two can take care of her better than i can, and if Hazel's joining a pack, maybe they'll be kind enough to help Rose as well" he growled, before lowering his head again...

[C S]

Aircrest looked over to the young raptor. He knew Hellfire wasnt much of a parent. But then again, neither was he. It was going to be hard enough, searching for Selena and getting Hazel to the pack. How was he going to go along with it with a raptor who couldnt even see? After a moment of thought, he growled "Alright" to Hellfire. He started walking over to Rose, when suddenly Hazel growled "Since...when do you have a mate? I thought you left her..." Aircrest turned his head and blinked a few times. She knew about his past? "I kinda overheard you talking about it..." Hazel growled, taking note of her brother's reaction. Aircrest shook his head. "This...is someone completely different. Ive risked my life for her countless times, and she has done the same for me" He growled. In the back of his mind, he expected Hazel to cut all ties with him. Instead, she growled "So...you've finally forgiven yourself?" Aircrest sighed, and nodded. Hazel smiled. "I wish your life with her well" She barked. "I wish your life with....him well" Aircrest growled, facing forward again and moving over to Rose. He crouched and nudged her with his nuzzle to wake her up.

[Evil Eye]

Renegade moved forward swiftly, shooting toward the tree Bane stood upon, the grass on the ground moving forward behind him, from the wind of his slipstream.
Just as he was about to hit the tree, he ducked off to the side, slowing down, and skidding slightly as he came to a halt, serving as a distraction while he waited for Fatalis to make the actual move on the dromeosaurus...

[Hopeflower]

"Hm?" Rose murmured, shifting slightly as her eyelids flickered. "It can't be morning already..." Slowly, her eyes opened and she lifted her head, yawning widely.

[C S]

"How does that work, your sense of time?" Aircrest growled. Technically, it was late morning already. "Wait wait, forget that. Im taking Hazel to join a pack. Hellfire says to take you too, see if the pack would take you in too" He barked quickly. He wanted to be out as soon as possible.

[Hopeflower]

"A blind raptor?" Rose growled, surprised, turning her head towards Aircrest. "I don't know if they would...I'm little use to a pack, save for watching hatchlings."

[Pyronychus]

Switchblade found herself restless, the heavy rain irritating her. She thought she'd try to get some sleep until the storm was over, but sleep refused to come. Giving up on it completely, the green Lili finally let out a soft, resigned growl and pushed herself to her feet just as another harsh fork of lightning momentarily lit up the room, casting strange shadows over the slender predator, making her look somehow even skinnier than she already was. A crackling boom following after a few seconds, but the Lili had already crossed to the door and turned down the hallway. Though she didn't intend to leave the building until the lightning was over, she couldn't stand to sit still, and started to pace the hallways, head held low and far in front of her, turning slowly from side to side as she passed room after room, scanning each one for signs of life. Eventually she made it to the end of the hallway, where the path split off in either direction, one leading to a set of stairs, the other continuing on for a few yards before coming to a dead end. Turning boredly toward the stairwell, she suddenly paused, almost unsure exactly why at first. Something in her mind had just clicked. She bent down to sniff the floor. No, nothing there. Maybe she'd been imagining it, she though, raising her head again, but freezing once more. It was then she knew it wasn't on the floor, but drifting down on a soft breeze from above. She climbed the stairs with a renewed alertness, the corners of her mouth starting to tug themselves up as she came to the second floor and continued following the scent. Then, quite suddenly, she realized it was two separate scents, one slightly overpowering the other. Feeling an odd leap in her chest, she walked on, pulse quickening, the smells getting stronger until she finally turned into an apartment that seemed to be the end of the trail, now able to tell for sure that they were very similar to her own scent. Definitely Liliensternus. After a quick search, she found the room to be abandoned, although the strength of the occupants' scents told her they probably only left a couple of hours ago. A full smile now firmly in place across her maw, she walked over to what was left of a worn-out bed, seeing signs that something approximately her size had been laying there. Moving over to a large, completely shattered window, she narrowed her eyes against the blowing rain that was dripping inside, looking out at a badly rusted fire escape not far from the window, its railings long gone. It looked to be within jumping distance. Maybe that was how they had gotten in and out, and why she hadn't detected their trail when she came in through the front door of the apartment complex...

[C S]

"Its worth a shot" Aircrest growled. "Hellfire isnt exactly the parent type, even now. And Im not exactly father of the year either, but atleast you'd be safe with me and Hazel" He added, looking over his shoulder to his sister.

[Hopeflower]

Rose got up slowly, her expression half-hopeful, half-doubtful.

[C S]

With that, Aircrest made up his agenda. He'd go pay the pack a visit and drop off Hazel, maybe Rose. Then go search for Selena. He'd have to find out what to do with her if she was rejected, but he didnt put much thought into that, not for the moment at least. He made his way to the entrance, tapping his claws as he walked on purpose, so that Rose could track them. Hazel did the same, walking behind Aircrest so she wouldnt confuse the blind raptor...

[slashmaster101]

Redclaw walked out into the rain, the cold water feeling good on his scales he headed toward an allyway hoping to be able to find a bigger meal then compy's.


A large head poked out of the water eyeing the celophylophisis drinking from the muddy pool, the head suddenely burst out of the water crushing the small dinosaur between two powerful jaws, Nightscale had made his kill.

[Hopeflower]

Rose followed, conflicted. She knew having a pack would make survival easier for her; but she also knew she was pretty much useless to a pack. Blind, she couldn't hunt effectively. She was alright when it came to watching hatchlings, but that was about it. She had more of a chance of being rejected by strangers than being accepted.

[C S]

Not too long later, the group had walked down the block, following the river. Water pelted their scaley hides as they went. After the moments of silence, Hazel growled quietly "How do you have any hopes of finding your mate in this weather?!" Aircrest turned his head a bit, eyes fixed on his sister, who was now walking by his side. "Easy. If she's looking for me, then she'll be looking for places I would be" Hazel cocked her head. "Where would you be?" She growled.
"Anywhere that has a tree for me to stay in" Aircrest barked. Hazel gave Aircrest a confused look. "That means any oasis in this cave laiden hell. Those, and the forest me and Hellfire left" The green raptor continued. "Why'd you leave?" Hazel asked. "Wanted to go exploring" Aircrest growled, looking at the ground. "...My priorities haven't been in check lately"
"Clearly" Hazel growled, shaking her head. "I hope your right. Also hope you still remember where this pack stays"
"Of course I do. They live in an underground cave with tunnels. I would recomend walking the tunnels though. I did. It gets flooded some ways in, and its really dark. I thought I'd never get outside!" Aircrest barked, beginning to tell his sister how he came to meet the band of raptors...

[Pyronychus]

The green Lili regarded the fire escape for a moment before finally making up her mind and taking a step or two back from the big window. If the other Liliensternus' had been using this as their entrance, and stayed solely in this room, as she thought likely, it wouldn't do her much good to keep searching this building. For a moment, she paused, wondering if she should just wait here until they came back. But who knew if they would come back soon, if ever. Lightning or no lightning, she felt her best bet was to remember where this building was and leave to find nearby sources of food and water. It seemed like a good idea, except for the fact that many streets were now shallow rivers, making it impossible to tell where any natural pools were under the flood water, and all the scent trails of predator and prey alike were long gone. Shaking off the thought for now and taking one more step backward, the Lili lunged for the window, flank just brushing its edge as she leapt through at a somewhat awkward angle, landing with a creaking clang on the rusty platform, which swayed alarmingly for a few seconds before stabilizing, obviously not securely attached to the building anymore. Rain began to once again soak the Lili's green and gray skin as she more carefully descended the steps, glad when her feet finally touched solid concrete again. She paused at the foot of the stairway, squinting against sheets of rain to look up and down the street. Without a hint of a scent trail to follow, she simply took a guess and splashed off across the road toward an alley that looked a bit wider and greener than the others and seemed capable of concealing small creatures. It was only at the thought of the small dinosaurs that could be sheltering there that she realized how long it had been since she last ate...