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t'd all happened in a blur. Obviously, shithead journalists were straight in there about the tragedy: "How many more people lost-", "History repeating itself"... Like they cared about the amount of people lost. What they didn't realize, however, was that it didn't matter now because the earth giants were back to roaming their natural habitats.
Within the blur, the island was left in a rush and not thoroughly searched for survivors. Any person laying on the ground was presumed dead and nobody checked due to fear of the prehistoric beasts looking for their next meals. Each animal returned to their calm characteristics which only played up in human presence and all of them wandered until they found at least one other animal they deemed okay enough to travel with through the thick forest and torn open paddocks. Research labs were trashed by baby Triceratops looking for their mothers in vain before stumbling across them in the wide fields near the Brontosaurus'.
The lonely Tyrannosaurus-Rex(coincidently called Rexy) padded surprisingly softly along the helicopter landing area which had become her new place to watch her fellow creatures live and breathe. Even though nature had originally decided she didn't want them too, they appeared here again on Earth.
Blue kept her scaly head down as she circled the same tourist destinations and kiosks. She breathed in slow and steady stutters until her eye caught a moving hand on the ground. She eyed the figure with curiosity and cawed at it, making the human turn and stare at her in fear. Blue recognized the emotion and growled slightly as one of the last times she saw it, it lay in the man her Alpha did not like. The human Blue had now identified to be a woman clicked slightly from her mouth and Blue appeared taken aback by this gesture. The raptor came closer to see hazel eyes filled with the same kindness her Alpha had and bowed her head slightly as a way to show the woman it was okay.
The redhaired woman reached up while crouching and slightly stoked Blue's snout. The raptor breathed heavier but seemed soothed by the touch as it reminded her again of her Alpha. "Hey, it's okay," The woman breathed out, half speaking to herself. And the raptor believed her, as crazy as that sounds.