Thank you primalapex. It is so cool that you came back. I have been reading some of your stories from the past and they are really good.

Hello there Joy, I read your story and I really enjoyed it!!! Hope to see more of your stories!!!!

Until Next Time!!!

-PrimalApex:)

(Sorry, that 3 should have -joy on it. I forgot, my bad.)

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I spent the night at that fire, just waiting for morning to come. I got bored so I attacked a tree with my axe. I got wood and thatch so I crafted standing torches to help light up my area. But I got too far away from the fire and I died of cold. As soon as I respawned, I ran to the fire but the sun was already starting to rise. So I was safe. I looked in my gem again but there was no updates so far. I looked around again for something to do. I decided to swim across the river. I saw a dark shape in the water chasing after me. I twisted around to see the words “Itchiasourus, level 2” I ran away as fast as I could. I got aaay in time and was safe. I got some wood on that side of the river and went back. I did not see the itchy this time but I still tried to be as quick as I could. I checked my gem again and i saw a level up. I put the points into movement speed and weight.

I wrote the start of the story in silver dye

When it reached night, I saw eyes looking at me through the trees. They approached at a quick pace. I saw a dinosaur coming. It flared a flap around its neck and spit at me. I did not dodge. I thought “well, maybe it is not aggressive.” Turns out, it was. It killed me. I woke up in the same place. I looked at my notifications and saw the message “You have been killed by a level 6 dilophasour.” I ran back to the base, thinking that, just like the other time I died, the Dino would be gone. But, when I got there, I saw the dilo was still there. I had to lead it away. So, I ran away from camp. The Dino followed me and I died again. But, this time, I could go to the camp safely. So, I spent the long, boring night at the camp.

The beginning of blues story is in silver dye

what the moth is a magenberry??

I’ve never heard of a magberry!