When I wanted to tame one I got stuck between two rocks.
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When I wanted to tame one I got stuck between two rocks. Luckyly my argy was with me so when I knocked it (cause I was stuck) I used my argy to get out! đ đ đ
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Useful tip, don't lead the allosaurus' into another pack. Right now there is a pack of 15 allosaurus' out the front of my base.
K umm second chapter to compys mysterys
I slightly change my writing style
The allosaurus roared as the three backed away, closer to the cliff and the water fall
"BlueTalon" MoonTail said " I hope you never understand the words coming out of my mouth right now". She turned toward the large carnovore " BY ORDER OF THE 7 TALONS I COMMAND YOU TO STOP" yelled MoonTail.
Firefly was making a loud noise that was ear breaking. "Umm grrrr? Dont make me come over there mr. Allo, have you seen my teeth? Said firefly.
The huge dinosaur cast a grim glance at BlueTalon that made her scales crawl.
With one swift movement the allosaurus knoked her out.
She had no idea how much time had passed, but when she woke up, instead of her friends, BlueTalon saw a pack of microraptors.
"My name is nightTalon" said one coming up beside her.
"NightTalon, this young compy has no buisiness with peasents like you" said a commanding, gruff voice.
"Sorry, sir" replied NightTalon, "I am SilverScar, leader of this village of microraptors". BlueTalon let out a gasp, MoonTail had told her of a village of microraptors that inhabited an abandoned bunch of buildings left by
hoo-mans. This was that village. MoonTail had also told her that if anything were to happen to MoonTail, the microraptors would find her. "No... no... this can't be happening" gasped BlueTalon.
SilverScar left BlueTalon in a hut made of wood, not long after NightTalon came in.
"Umm... this may sound weird" BlueTalon began "But do you know what the seven talons are?" "Hmmm... someone shouted it while I was being attacked by a weird, small and spiky bronto.
Just then, a small voice started screaming "THEIF, THEIF SOMEDINO STOLE THE ELEMENT"
The two rushed to the scene, and SilverScar was already there.
He turned sharply to BlueTalon"YOU! I should have never trusted an outsider in the first place!
SilverScar lifted his talons dangerously "both of you are too dangerous to be left alive"
He was about to strike when a giant brownish spike laned in SilverScars neck.
They say beaches are low resource/low threat areas right? WRONG! I used to live in one close to a cold region and some of those decided to run around the beach killing everything there. Fine, I hid from them in my tatch base and once they were far enough I thought I was safe, that until another freaking pack started doing the same. I hid my Dilo (Galinha Punk, my beloved only tame, great companion) inside the base and ran through the ocean to hide on some stones. And this was way before they cold spot me. Result: I had to hold my tears and watch in horror as they destroyed the little base I put on all my effort to build, killed my poor boy and kept going like it was nothing! Their levels were way too high, I couldn't fight them, but I was so sad I tried, died, couldn't respawn there cause I had no bed anymore, and couldn't get my stuff because they were near. Of course i waited until they went away, and of course wild dilos destroyed the rest of my stuff. I shall have my revenge!
A group of 4 of these buttcracks killed my lv 60 raptor Echo đđđ
One like is one RIP for poor Echo and a screw you to the allosauruses.
FINISH JOURNEY TO THE ABBERATION TRENCH OR NO? 10 đźS AND I WILL
đź=Yes đ˝=no
These things can be a real pain early on. My brother and I had just started on Valgaro and we where doing good. We had a nice house with a great view of the river, a breeding pair of raptors and a bunch of other various animals. Life was good. one day we decided to explore the other side of the river. At first everything seemed fine, but then on our way back we saw them, two allosauruses blocking our home. We tried to sneak past but they saw us and chased us all the way home. Suddenly they turned and we thought we were safe. But then we saw why they turned. They had found our beloved pets and were attacking them. The battle was fierce and it looked like we might when win. But then one by one our pets showed up in the death chat until only our raptors where left, the prize of our position. By now one of the allosaurus had died and there was just one left. But that one was to much and we lost everything. moral of the story run away from your hour not towards.
The Terrible Demise Of Tortuga
Chapter one: Intentions donât mean much
-By SunnyFox57
(Originally released February 8th, 2024. Now rewritten and reposted December 9th, 2025)
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The wind blew hard against Aragornâs face, light hitting his bronzed skin like a magnet to metal. Dark brown eyes scan the horizon as tousling wild waves hit the orange streaked sky where the sun is currently rising. His black hair was slightly damp, framing his tired face. Calloused hands expertly guided the ship forward when needed, loosely holding the wheel.
A small speck of land, barely visible lay in the distance, getting larger and larger by the minute as the ship made itâs way over the endless sea. The sea. It was beautiful, and yet so dangerous. Capable of bringing a soothing and peaceful feeling and yet so quick to take everything away if youâre not careful.
Aragorn was tired of it. He used to enjoy the sea as a boy and then as a teenager. Swimming in it with his friends, rowing, sailing; it had been all a pleasure to him. Now, it was more of a chore, a hard task he had to get through. Every single day. The peace heâd once found in it was replaced by a restlessness and regret, memories of what was and what is now.
Any intentions of fixing or restoring any of what was now lost had quickly been swept away soon after. Even if it hadnât, he wasnât sure what would come of it. There was no undoing what had been done. The past staining him could only be solved one way.
Blood repaid by blood.
His bitter thoughts were abruptly interrupted by the soft sound of the wood boards behind him creaking as feet stepped forward. Years of instinct immediately caused his body go taunt and tense at the sound, ready to swivel if needed. However the familiar touch of his wifeâs arm looping under his arm, quickly relaxed him.
Aragorn raised his arm, letting her press into his side, moving it to around her shoulders. He pressed a soft kiss against the top of her blonde head.
âGood morning.â She said, voice barely audible, moving her chin up to look at him.
His breath caught. No matter how many years passed, no matter how many times he saw her face, nothing could stop that thrill. That chill that ran up his spine, that stuffiness in his chest. The drumbeat of his heart-rate rocketing.
Years may have passed by and formed wrinkles on her face and calloused her fingers, but her eyesâgosh those eyes. When they said that eyes were the windows to the soul, they were not lying.
When you love someone, you shouldnât love them for their looks alone. A relationship is a two-part job. Two halves coming together to form a whole. Offering each other what the other doesnât have. Offering to cut out a part of you to fit together. When he looked into his wifeâs eyes he could see the world there. Anything and everything he loved and needed lay in Arianaâs eyes, like a hidden gem.
Aragorn cleared his throat. âGood morning.â He reiterated.
âYou look tired.â
âWoke up early. I figure the faster we get there..the better.â Aragorn shrugged. That wasnât completely untruthful. He did want to finally arrive at their destination, tired of their constant roaming of the sea. The truth was that he was scared to fall asleep. Once his head hit the pillow, the rest of the world was gone. He was lost, in another world he had once lived, now repeating it over and over again in his sleep.
Arianna already knew that. Sheâd shook him awaken enough times in the past, him screaming and flailing in a panic. Eventually he just stopped trying to sleep. He could survive a few hours awake, at least every night and it not harm his physical condition much. Sure, it may be tiring getting up so early, but it was better than explaining to his children why their fatherâs sleep was constantly plagued by nightmares.
Arianna sighed, turning back to look at the island coming closer into view. She tucked a loose tendril of hair behind her ear.
âItâs going to be okay, you know? You donât have to stress anymore, babe.â She said, locking eyes with him again.
Aragorn was always stressing, no matter what. He was the protector of the family. It was his job to worry about her and the children constantly. It was his job to always remain steady and strong. To give anything and everything up in order to protect them. No matter what. Heâd kill for them. But he didnât tell her that.
âYou think?â He said, instead. A smile spread across his wifeâs lips. She pressed closer to him.
âI know so. This-this is the place. I can feel it. This is gonna be our new home. We can finish raising our children here. Theyâll get married and move out and maybe weâll even have grandchildren someday.â
Aragorn smiled softly, despite still worrying inwardly, at the hope in his wifeâs voice.
âI donât know about that last part but alright.â
Arianna smacked him playfully.
âOh shut up! Donât you want grandchildren? We could let them visit us anytime and then juice them up with sugar before throwing them back to their parents. We would be such good grandparents.â She sighed.
âWellâyeah. Kind of. But thatâs not it. I just donât want our children running off without us, you know? Itâs a dangerous world out there.â Aragorn replied.
Arianna snorted.
âYouâre so protective, darling. If anything happened to them, youâd probably already be there to help.â
They sat in pleasant silence for a few more minutes before Arianna slipped out from under his arm. âIâm gonna go wake the kids up since weâre almost there.â She said.
He watched her go, disappearing down the hatch into the quarters below. The twins must have already been awake because not long after, two scruffy heads of hair appeared at the top of the ladder as the boys climbed from the hatch.
âHi dad.â Jay and Jack said in almost perfect unison. If he wasnât their father, it would probably been incredibly hard to tell the two apart. The main differences between them was that Jackâs eyes were a wide blue, and Jayâs were a lidded green. That and they both acted completely different than the other.
âGood morning, boys.â Aragorn responded. He didnât even have to motion them over, they were already eagerly rushing to his side. Jack pushed a wave of his black curls lazily backwards, watching Aragorn steer the ship.
âWhoa.â He rubbed at the back of his neck. âCould-I-maybe, if itâs okay- try steering?â
Aragorn studied Jack for a moment before stepping back slightly, one hand still on the wheel, keeping it steady.
âGo for it.â
A wide eager grin split across his sonâs face as he stepped forward, putting his hands on the wheel where Aragorn instructed. His father kept his hands hovering gently above his, guiding him along.
âYouâre not going to turn the wheel much. Just keep it steady, facing forward. If it starts to drift, just guide it slowly back into position. You know which is the starboard side and which is the port side, right?â Aragorn asks.
Jayâs hand shoots up quickly, like a student in class. âI do!â He exclaims, stepping forward closer to Aragorn. âStarboard is the right side and Port is the left.â
Aragorn nods. âThatâs correct. Youâre going to turn neither direction, just keep it facing forward. Jay, you keep your eye out. If the boat drifts a bit, let your brother know. And Jack, when you turn to look to the side, try not to let the boat drift over as it follows your gaze.â
They remained mostly quite for a few minutes, Jay occasionally pointing out if his twin deviated a bit accidentally from the set path. The island was closer now, little details of it more identifiable. Eventually Arianna and their sisters emerged from the hatch. Josephina was balanced on Arianaâs hip, rubbing sleepily at her eyes. Emma stepped up beside beside Jay, her jaw dropping in surprise at the sight of the island. âThatâs our new home?â She breaths, awestruck.
Aragornâs hand instinctively finds his wifeâs, their fingers intertwining. His gaze locked on the island, jaw clenching slightly. The sun had rose completely, its rays beaming down on the Peterson family.
Maybe Arianna was right. Maybe this was a new start for them. A place to raise their family. To protect them, better. Goodness knows heâs tried his best. But sometimes youâre intentions donât go as planned. Sometimes itâs hard to keep everything together without losing pieces of your past. Blood to be repaid with blood.
He swallowed, gaze hardening.
âYes. Yes it is.â
~~
Meanwhile, on the dock of the âislandâ, if thatâs what it could be called, a woman stood, surveying the incoming ship through a pair of binoculars. To any other person it may have looked like she was trying to spy secretly, but she was quite visible. The black shiny uniform and gun over her shoulder made her stand out quite obviously, like a black bird in the midst of doves.
That and she was speaking quite loudly into the walkie-talkie in her sickly pale hand, her voice abrasive. Only a short distance away, her partner was crouching. He too, was dressed in a all black uniform, but instead of a gun he had a almost comically large axe hanging from his belt. His face was barely visible from the cowl around his face, sharp blue eyes sometimes appearing as he shifted.
The man, was simply called the Executioner. No one had ever heard his real name, if he had one. Thatâs what everyone referred to him as. Had he actually ever executed someone? Nobody knew. But when someone constantly walks around with a large axe balanced on their belt, you can only assume the worst
The pair were two of the âeliteâ guards or peacekeepers, as they were called. That description of them was rather a overstatement. There was mostly only five of them and they didnât do much except enforce when needed. Which was almost never.
If there was any criminal activity in the city, they were certainly unaware of it. Nothing too suspicious had happened until today. The mayors had received word from off shore that a family of five was headed their way. Apparently to move here.
Now, for any other place, it wouldnât be a big deal. People moved to new places all the time. But in Tortuga? That was awfully suspicious, considering it was practically in the middle of nowhere. No one new had moved to the floating city in years. So why now?
âTheyâre almost here now.â The woman, Helen, said, pushing her blonde braid behind her shoulder.
The executioner responded a moment later, his voice cold and indifferent. âAlright. Iâll radio the mayors and let them know. You keep post, stand by the docks for their arrival. Make sure thereâs no funny business.â
Helen nodded, barely resisting the urge to roll her eyes. Ten years. Ten years, sheâd worked this job. She knew the drill. She certainly didnât need the Executioner of all people telling her what to do.
The Executioner rose to his feet in a less than graceful manner, wiping the dirt of his clothes with a look of distaste before crossing the street to the telephone booth. Why, he couldnât just walk to the manor since it wasnât far away, was beyond Helenâs comprehension.
The line rang once, then twice before crackling to life.
âHello. How can I help you today, grateful citizenâŚâ The voice on the other side said, dragging out the last letters of his words. The executioner frowns, knowing the difference between the mayorsâ and their sonâs voices.
âMichael.â He said shortly. âIâm calling to talk to your parents, the mayors, notâŚyou.â
Their was a pause on the other side of the line, followed by what the executioner was sure was a soft scoff.
âOkay, hold on. Iâll get them.â Michael said, drawing in a deep breath before suddenly yelling at the top of his lungs, âDAD!! MOM!! THE EXECUTIONER IS ON THE PHONE!!â
The executioner clapped his hands over his ears, hissing in pain considering the phone had been right up against his ear. Helen rolled her eyes from her post by the docks, hearing the yelling from even that far away.
The mayorâs son was, respectfully, no offenseâŚa complete and total brat. And he knew that. Anything and everything he did was for his own selfish reasons. He manipulated people for the fun of it, or to get things from them. None of the peacekeepers, loyal as they may be, were ready for when that brat took the job of mayor.
There was a long moment of silence and then the line crackled once more. âDo you have any news?â The sharp voice of one of the mayors abruptly responded. There was no âhelloâ, no âhow are you?â, just straight to business.
âYes sir. Theyâre pulling up to the docks now.â The Executioner said.
Another long pause.
âWell..weâll be down there soon to..help welcome them.â
~~
It wasnât the sound of his alarm that woke Aaron Buckleshoot up. No, that old thing had broken several years ago after he kept accidentally hitting it off his nightstand in every wild attempt to turn it off in the mornings. It only sat on his nightstand now out of habit.
Instead, it was the sound of light shoeless footsteps pattering down the hall before stopping abruptly at his doorway. That and the small slightly hoarse sleepy voice that followed.
âGrandpa? Are you awake yet?â
Aaron sat up slowly, one hand against his back as he did so. His thirteen year old granddaughter, Elizabeth, stood in the doorway, still in her nightgown, chestnut brown hair streaming down her chest. By her side sat Troy, his German shepherd, tail thumping against the wood floorboards as he watched his owner sit up.
âI am now.â
Aaron swung his legs to the side of his bed, standing up wearily, one hand still on his bad back. Aging was definitely NOT for the weak. Although, to be fair, his bad back wasnât completely from just plain old aging.
Troy went to his ownerâs side immediately, pressing against the side of his leg to help steady him. Aaron exhaled, scratching behind the houndâs ear.
âAlrighty, you ready to feed the animals, kiddo?â
Elizabeth nodded in response and so they started slowly down the hallway, his granddaughter unconsciously keeping the same measured pace as him.
The sun had just recently risen so most of the rest of the family were still asleep, except maybe Amara who usually got up early to make breakfast. The sound of Joe snoring echoed easily through the thin walls of their increasingly smaller house.
The house used to be bigger. Well, it had seemed that way back then whenever Aaron and his wife, had first moved in with their two children, Amara and Joe.
His wife had died several years ago, when Joe was three and Amara was ten. She and their son had come down with Scarlett fever, and..sheâd unfortunately passed away from it. Joe survived, barely, but was left sightless.
The town hadnât been all that big back then either. Unlike now, now the city was kind of squeezed together, all houses packed. Now his two now adult children, their spouses and his grandchildren were crammed in the house like food in a can. Not that he minded. Sure, it was a bit stuffy at times, but he loved having his family close.
Plus, he was getting a lot older. He needed a bit of help nowadays. Luckily, Elizabeth was all to happy to help him with his job as the islandâs âvetâ. Vet was a loose term, considering few people had animals on the island, most creatures that were there being owned by the Buckleshoot family themselves.
Finally, he and Elizabeth came to the âAnimal Bayâ, as they called it, and split up to care of their halves in the place. As they did every morning. He fed Tina the Titanboa, Old Betsy the sarco, the family of araneos, and so on. There were too many creatures to keep count or names of.
Just a perk of traveling the world in his younger days, heâd collected many many different assortments of creatures. Rare beasts of the old that were dying out. Elizabeth was a quick learner. She caught on quick with each and every special way that the animals took their meals. He didnât have to instruct or keep much of and eye on her anymore, to make sure she was doing it correctly and safely.
~
By the time theyâd finished with the animals, the sun had already reached its peak in the sky, casting itâs amber glows through the windows. Aaronâs family were in the dining room/kitchen, talking and clamoring about as Amara and Lalit, Joeâs wife, dished out breakfast. Elizabeth slid it into a chair beside her younger brother, Justinâs. The small blonde headed boy was bouncing in his chair, his favorite stuffed animal, a squirrel(Whom heâd affectionally dubbed Steve), under one arm as he waited for his breakfast.
âLizzie!!â He squeaked, giving her a quick hug, which she returned warmly. The bond between brother and sister was certainly strong between them. Elizabeth loved him more than anything in the world and Justin felt the same even at such a young age. Aaron loved watching them interact together.
âMorning, Dad.â Joe said as Aaron hobbled behind his chair to the other side of table, recognizing his dadâs hand when he reached out to squeeze his sonâs shoulder briefly. Amara and Lalit finished passing everyone their food and sat down at the table. Everyone bowed their heads as Aaron began praying.
âDear Lord, thank you for this food that youâve provided for each and every one of us. And thank you for our family. We have been so blessed and are so grateful for every head at this table. Amen.â
âAmen.â Everyone at the table echoed.
There was a few minutes of silence as they started eating, besides the childrensâ normal whispering and giggling. Aaron ate slowly, surveying his happy family with a soft smile.
âDid yaâll hear about the peacekeepers? That were on the docks this morning, waiting for something?â Amara said, breaking the silence.
Peter tilted his head, glasses sliding precariously down his nose slightly. âHmm. That it is strange.â
âDoes that mean that thereâs new people coming?â Henley peeped in.
âIt could mean anything. The peacekeepers and mayors are more paranoid than Ms. Lois about her stupid âspecialâ artifacts collection.â Chet scoffed.
âChet. Be nice. We donât talk about people that way. Especially not our elders.â Lalit reprimanded her son.
âIt could be a new family. Rachelle said her mother was complaining the other day absentmindedly, about having to wait for the arrival of someone.â Elizabeth added suddenly. They all went into silence again at that. Joe fidgeted with his fork, between his thin fingers. âIf it is a new family, thatâs strange. There hasnât been anyone new in a while. And why would the mayors let them in? Something most definitely isnât right.â
Aaron hummed in agreement, pushing his now empty plate forward.
âIâll have to check it out. If it is a new family, theyâll need to be given all the information that it isnât told outright. Goodness know what the mayors are up to nowâŚ.â
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Authorâs note:
Hey guys, itâs been a while since Iâve posted anything on here or the wiki, and I do apologize for that. I feel a lot better, spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally so Ive been trying to be more active. At this point my hiatus is officially over, Iâve just been staying silent because Iâm socially awkward I guess, lol. I need to catch up on all the stories here as well anyways.
ANYWAYS, to my point of writing this! to those who may be waiting for the next chapter of TLW, you will unfortunately have to wait a bit longer for the next chapter. I have some newsâIâm going to be completely rebooting the ROTP series. I just feel like itâs very dull, plot-wise and has no theme or purpose to show . Itâs missing that spark. I donât particularly like this series at all, to be incredibly honest and probably will never be proud of it, however I would like to have something that people donât look at and find it unwholesome.
I do feel like, at the time, whenever I formerly wrote this, I truly needed and enjoyed it. Iâm of the belief that at some points of our lives, what we write reflects what we need or feel at that time period, you know? So, the original draft of this series will always have a special place in my heart. Itâs not my intention to erase the old draft completely, you can still read it if you really wanted to, but I do think itâs time for something new to be born. That being said, I will be editing out several unneeded things/people or elements, that if youâve read the original draft, youâll probably notice are completely different. Some elements may be the same but I wouldnât assume that you know any of the characters or their intentions and purposes just yet, if I were you.
And if you have been reading this series patiently from the first draft, I just want to say thank you for your patience, love, and support. Yaâll have been the best, even when I first started writing here and also not to mention me and MGGâs less than positive arrival. I understand it hasnât been the best, grammatically, plot-wise, and theme wise. And also that it isnât really a Ark fanfic?? It is, in some elements but Iâm afraid Iâll never be able to fully fix it and make it a âcorrectâ one, nor will I probably be able to make the story seem that wholesome. I do feel like my writing has improved a lot more since then(I hope so at least), so um yeah. Here we go, starting it all over again. Thanks for sticking around. <3
(GENERAL TW FOR THIS SERIES: This series does contain some gore, body horror, and death scenes later on into it, which you should expect since itâs a Ark fanfic(kinda?), but um yeah, just be aware if you would like to continue on if you are new here. :3)
One time I got two allosaurus they were high levels and female and male. So I breed them and got hogh level twins! Sadly the parents died from a guy with a managarmr and a gunđ˘. But I raised the twins and when they grew up I named them the twin duelers. I also knew the guys tribe name: tribe of hoogasnoks(weird name lol) so I got about and found him on that same managarmr. So what did I do? Got my allos to fight the mana. Picked the guy with the pt and dropped him far from his mana and soon they were murdered for revenge.
R.I.P pickle and jack
Dodo tales (S1 Ep2)
Like for more, BTW Ep1 was in the snail thingy section. Anyway.....
The next few minutes went by in a flash. He walked up to find out what had made the noise, and saw a very dangerous looking creature, that was most definitely not a herbivore. Before he knew it, three more walked out into the open. He ran but snapped a large twig and panicked. They were coming and he knew it, he grabbed his little bird and ran for his life. He didn't dare to look back, he just ran as fast as he could. He realized they hadn't caught up yet, so he hid behind a rock. As they ran past him one by one, he noticed a big black spider crawling down his arm. He let out a muffled scream, it was quiet, but still loud enough. The creatures turned their heads, and cornered him. Eventually, they got so close that he could feel their hot breath. One snapped at him but just then, a spear lodged deep into its skull spraying warm red blood all over.
He heard it cry as it fell to the ground...
Allo body guards
In on of my Valgaro games I have 2 Allos named Calla and Hulk. Hulk and Calla are my Allo bodyguards, they are literally monsters rn they are only lvl 56 (hulk) and lvl 47 (Calla) and they (and my Equus that I ride) have killed entire packs of Deinyuchus (I think thatâs how you spell it lol) they have killed a lvl 100, 94, 140 and so on, I think alloâs are underrated and should be used more often there amazing â¤ď¸