The Obelisk

This fanfiction story begins in Snail section and goes down through all tamables alphabetically! I suggest you read this from the beginning if yur new! For those who’ve read through all this, Thankyou so much 😋

-Chapter 35-

The journey was long, lasting about a day as the carnivores trekked west acrossed Runheimr.

“Where a r e those blasted Shadowmanes?” Rust groaned, glancing around.

“Maybe the Pego was lying,” Spark suggested.

“I would expect as much from a Pegomastax,” Crimson muttered snidely.

“They’ve got to be here somewhere,” Forest said. “I don’t know where…”

“Maybe we missed them,” Rust said.

“I would not like that at all,” Spark sighed. “All this walking for nothing?”

“What are we gonna do then?” Rust asked.

Forest was still looking around, searching for any sign of the giant beasts in the woods. He sniffed the ground, checked for talonprints, and, taking a breath, leapt into the branches of the nearest tree.

“Forest?” Spark called.

“Be right back!” Forest dug hai claws into the eh wood, which sunk in faster than he’d expected. It was n o t even close to as hard as the rock he was use to climbing. But he held on tight and jumped higher up.

He climbed and climbed until he finally reached the top. The tip of the tree bend”t down slightly as he clawed up and scanned the territory below.

It’s so big, Fores thought with awe. How could we ever find them?

Birds flew through the trees, including pteranodons and quetzals as they called out to each other, flying straight over Forests head.

He flinched as a gust of wind blew passed him.

“I don’t see anything,” he called down. He spotted his friends down below, staring up at him. They must not hear me. Sinking his claws in the wood harder, he jumped down the tree and climbed back down.

“Anything?” Spark asked.

“No,” Forest said with a shake of his head. “But we have to keep looking. There’s still time—“

“Shoot!” Crimson barked. She was on top of a large boulder, her neck craned towards a few ravines north of them. “Terror birds! Terror birds coming this way!”