This post is in response to Kerrie Salsac’s Chain Writing Game.
The bleeding from the Orthacanthus was minor. Taking off one of his shoes he removed a white sock and placed it over the bleeding. The Terror Bird was now bearing down on him still racing a fast 50 mph. Only about one minute remained to escape his death at that rate. Running deeper into the woods, hoping that this would keep the Terror Bird at bay, he suddenly dropped into a camouflaged pit. After a hard landing he looked up to see the Terror Bird and a very large Usus deningeri. Both looked down on him with hungry eyes.
Oh Danny Boy! 
I am grateful to Google search for this weeks story. Finding out about so many extinct creatures woven into a great story.
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Me too!!!
DJ
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Oh man, it looks like he’s in deep, literally! I’ll bet he’s wondering, “aren’t there any tasty deer out there you guys could be chasing?” Love the addition of another prehistoric animal. Great episode.
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You know we don’t let our characters lead a normal life.
DJ
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Word.
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Excellent 🙂
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Thank you Sir. Looking at your #10. Hmmmmm.
DJ
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I expect Jadir is beginning to wish he’d stayed in bed! I hope whoever set the trap will rescue him.
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Looks like that is what’s happening now.
DJ
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Tell me about it 😛
I hope so too!
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Prehistoric bears, sharks, and killer ostriches, this is shaping up to be one heck of a future. Now to figure out who set the trap, and will they be friendly? Great add-on!
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Looks like he’s out of this trap. I think there will be future traps for him to negotiate.
DJ
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