The T-Rex

Area 8 (High-Risk Containment Zone)

Shu: barely breathing "It’s… the T-Rex."

As if summoned by name, the skies cracked open. Rain poured like a waterfall from above, and thunder rumbled with primal fury. A vicious wind howled through the shattered jungle, bending trees and scattering debris.

*Then—

The roar.

A monstrous, ear-splitting roar that shook the earth beneath their feet.*

It was the loudest sound any of them had ever heard. A scream of raw power, ancient and unstoppable.

Sgt. Macro threw up his fist.

Sgt. Macro: whispering "Nobody move. Don’t. Make. A sound."

They stood frozen inside the ruined lab, barely daring to breathe. Then—through the cracked glass wall—they saw it.

The T-Rex.

Its massive silhouette appeared like a phantom in the rain. Eyes glowing, breath misting in the cold air. It stared at them. Watching. Judging.

For a few heart-stopping seconds, it just stood there. Then… it turned and vanished into the jungle.

A wave of shaky relief swept through the survivors.

Ken: whispering, terrified "We’re not gonna survive this…"

Soldier 8: trying to act brave "I’ll check outside. Make sure it’s really gone."

Soldier 29: "I’m coming with you."

Both men grabbed their rifles and stepped cautiously into the storm.

The rain pounded against their helmets. Visibility was low. Thunder cracked again.

Soldier 8: scanning the jungle "It’s gone! Hah—It’s really gone!"

He laughed nervously—too soon.

*A growl. Deep. Close.

They turned.

Just in time to see the T-Rex’s colossal jaws open.*

The roar came again—this time in perfect sync with a flash of lightning.

They opened fire. Bullets lit the storm.

The T-Rex didn’t flinch.

With one thunderous stomp, it crushed Soldier 29 beneath its foot—bones snapping like twigs.

Soldier 8: screaming "NO!"

He ran for the lab. The T-Rex charged behind him, trees breaking in its path.

Just as Soldier 8 reached the entrance, the T-Rex lunged—its teeth clamped down. He screamed once before he was lifted into the air, then silenced.

Inside the lab, everyone watched in horror from behind the glass.

Then, with a thunderous crash—

The T-Rex slammed its head into the glass wall.

Cracks spiderwebbed across the surface.

Sgt. Macro: "BACK! GET BACK NOW!"

Too late.

The T-Rex rammed the glass again. It shattered—exploding inward like a bomb.

Soldier 17, who had been standing too close, was snatched in an instant.

One bite.

Gone.

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To be continued....