Sammy the Spinosaurus Chapter 9

Not really sure what to say. If you think the size I gave Tommy is a little small, remember he is the runt. Separated Sammy and Tommy are almost full grown and have claimed a territory as their own. Sammy is much longer and taller than Tommy at about fifty feet vs Tommy's thirty five feet, but they are close in weight at around six tons, and Tommy is slightly stronger all around. Sammy is the leader of the two, and Tommy doesn't mind being the follower. They are walking around their territory, making sure there are no intruders. They reach a river, which flows quickly through the forest, and still haven't found any threats. Just as they turn to leave the river, a roar gets their attention. The pair of T-Rex that had almost killed their parents years ago challenge them for the territory. The battle is short lived. Sammy runs in and slashes them, Tommy bites them a few times, and before anything else happens, the heavily scarred pair show up. The male roars at the smaller pair, and they run. Tommy and Sammy stay to defend their territory. This battle is also short lived. The male walks up to Sammy, who slashes him across the face. The male looks at Sammy, mad about it because he had no intention of attacking, and pushes Sammy around, ending up with Sammy being carried off by the current. Tommy, who is now alone, looks at the pair and runs, thinking they were going to try and kill him. He ran away, but in his panic, he ran the opposite direction, away from where Sammy was being carried off by the river. The scarred pair look in the direction Tommy ran off, and the direction Sammy got carried off in the current, and then at each other, confused, trying to figure out what just happened. Tommy decides to look for Sammy, but thinks the scarred pair will kill him if he gets too close. He looks for another way to follow the river. He walked up a hill, and when he got to the top, he saw a spot where the river curved and decided to walk to the curve, far away from the scarred pair. Sammy got carried for miles down the river. When he finally did manage to get back onto dry land, he looked for a meal. The whole time he was thinking about how lucky he thought he was, getting pushed into the river instead of killed. He hoped that Tommy was ok and managed to run away, but he feared the worst.