PREDATORY- Chapter 3: The Enemy

That had been a month after i had been thrust into the confidential hunting program Eagle Eye. It was a program that was used to protect humanity against a new breed of threat. As dinosaurs were getting closer to civilization, more people were getting killed. No one knew where they came from, one day they were just there. But I was at the top of that program. Now back to the present. I was having the juvenile raptor shipped off when I got a call.

They were calling me to the Amazon, my current home. The Reaper was back. Remember that T. rex in the photo a while back? That’s the Reaper, so called because he was always comes back from the dead and takes the lives of others. So far no one has managed to kill him. Not even me, I nearly died trying. He had already killed 180 people. He was clever, and bullets didn’t do much. When I met him I was tracking a Triceratops that had been causing trouble lately. Suddenly he had rushed out of the bushes, roaring and killed the Trike. Then suddenly he stopped and sniffed the air. He had found me, and rushed me, thinking I was a threat. You can put 1,000 cc’s of tranquilizer into an elephant and it would immediately fall asleep. But they weigh three tons and a T. rex weighs eight, and is a whole lot meaner.
    
    T. rex’s were a whole other type of threat. Ferocious, insatiable, and extremely aggressive, and that was a little one! The average size of a Rex is 45-55 feet in length, although large individuals like The Reaper show they could reach 60 feet in length and over 18-20 feet tall. Then there were the jaws. Equipped with the greatest bite force ever and teeth over a foot long which were built like railroad spikes, they were not to be taken lightly. A tyrannosaur was smart too. Not as smart as a raptor (which by the way can be very intelligent, even as smart as a parrot, which are as bright as a 5 year old.) However, they were still approximately as astute as a wolf. Basically taking on a T. rex was something also known as suicide. They were the ultimate predator, being smart, fast, clever, and above all, powerful.
    

But yet, here I was faced with a choice. I could either fight the most dangerous animal I had ever encountered or back off knowing that he could kill again. I thought about for only an instant and then decided. I took the job. I was the only person who had experience with these animals. My team and I were going to have to tackle this myself. I had a score to settle, and I would end this myself.