DD9097LS Round 1 Fight 2

DD9097LS Round 1 Fight 2: Tarbosaurus vs Oxalia vs Diplodocus

Tarbosaurus

The Tarbosaurus is a forty foot long, seven ton female. She is experienced, and her patience usually counters her anger issues.

Oxalia

The individual is a fifty foot long, six ton female. She has some experience, but has watched many fights from her river home, including a Tyrannosaur getting attacked by a Deinosuchus.

Diplodocus

The member is a sixty foot long, twelve ton male. He was leader of his herd, but was recently beat out by a younger male.

Begin!

The Oxalia is cooling off in her river. It was a rather hot day, and most of the dinosaurs were sleeping or resting in a river. The presence of the Oxalia deterred most creatures, but a Diplodocus was the first to break the peace.

The Diplodocus was recently driven from his herd by a younger, more fit male to lead. His wounds from the battle were still fresh, and he needed a drink. The Oxalia smelled the blood and slowly advanced.

The Tarbosaurus was looking for a drink. She was getting dehydrated, and the best shade was taken by other predators, while the rivers were taken by herbivores. The Tarbosaurus had walked through the heart of the local Tyrannosaur's territory, and they let her go with nothing more than a growl. She found the river and went in up to her neck. The water was refreshing to her, and she heard a commotion and sensed blood.

When the Tarbosaurus got to the scene, she saw the Oxalia had the Diplodocus's neck in her jaws, but she didn't have the strength to finish him off. The Tarbosaurus exited the river and ran at the Diplodocus. The Diplodocus saw her and whipped her with his tail, the cracking sound of his tail on her chest scaring the Oxalia.

The Tarbosaurus was knocked back, but she wasn't out of the fight. She stood still and caught her breath before assessing the situation. She watched as the Diplodocus turned to face the Oxalia, and watched, curious to see what the Oxalia could do.

The Oxalia hissed at the Diplodocus, and the Diplodocus roared at her. She reared up to her full height, and the Diplodocus did the same. She went back to her defensive stance, and the Diplodocus went back to all fours. The ground shook when he landed, and the Tarbosaurus and Oxalia took note.

The Tarbosaurus was waiting for the perfect time to attack, and watched as the Diplodocus reared up again. The Diplodocus tried to crush the Oxalia, but she stepped out of the way. The Tarbosaurus started to slowly walk toward the battle.

The Oxalia was trying to lead the Diplodocus into the water, and it was slowly working. She thought that after one more try, it would be enough. She stepped in a soft spot, and her foot got stuck in the mud. The Diplodocus saw his chance to finish the Oxalia and reared up again.

The Oxalia prepared for the worst and braced herself. She closed her eyes and held her breath, but the strike never came. She looked up and saw the Diplodocus wasn't there anymore. She looked around while trying to struggle free, and she saw blood everywhere, and the Tarbosaurus was digging into her prize. The Oxalia hissed, and the Tarbosaurus looked up. The Oxalia was struggling to free herself, and the Tarbosaurus could tell. She didn't know what to do.

A Sarcosuchus was swimming around, and the Oxalia grabbed its tail. The Tarbosaurus wanted the Sarchosuchus as a meal, and she grabbed its head before it attacked the Oxalia. She started pulling it, but the Oxalia wouldn't let go. They were both growling and pulling, and the Oxalia realized the Tarbosaurus was pulling her free.

The Oxalia was pulled free, and the Tarbosaurus had no clue what just happened. The Oxalia let go of the Sarchosuchus and growled. The Tarbosaurus looked at the Oxalia, confused. She looked at the Diplodocus, she looked at the Sarchosuchus, and then she looked at the Oxalia again. The Oxalia got the idea, and both nodded. They ate together and then rested in the river.

Winner........... Tarbosaurus

It was a good fight, but saving the Oxalia twice is why I chose her to win.