the raptor and the ghost

prolouge: safe space

The town of Blairwood was currently experiencing a terrible blizzard that was making snow rise quickly.

In the forests near blairwood, the snow flew onto the trees and made large clumps of snow that rested on the branches.

The rabbits hid in their rabbit holes while squirrels ran into the little homes they built in the trees and sparrows covered their chicks or eggs with their feathers to keep them warm.

But there was one creature here that did not have a home to stay in. It was once thought to be an extinct dinosaur. Utahraptor.

the utahraptor had brown feathers and gradually turned into a darker black colour at the end of the tail and a white streak going down from its eye to the sides of its torso and a dark blue head and black snout.

snow flew onto its feathers giving it a coat of pure white snow covering its brown feathery coat. The juvenile utahraptor shivered in the cold even with its amount of feathers.

The utahraptor breathed the cold air before breathing out a visible warm mist as it trekked through the snow, making small footprints in the snow.

The utahraptor lifted its head and scanned the surrounding area for any safety from the harsh winter blizzard that was brewing. The raptor soon spotted something. It was a log that had snow accumulated on it, the utahraptor sprinted towards the pot while huffing out warm steam air before getting to the log.

Once the dromeosaur got to the log it tried to enter the log and get its head and its upper torso in the log, but the rest of his body was still shaking from the cold, and this wouldn't do.

So, the utahraptor crawled out of the log before walking back into the pitch snowy fog. The only sound besides the crunching of snow at the bottom of the saurians' feet.

The juvenile utahraptor lifted its head and looked up at the white sky and the falling snow before a few tears began to come from its eyes and fall onto the snow and freezing.

The poor creature kept on walking down the snowy forest floor as more and more snow fell onto it. The utahraptor needed to find a place to stay in and fast if it wanted to stay warm or else it would freeze and die.

Its feet trembled as it huffed and puffed out mist before it saw a clearing and the utahraptor not caring where this will take him walked into the clearing. In front of the utahraptor was pitch white not being able to see more than a few feet in front of it.

So the Utahraptor looked down to block its eyes from the snow as it kept on walking. It kept on walking until suddenly bumping into something.

This made the utahraptor stumble back and fall to the cold snowy ground. The small dinosaur whined and looked up to see what looked like a house.