Lord Theodore Thomas Blackwood and Alexus's Journey To Dinosauria

Chapter 3

"How will we start to find Dinosauria? It could be anywhere. They're not inside the earth, and even if they are, we will have a run-in with the mole people again, and we all know that won't go well," Alexus said.

"Alexus," he said. "Where do you think the land might be?"

She pondered for a few moments. "Everyone says the underground, but hollow earth is mole people territory. So that is out of the picture," she said.

"You might think that," Lord Blackwood said. "But have you forgotten, my dearie? The earth is vast. There is always an adventure. The earth could be flat, the stars could be a lie, for we have not found out yet. The adventure is forever; there may be stops along the way, but it will never stop the human spirit, our drive, our will. Humans will prosper," Lord Blackwood rambled on.

"I get it, I get it, Theo. Thanks for the speech, and you've already brought me along. So, what's the deal? I feel you know something," she said.

"I do, in fact, know something. It's not 'where' is Dinosauria; it's 'when' is Dinosauria. It's of the ancients, Alexus, when the continents weren't parted, when the dinosaurs ruled," he said.

"Now that you say that, its name is literally Dinosauria. We knew it was old, but that old for something so advanced is fascinating. I figure it's submerged by now, and it is ruins, and finding a key would be impossible," Alexus stated.

"Not with time travel," Blackwood smirked.

"Not again," Alexus sighed and rubbed her eyes.