Asset 87 Comes to Isla Nublar

Prologue

Space. Time. Reality.

It's not a linear equation. It is a prism of infinite realities where a single choice can create entire new worlds.

I am the Watcher. I am your guide to these strange new worlds. Follow me and ask. . . What If?

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Africa

The sun rose over the swampy and jungle terrain. A herd of Parlatitan, large Sauropods graze in the meadow while a pack of Ouranosaurus, large duck billed dinosaurus drink and bathe in the nearby river while migrating to their nesting grounds.

 Up the river in a canyon, a flock of red Pterosaurs nest in the cliffsides and one Pterosaur dives into the river to catch a mouthful of fish. In the deeper part of the river, a Sarcosuchus, a twelve meter long crocodile prowled for food.

A small dinosaur approaches the open jaws of a larger animal. He pokes his jaws in between the teeth and attempts to clean the gums before the animal exhales and moves to rise to its feet.

One Ouranosaurus happened to be nearby when the animal rose to his feet. Its shadow covers his form and he looks up at it with a growing expression of fear.

The saurian creature stood nearly eleven meters tall with a length of seventeen meters. It had a long neck with a crocodile-like snout, long arms with three large claws, red and gray scales with a long tail. A tall sail ran along the saurian's spine.

The humans would  call it Spinosaurus aeygpticus. The largest predator to ever walk the Earth.

The Ouranosaurus honked before backing away in fear slowly just as a Carcharadontosaurus walked out of the tree line behind him. The African carnosaur faced the Spinosaur and growled. He had detected the scent of the Spinosaurus from over thirty miles away and had traveled all the way to this valley in order to confront the intruding predator.

The Spinosaurus looked to the Carcharadontosaurus and roared defiantly. The Carnosaur growled in response. The two predatory saurians slowly circled each other like sharks in the water or some reptilian version of Yin and Yang, snapping jaws at one another and snarling, sizing one another up.

Spinosaurus leaned his head back before roaring. Carcharadontosaurus roared back before charging forward. The two apex predators slammed their heads like bulls before the carnosaur moved around Spino's long jaws and bit down on the red and gray scaled spinosaur's neck and pushed him down as he roared in pain. Thankfully for the Spinosaurus, his thick scales prevented the Caracharadontosauru's serrated shark-like teeth from doing much damage like tearing flesh.

Growling, Spino forced himself to rise back to his feet as the Carchara held onto his neck. Spino moved around, almost walking in a circle while roaring, his tail knocking down a dead tree, scaring a flock of birds that nested in the tree.

Spinosaurus lowered down before throwing his upper body back, shrugging off Carcharadontosaurus before landing on all fours and snarling at the carnosaur who roared back in response. The red and gray scaled spinosaurian rises back up and snaps his jaws at the base of Carchara's tail before slashing his claws at his opponent's leg, leaving three claw marks on his thigh.

Carchara sidesteps out of Spino's next few claw slashes before swinging his tail at the red and gray spinosaurian's snout before jumping forward to slam his head into Spino's ribs.

Spinosaurus recoiled from the hit from the blow but quickly maneuvered around Carchara's jaws and then clamped down on his neck.

 Spinosaurus held onto the roaring Carchara's neck in his jaws with one hand on the carnosaur's head and the other held onto his back. Then Spino twisted Carchara's neck and a loud, gut wrenching SNAP was heard.