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[DEVIATION] Pokémon Story The Light Beyond the Horizon Brave Child and the Spooky Woods - Chapter 1 By J.C. Solis The sun was now up past the horizon as the air gave rise to a new Spring Day, the air still a bit cold from the colder months of Winter. But the townsfolk of Petalgrove, the warmer climate proved more fruitful to future endeavors as the town surrounded by flower fields bloomed with the hues of yellow, white, and occasionally red flowers now rejuvenated from the cold. But even still, Winter had yet to fully release its frigid clutches, the nights still surprisingly cool even as the days began to feel a bit warmer, the evenings still requiring hot cocoa and the beds still needing thick blankets for the cold that remained. But for the Pokémon of Petalgrove, the sunrise marked a new day filled with new opportunities. Shops would open their doors to the morning's commerce while the laborers and craftsmen returned to today's chores. And the new day also meant

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And all those four legged marching horses galloped but centaurs never made of them with rising speed they advance but as the fierce force raised I saw as the animalistic feet, hooves gradually took on the characteristics of man looking on I knew that which they had become horses of war in the flesh of my fellow human beings some fell before undergoing the change others thereafter a mix of bestial and humane cocktail of screams some of the human horses for naturally as they were human attempted to ride their former selves the dying did this profusely as the horses below them intermingled with their blood each turning into wood shelving steed and mounter complete with a slew of cabinets in the side that when surgical pulled out as shelves of such furniture are reveal the new , fresh army uniforms....

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Two ghouls perched atop an open wooden cart, their hollow, sunken eyes glimmering with a predatory hunger as they scanned the darkness for the remains of the unfortunate. Ghouls were not just scavengers—they were creatures twisted by years spent in the shadowy underworld, their forms gaunt and sinewy, skin stretched thin over bones like old parchment. Their flesh, a pallid grey, marred by scars and the stains of old blood, and their long limbs ending in clawed fingers built for digging, grasping, and feeding. Instead of human feet, they had cloven hooves—split, hard, and adapted for traversing the uneven stone and filth of their subterranean world, leaving behind strange, crescent-shaped prints amid the grime. With elongated faces and protruding jaws, they possessed sharp, yellowed teeth like a hyena’s, designed for crushing bone and tearing flesh. Ragged tufts of coarse, bristly hair sprout along their spines and across their shoulders. They moved with an unsettling, loping

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Primal Planet: Maniraptoromorpha 3/3

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Crystal Truth Chapter 8

Gina was waiting in a small spot of the forest with little shrubbery. She looked around the area, huffing a bit. "Where's that stupid dinosaur? She said she would meet me by now." "I said I would." Draca called, walking in from the bushes. "Sorry, I ran into a familiar face and thought I could recruit them to our cause." The small dinosaur said. Before Gina could respond General Onyx and his pack walked into the area. He stopped when he saw Gina. "You!" Gina hissed, her feathers puffing up. "Draca you dipshit why would you bring him here!?" "You never said we were working with a filthy Gigantoraptor!" Onyx snarled at Draca. "And to think I considered letting you live this time." "Woah woah, hey, we all have a similar goal don't we?" Draca asked, getting between the two. "We want to kill the Dragon Hunters." "No, you said your friend could help me kill Redwood's pack. I don't care about the Dragon Hunters unless they decide to get in my way." Onyx growled, glancing at Gina. "She

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The four surrounded the nest. Two of the eggs had little cracks forming in them. The third remained still. The cracks grew larger and larger. The first head broke through their eggshell. They let out a roar as they took their first breath before immediately growling and biting at the egg. They fought their cage until the baby broke through completely, flopping onto the nest. They had dark grey and orange feathers. A little tail on each side of their neck and a sail on their tail. Instead of feathers on their arms like a typical Gigantoraptor, this hatchling had tiny wings. They even had little horns on their head. Aris gently pulled the baby to her and started licking them clean. The baby squeaked in protest. "Looks like a little girl." G-Raptor pointed out. "What will you guys name her?" Galvador asked. The two looked at their first baby. She was dried and stood up, poofing up her feathers a bit. "I think Slate should be her name." G-Raptor suggested, "What do you think

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Pink and White

He walked through the brush and stepped into a clearing in the middle of the forest. The white dinosaur looked around. It was a nice little place. A small path cut through the forest. One end led deeper in and the other seemed to lead into the fields. There was a large cave in the middle. Beyond that, there didn't really seem to be much. The dinosaur smiled as he walked around. No one was here, he could claim this territory as his own. And that's exactly what he did. Once he finished making sure everyone knew this area belonged to him he stepped into the cave. The young Gigantoraptor laid down on the stoney floor of the cave, finally being able to rest after non stop walking and running for over a day. When he was resting, his mind caught up to him. How could she do this to me!? Her own son! Gone, just like that! Unappreciated, unloved.. Un.. Unwanted.. NO! Stop thinking about it, G-Raptor! She loves her pack, that's true. She just never considered you good enough. And that's

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Taking Flight chapter 3: Nest Raid

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Two ghouls perched atop an open wooden cart, their hollow, sunken eyes glimmering with a predatory hunger as they scanned the darkness for the remains of the unfortunate. Ghouls were not just scavengers—they were creatures twisted by years spent in the shadowy underworld, their forms gaunt and sinewy, skin stretched thin over bones like old parchment. Their flesh, a pallid grey, marred by scars and the stains of old blood, and their long limbs ending in clawed fingers built for digging, grasping, and feeding. Instead of human feet, they had cloven hooves—split, hard, and adapted for traversing the uneven stone and filth of their subterranean world, leaving behind strange, crescent-shaped prints amid the grime. With elongated faces and protruding jaws, they possessed sharp, yellowed teeth like a hyena’s, designed for crushing bone and tearing flesh. Ragged tufts of coarse, bristly hair sprout along their spines and across their shoulders. They moved with an unsettling, loping

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Crystal Truth Chapter 14

The four surrounded the nest. Two of the eggs had little cracks forming in them. The third remained still. The cracks grew larger and larger. The first head broke through their eggshell. They let out a roar as they took their first breath before immediately growling and biting at the egg. They fought their cage until the baby broke through completely, flopping onto the nest. They had dark grey and orange feathers. A little tail on each side of their neck and a sail on their tail. Instead of feathers on their arms like a typical Gigantoraptor, this hatchling had tiny wings. They even had little horns on their head. Aris gently pulled the baby to her and started licking them clean. The baby squeaked in protest. "Looks like a little girl." G-Raptor pointed out. "What will you guys name her?" Galvador asked. The two looked at their first baby. She was dried and stood up, poofing up her feathers a bit. "I think Slate should be her name." G-Raptor suggested, "What do you think

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Pink and White

He walked through the brush and stepped into a clearing in the middle of the forest. The white dinosaur looked around. It was a nice little place. A small path cut through the forest. One end led deeper in and the other seemed to lead into the fields. There was a large cave in the middle. Beyond that, there didn't really seem to be much. The dinosaur smiled as he walked around. No one was here, he could claim this territory as his own. And that's exactly what he did. Once he finished making sure everyone knew this area belonged to him he stepped into the cave. The young Gigantoraptor laid down on the stoney floor of the cave, finally being able to rest after non stop walking and running for over a day. When he was resting, his mind caught up to him. How could she do this to me!? Her own son! Gone, just like that! Unappreciated, unloved.. Un.. Unwanted.. NO! Stop thinking about it, G-Raptor! She loves her pack, that's true. She just never considered you good enough. And that's

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