The dinosaurs slowly advanced to the top of the dune and grouped into rows. What presumably was their leader, a giant dinosaur with a sail, stood on top of the dune watching the enemy army, while a t-rex was coordinating the disposition of the troops.Davies was surprised at how organized they were. "A legion?" he thought he amazed. The ranks of the dinosaurs were perfectly ordered and exhibited impeccable military discipline. It was surprising. If they were already that skilled, how long would it take to become a real threat?For a while the two armies did not move. Both sides had no intention of advancing first. The big dinosaur with the sail carefully observed the battlefield, while Davies tried to understand what his intent was.Davies eventually chose to take the initiative. "To all air units, attack them from above and force them to advance!" he ordered.The helicopters didn't have very powerful weapons, but they were still equipped with machine gun

Davies and his guards were dropped badly in the midst of the herd of dinosaurs. Davies fell on his face, but since the pterosaur carrying him had left him less than half a meter above the ground, he did not suffer serious fractures; however, part of his face was covered by abrasion on contact with the hot, grainy ground. He didn't even have time to look up as countless furious roars rose around him. He opened his eyes and saw thousands of dinosaurs standing on him and staring at him with eyes of fire. However, as soon as an immense paw landed in the ground in front of him, everyone fell silent. Davies looked up to see the giant sailboat dinosaur that was supposedly the boss. "WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS!?" he roared, narrowing his eyes in anger. Davies realized that the dinosaur wasn't alone in front of him: behind him there were also his guards. Evidently the dinosaurs did not know who was in charge of the humans and therefore asked them to reveal it. "TALK!" he roared the dinosaur

The dinosaurs returned to Cartago as triumphant; Old Li and the few remaining soldiers warmly welcomed the return of the legions. Everyone knew how valuable such a victory was: it was the tangible proof of the power of the dinosaurs in front of the whole world, the confirmation that dinosaurs were strong enough to take on the armies and the weapons of the humans and win. Now humans would think twice before challenging them a second time! As soon as they crossed the gap between the collapsed walls, Sobek and his army were greeted by a series of deep roars that indicated the joy of the dinosaurs. All the members of the pack who remained in Cartago hurried to meet them and celebrate. The victory was theirs! However, Sobek didn't share their happiness. He knew that he had achieved a total victory and that he had achieved exactly the objective he had set out to achieve, and that in the following days his herd would reap enormous benefits, and that therefore he had proven himself to be bot

As the ankylosaurus had said, a troop of dinosaurs arrived in the evening, when the sunlight began to set in the sky. Apparently, the dinosaurs celebrated their funeral after dark.Humans were grouped together and made to walk the streets of the city. Unlike the previous time, however, they went slower. It seemed that the dinosaurs were in no hurry. When the group reunited with another, the mixing began immediately.The dinosaurs didn't seem to care, so everyone scrambled to find their relatives. Some were very lucky, but most of them found nothing. However, as the various groups reunited, more and more separate families reunited.The humans could not have known that this was all Sobek's ploy. Having been human, Sobek had foreseen the change of mood among the prisoners after the terrible defeat suffered by their army. And he knew that the best way to calm tempers and avoid any riots was to give the humans a victory. So he had ordered the dinosaurs who escorted t

Sobek was lying in the center of the square, while various dinosaurs were gathering around him who wished to witness the sentence. Sobek was certainly not the only one who was furious with Davies: many wanted to see the general torn to pieces. Buck, Carnopo and Apache tried to keep order, while Old Li lay beside Sobek. Since space in the square was limited, some dinosaurs had even climbed onto the roofs or hills of the sauropods to be able to watch.When Sobek saw Al return carrying two humans, he narrowed his eyes. He had asked Al to bring the soldiers there because he thought they should at least say goodbye to their general. However, not only had Al brought one soldier, but there was also a civilian."What does this mean?" he asked Al as soon as Al approached him."Only she wanted to come... and the man wanted to accompany her" the allosaurus explained.Sobek snorted, but decided to not investigate further. If the soldiers did not want to see their gen