As soon as he heard the dinosaur with the sail roar again, Davies knew that something new was on the way. He was not alone: many of the officers on the ground shivered and trembled at the thought of a new threat. Threat that appeared on their flanks shortly after.
Five legions of dinosaurs appeared out of nowhere surrounding them on all sides. While the main legion dominated the eastern side, the other five smaller ones lined up on the northern, southern and western side, cutting off any escape routes.
"What... what's going on?" Davies yelled. “They can't possibly have done the rounds! Even hiding behind the dunes we should have seen them… and in any case they wouldn't have had time to move so quickly!"
Davies was not wrong: the dinosaurs would never have been able to circle the entire army in such a short time. The truth was that Sobek had premeditated everything from the start!
Sobek had handed over command of the five secondary legions t
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