In this region, aside from bandits and highwaymen,
ordinary people would never travel alone, because this was an area where the beasts of the Ice Age roamed. On top of that, there were terrifying
monsters here, so people usually came in teams of ten
or a few dozen to search or hunt.
Rogers was no exception. He had come with a team, bringing his daughter along to gain experience. He just hadn't expected to run into
a Tyrannosaurus. Nearly a hundred meters long,
the enormous creature was one of the top predators. Under normal circumstances, even hundreds of people wouldn't dare attack a monster
of that caliber, much less a team of just a dozen or so people like the one that had come out this time.
Besides Rogers and his daughter, he had also seen a few others who'd been lucky enough to escape. If they managed to reach a nearby human settlement,
they would surely warn everyone that there was a Tyrannosaurus in the area.
"I see..."
Yuxuan nodded from across the campfire, then casually turned the roast meat over. She looked up at Rogers and asked, "You just said
that Tyrannosaurus was nearly a hundred meters long?"
Rogers seemed to remember something. He swallowed and nodded.
"That's right."
Yuxuan furrowed her brow and asked again, "A hundred meters long makes it a top predator?"
Rogers was taken aback by Fang Yuxuan's question. He instinctively asked in return, "Are there even bigger ones?"
Yuxuan instinctively started to answer, but suddenly stopped. Her lips moved, but in the end, all she did was give a somewhat desolate smile.
"Probably... not."
Yeah... There probably weren't any more giant creatures hundreds of meters long, were there? A thousand years had passed. It made sense that those
enormous creatures had shrunk to