The jungles of Peru were vastly different from the rainforests of Borneo, where waterways crisscrossed in every direction.
The dense jungle was filled with towering trees. Compared with the rainforest, it had more of a wild, primeval vastness and less of that despairing green terror.
Walking through the jungle was still extremely difficult, but it was nowhere near as impossible as trying to take a single step in the rainforest.
Alvin's Crows had been out for three days, but they still hadn't found the Alien Queen's location.
In the end, he had no choice but to implant the Alien Queen's glands into the Tyrannosaurus Rex's body, preparing to lure her out using the most troublesome method.
As a newly appointed Dragon Rider, Hawkeye helplessly disguised himself as a tumor on the Tyrannosaurus Rex's body. With the help of the Golden Saddle, he began driving the Tyrannosaurus Rex through the jungle, hunting down and killing the Xenomorphs.
The Tyrannosaurus Rex was powerful, but in all honesty, it really wasn't a match for the Xenomorphs. The sulfuric-acid-like blood inside the Xenomorphs was a tremendous challenge for this giant that made its living with its teeth.
Without Hawkeye's help, the Tyrannosaurus Rex wouldn't have survived the Xenomorphs' encirclement in the jungle.
Hawkeye had chosen a relatively open area for the Xenomorphs. The Avengers were sitting inside the Quinjet in the Village, fully equipped and ready to go, while Alvin and the others stayed outside the perimeter, ready to support Hawkeye at any moment.
Watching the images transmitted from Hawkeye's perspective on the Computer in his hand, Alvin saw the Tyrannosaurus Rex beneath him warily circling in place, as though enormous danger lurked in the surrounding jungle.
Alvin whistled cheerfully and said, "Quite a lively scene. I bet Hawkeye definitely likes this sort of