Dinosaur Train Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Diana came running toward him with the biggest smile on her face. "Di!" Damien shouted happily. The two of them hugged like they hadn't seen each other in months instead of a few hours. I couldn't help smiling. They were impossible. "I missed you." Diana said. "We were in class together." "I still missed you." Damien laughed. "So did I." The two of them immediately started talking over each other. "I drew another dinosaur!" Damien exclaimed. "I got a gold star." Diana said. "My dinosaur has eight heads now." "That's too many heads." Diana replied.

"That's the best welcome committee I've ever seen." Emma leaned against her, her head on Keira's arm. "Will she like dinosaurs?" "I think she'll love them. Especially if her big sister teaches her about them." Emma nodded, satisfied. She placed Steggy, her one-legged stegosaurus, at the head of the circle. "Steggy will protect her."

Amy asked as I handed the marker back. “I love dinosaurs,” I said dramatically. “My favorite used to be the Triceratops, but then I found out about the Therizinosaurus. Those claws? So cool.” Amy gasped. “That’s mine too! Everyone likes T. rex.” I lowered my voice like I was telling her a secret. “I totally agree. Also, when I was your age, I broke my arm once. On my birthday.” Her eyes widened. “Really?” “Yep. My dad got me a pony ride, and I got too excited and tried to stand up on the saddle. It didn’t end well.”

“Very impressive, Calen. You’re going to be the best train driver in all of Mooncrest.” Calen, the little devil child whom I've never seen this well behaved smiles, picking out a train for her. “This is my favourite, but you can have it, because you’re my favourite too, Luna Aeliana.” “Oh wow, Calen.” I gasp, startling them both. Aeliana looks up with a smile, but Calen’s smile fades when eyes meet. I crouch down beside Aeliana and ruffle his hair. “How’s it going buddy?”

“First thing. Dinosaur book?” “The one with the T-Rex facts,” Pascal said immediately. “Deal.” Pascal grinned, then hugged Nikolai again, quick and fierce, before sliding off Tiana’s lap. He looked between them, suddenly shy. “I’m gonna go put my backpack away,” he said. “And draw you another picture, Mummy. A whole family of dinosaurs.” Tiana’s throat tightened. “I can’t wait to see it, baby.” Pascal hesitated, then stepped forward and hugged her once more, gentler this time, careful of her legs. “Love you, Mummy.”

said Viki as he jumped and slashed the neck of the T Rex dinosaur. And finally the two of them were able to kill the dinosaur that was known to have the T Rex species by slashing the legs and neck of the T rex. Because Vika and Viki were able to trap the dinosaurs on the edge of the abyss, finally the dinosaur's corpse fell into a very high abyss, that was the first story they got the Spiritual Strength of guard animals and finally they both had the Spiritual Strength of the T Rex type. When they came home they both told Grandma and then said Grandma ;

I was excited for training. His little DNA reveal yesterday had me tossing and turning all night. I hated not knowing something, and this was a big something to not know. It worried me about what it was. Was it dangerous? What did it do? Ethan did not have the same sequence as Xander and me. What did that even mean? Were we some type of aliens? Perhaps it meant that we could shift into any animal we chose to. If I could change into any animal, I figured it would be a dragon. Then I could fly above the clouds and rain fire down on Ezekiel and his followers. The mental image had me chuckling and waking up from my sleep deprived state.

“I thought I was done.” I barely finished the sentence before both Gabriel and Davina said in perfect sync: “Are you talking to Mikah?” I gave a small, apologetic nod. “He says I have to train again.” Davina groaned dramatically, throwing her hands in the air. “Alright, nope. Nope nope nope. I’m going to find Tristan and throw myself into a tree. Maybe if I get a concussion, I’ll stop understanding any of this.” I couldn’t help the breathy laugh that left my lips, even if it cracked halfway through.

James fell into step beside me, his hand occasionally brushing mine—not quite holding it, respecting the boundaries I'd set for this first meeting. "Thank you," I said quietly. "For all of this. The gifts, the dinosaur studying. It means a lot to him." "I enjoyed the studying, actually. Did you know that some dinosaurs had feathers? Completely changes how you picture them." I laughed. "Griffin went through a two-month phase where he corrected everyone who drew dinosaurs without feathers." James smiled, then grew more serious. "He's an incredible kid, Alex. Smart, curious, kind. You've done an amazing job with him."

“I’m better at climbing now.” “Yeah, I bet.” I chuckled, kneeling to his level. “What are you doing here, kid? On a field trip?” “Yeah!” He grinned. “We’re looking at old stuff. It’s boring, but I like the dinosaurs.” I laughed softly, glancing around. “Dinosaurs are pretty cool.” At that moment, I heard footsteps approaching. A girl, maybe a year or two older than him, came running toward us. She had the same curly hair, the same smile, the same bright eyes. Only hers were shockingly blue. And they reminded me of someone else's…