Dinosaur Train Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"It was Alyssa who created and cared for me. I am her favorite ride. Maybe you never noticed my existence at that time. You're still very young." "I remember you!" shouted Rain happily. "I used to think you were a dinosaur?" The dragon nodded. Perhaps a smile would have spread across her lips if she could smile. Rain jumped onto the dragon's back. The dragon started to flap its wings until it knocked down the trees around Chiel's path. They flew off toward the center of the city. "Where is Jace at?"

“That does‌n’t⁠ seem to m‍at‍ter.” Ava hated how si‌ncere h⁠e sounded. Ch⁠arm was easy to distr⁠ust. But genu⁠ine care⁠? Tha⁠t was different. And she could feel hersel⁠f weakeni‍ng around it.⁠ --- Noah returned carryi‌ng another dinosa‌ur. “This one looks like Uncle Mark.” Liam blinked. “That dinosaur is‌ an‍gr‌y.” ‌“Exactly.‍”

“She’s magic.” That hit me in the chest like a confession I didn’t deserve to hear. “You’re lucky to have her,” I said. “I know,” he replied, not even blinking. “But she says I’m the lucky one. ‘Cause I helped us all be a family again.” Something in my throat tightened. Before I could respond, he switched the subject to dinosaurs—his favorite ones, how their names were too hard for most grownups, and how he was going to draw me a “T-Rex in a business suit.”

He dropped his hand, letting it thud at his side and for a second, I thought that would be the end of it. I couldn’t have been more wrong. “Won’t you let me out, friend?” Dain cooed, retreating several steps before lunging again and again. The tearing of his flesh filled the cavern, along with the repeated thud of the chains reaching their limits. Not once did he falter, and not once did he stop. ‘Do you understand, now? Or shall I show you your beloved trainer next? Once you embrace me fully, you’ll become a horror this world has never seen before. Even Nadia Moreno will bow at your feet. They all will, Rachel. Every last one of them.’

“Because he’s the strongest.” “That makes sense.” Leo moved two dinosaurs closer together. “These two are best friends, but they sometimes fight.” Dylan nodded thoughtfully. “That also makes sense.” I watched them quietly. Leo talked endlessly, his hands flying through the air as he explained the complicated relationships between each dinosaur. Dylan listened, actually listened. Every so often he asked a question, serious questions. Leo answered each one with absolute enthusiasm. Something warm and unsettling stirred in my chest. Because Dylan didn’t look uncomfortable. He didn’t look like a man pretending to tolerate a child. He looked… natural, like he belonged there. Leo suddenly looked o

Damian was also okay with it. Seeing little Rai and Damian happy made me happy too. Being with Cole, I was never this happy. He was just there at the right time, filling a void that Rai and Damian had left in me. The feelings I had for the two men couldn’t be compared. “Mommy, can I please buy this little dinosaur?” Little Rai’s question shattered my thoughts. I looked at him, and he was holding a tiny dinosaur. A salesperson was behind him, holding a bigger-sized similar-looking dinosaur.

But then again, she doesn’t want to jump to conclusions. Who knows? All of these things may just be a figment of her imagination. “Are you alright, aunt Aria?” Zenon asked with wide and innocent eyes. Aria snapped out of her thoughts and focused her attention on Zenon. She was staying at the backseat with the little kid, and he had been talking about her regarding the different types of dinosaurs. She must have slipped into a trance when he started talking about a Jaxartosaurus. She smiled at him and stroked his hair. “I’m fine, little one. I was just thinking about something for a little bit.”

"Quick! Now…Nirvana! As quickly as you possibly can!" It was going to be a nail-biter. The magical railway cart was over a hundred years old and slowed to a crawl when it tried to accelerate. As they moved forward, a split developed in the ceiling directly above them, allowing gobs of dirt to fall into the last freight cart they were passing. Elfar yelled, and Danny sobbed in agony. The train, on the other hand, gained momentum. They were dashing down the tunnel, outrunning the collapse, before they knew it. The ground continued to shift and crack in the wake of their departure.

Takumi asked innocently, his voice filled with genuine curiosity. Caught off guard, Takuto swiftly flipped the diaper over, concealing his plans. "I’m studying... uh... a dinosaur care manual," he stammered, improvising on the spot. Of course, Takuto had no interest in dinosaurs—at least not until they became valuable assets in his grand design. Takumi’s eyes lit up with genuine interest. "Wow! Do you know how the T-Rex sounds?"

The photographer Eliza planted caught the perfect angle: me kneeling on the worn wooden planks, smiling down at Max as he gestured excitedly, seagulls blurred in the sky behind us like brush strokes. From the pier, we drove to Dino World. Max shrieked when he saw the towering T-Rex animatronic by the entrance. I bought him a new dinosaur plush, a navy hoodie with “RAWR MEANS I LOVE YOU” printed in bold letters, and a lunchbox shaped like a raptor claw. “Daddy, can I wear it now?” he asked, already unzipping his school sweater. “Of course,” I said, helping him wear the new hoodie over his small head.