Dinosaur Train Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The sun's heat was trapped within the earth, burning his fingers, and the scent of limestone was carried on the breeze that rustled through the tents of his fellow paleontologists. The thin rock spires in the distance had been like unsteady obelisks in a haunted landscape. The land bore some of the most varied dinosaur fossils the world had ever seen. He remembered the rock wrens burrowing into holes in walls, and how he felt at home there in a way he couldn't explain. Perhaps it was because he was one of Earth's most recent creatures on a quest for some of Earth's most ancient. Holding Kenzie in his arms now was just like that, an ancient quest for something he wasn't quite able to put a na

Like she's finally breathing. "Good morning, Noah." "Good morning, Aunt Vanessa. Did you bring chocolate? You always bring chocolate." "I did. I brought chocolate croissants. The best ones. The ones with the most chocolate." "Are you drawing dinosaurs? Those are really good. You're getting better. You're becoming a real artist. A professional. You could sell those." "Yes. This one is a T-Rex. He's my favorite dinosaur. He's the scariest. He's the best. He's the king of the dinosaurs. He's the strongest."

But now, seven days later, it feels like something else. Something wrong. Because this isn’t like him. Knoxx doesn’t just go silent. He doesn’t just vanish. Especially not when it comes to Liam. Or me. I sit at the breakfast table with my coffee going cold. Liam is across from me, his feet swinging beneath the chair, eating toast with too much jam. He’s talking about dinosaurs again—something about a three-headed one that lives underwater and breathes fire. I try to listen, but my thoughts keep circling.

"I colored the tail all by myself today, and the teacher gave me a gold star for staying inside the lines!" "It's a beautiful dinosaur, sweetheart," Elara laughed, turning around completely in her front seat to give his small hand a gentle squeeze. "The colors are absolutely wonderful. We will stick it right on the front of the fridge with the magnets the moment we get home so everyone can see it."

It caveated, and I hastily adhered to it warning. A sigh of relief escaped from my lips as I settled on it back with the cool air slapping against my hair. Our plan right now was to get a dinosaur’s egg since it looked identical to that of a dragon. Andromeda said he knows where a dinosaur reside. It isn’t going to be a soft fight, it had told me to expect a fierce battle. No creature would want an enemy to come grab their offspring for a selfish reason, I understood that aspect tho. “Does this means that the other group of pups didn’t get a hold of your eggs?” I asked instinctively.

“I speak the truth when I say that I am from inner-earth. It is a land filled with beauty and wonder and species that once walked the planet’s surface,” Tristan began. “What? Like, dinosaurs?” Jim asked teasingly. “I fear I have misjudged you,” Tristan grumbled. “I perceived you to be far more open to possibilities than you apparently are.” “Well, you have to admit…” Jim began.

He giggled to himself, his eyes sparkling. I smiled as I fed him a small piece of fried chicken. "Is its head too big, honey?" I asked, pretending to be serious. “No,” Noah replied quickly, shaking his head vigorously. “It’s a super strong dinosaur. So its head has to be big so it can bite a lot.” Liam chuckled, his voice crisp, making me turn my head too. “Good logic,” he said, giving Noah a thumbs up. “Daddy agrees with you.” Noah grew even more enthusiastic, his hands moving as he explained. “Right? Daddy understands! Well, then I added horns to his head, like a triceratops. So it’s even stronger!”

“I don’t want a party. I just want to stay with you and Ava. And mommy... I don't have friends here.” Her heart melts at his words, and she hugs him tightly. “You’re the sweetest boy in the world, do you know that?” He giggles softly, his cheeks flushing. “But…” he begins hesitantly, “if I had to choose something, maybe a new book about dinosaurs?” Lila smiles. “A dinosaur book it is. And maybe a cake shaped like one too?” Liam’s eyes widen with excitement. “Really? A dinosaur cake?” “Of course,” she replies. “Anything for my little paleontologist.”

"And climbing. And running. And talking." "She talks a LOT," Rowan added. "And what about you, Rowan? What do you like?" "Books. And building things. And dinosaurs." "Dinosaurs are very cool." "Do you like dinosaurs?" Rowan asked, interest sparking in his eyes. "I do. When I was your age, I had a whole collection of toy dinosaurs." "Really? What was your favorite?" "The T-Rex. Because it was big and powerful." "Mine too!" Rowan smiled. The first real smile.

"Daddy, will Uncle Cas tell me about when dinosaurs were real?" "Dinosaurs were extinct millions of years before Uncle Cas was born." "But he's very old. Maybe he remembers." Cas made a sound that might have been a laugh. "Nate, I'm old by vampire standards. Not by dinosaur extinction timeline standards. But I can tell you about the first time humans discovered dinosaur fossils if you'd like." "Yes!" Nate's whole face lit up. "Grace, did you hear? Uncle Cas is going to tell me about fossils!" "I heard." Grace looked up from her sketchbook. "Nate, after Uncle Cas tells you about fossils, do you want to help me with your birthday decorations? I'm making velociraptor paintings for the walls."