Dinosaur Hearts: Dinosaur Sacrifice

Kiri and Masuk agreed on a plan to defeat the evil Genggan. They made it to the underground cave only to find that he was not there! The period for Genggan to shed its skin was over and it had left the underground cave in search for food. Kiri’s beating heart immediately sensed danger facing the herd at the valley below. Genggan must already be there, striking terror at the herd of plant-eating dinosaurs. Kiri and Masuk raced their way back down to the valley with the herd. Would they make it back on time to stop Genggan?

Kiri knew that he must face and defeat Genggan. The claw-shaped spine was the only weapon that might work on the magical serpent and it was now hung around Masuk’s neck. Kiri accepted the reality that he could not defeat Genggan all by himself. He was not big and strong enough yet. He had not even reached the age of a full-grown adult dinosaur. So he had to place his trust on Masuk, the Man who was nimble and agile than him. Can Kiri trusts him? His beating chest told him to trust Man and hope for the best. There was still much Kiri needed to learn from this experience.

Kiri’s heart never stopped beating but only to skip a beat every time he saw Mia. He had grown fond of her and a strange feeling starts to develop inside his heart. It was growing like wildflowers and he had no control over; a feeling of something that he could not yet understand. However, Kiri knew that he would someday have to let her go. There was no future for a mammal such as Mia, among a herd of plant-eating dinosaurs. Mia must go back to her kind and expand their species. This caused a strange discomfort in his beating heart. He would very much prefer to keep Mia with him all his life but that would be a selfish thing to do. His heart was split in the middle. What would be his decision? Would he do the right thing - let her go and accept the pain of missing her? Or would he do the selfish thing of keeping her close to him in his life as a magical creature that was filled with big responsibilities and dangers.

On the other hand, Mia had secretly developed emotions for Kiri too. But she knew that they were both very different creatures. Day after day, her feelings for him grew steadily. Many times, she was touched by his kind and compassionate heart. She started noticing the physical transformation Kiri was going through and she was not quite sure what to make of it. She knew that Kiri would be faced with big responsibilities and sacrifices in his life. She wished she could help him but it was simply something that was out of her ordinary world. The world of a magical creature was not something she had any clue about. Would Mia ever be able to accept her feelings for Kiri that was also growing in her heart?