Tyrannotitan vs. Ankylosaurus

A hungry Tyrannotitan is searching for food in a foggy jungle. Since it is wet and dewy out he can't pick up the scent of anything. He doesn't even notice a Hypsilphodon in a bush in front of him before it runs off. He slowly makes his way through the jungle trying not to be loud to scare something off. He eventually finds himself at the edge of a clearing in the middle of the forest. He decides that if he can't smell or track down an animal, he'll have to ambush it. He settles into the ferns at the edge of clearing, and waits.

About a half hour later he notices a rustling in the bushes across the clearing. Looking across he sees an Ankylosaurus walk into the clearing and begin to feed on some ginkgos. Noticing it's huge tail club and how it was facing him he decides to charge in, roaring. Looking up from her peaceful meal she sees the Tyrannotitan streaking towards her and instantly begins to turn. She's too late though and the Tyrannotitan slams his head into her side, throwing her off balance and almost tipping her over. She lands hard though and takes a little while to get her tail where she wants it. Luckily, the Tyrannotitan's head hurts from hitting the armored body of the Ankylosaurus so hard. After regaining his composer he sees that the Ankylosaurus now has her tail whipped around to face him and is swinging it viciously.

After swinging her tail at the Tyrannotitan for a little bit he backed off, back into the trees. Still keeping her tail towards where he backed off she starts eating again. The Tyrannotitan, not giving up, is slowly making his way towards the other side of the clearing. Pausing half way there he stops and listens to see if she heard him. Hearing nothing he keeps going until he gets to the other side of the clearing. There he peeks out of the ferns to see that the Ankylosaurus is grazing once again. He thinks that if he is quick enough he can hit her twice and knock her over. He readies to pounce when he sees the Ankylosaurus lift up her head, but by then it's too late. He springs out of the bushes but the Ankylosaurus has already seen him. She swings around trying to hit him before he gets to her. The Tyrannotitan misjudges his opponent though and as he is charging towards her he sees that she's faster than he thought and as he tries to desperately stop he relises that he has to much momentum and he hears the crack of his shin bones, and feels himself crumple to the ground, pain blooming all along his leg.

The Ankylosaurus, having successfully hit the Tyrannotitan, now looks at him, wondering,"should I finish him?" Finally she decides that something else will kill him and she walks off, trying to find a safer place to eat.