RS Round 2 Bonus Fight: Allosaurus vs Acrocanthosaurus

RS Round 2 Bonus Fight Allosaurus vs Acrocanthosaurus

Allosaurus

The individual in this fight is a four ton male. He was once part of the most feared pack the island has ever seen, but he was kicked out when he was a sub adult, and now he has a mate.

Acrocanthosaurus

The Acro in this fight is a five and a half ton male. He's big for the area where he grew up and where he currently lives, but he's dwarfed by some of the predators on the north end of Sorna.

Begin!

An Allosaurus pair is looking over their nest. In it are three hatchlings, barely a week old. The hatchlings are sleeping, and the female nudged the male for a moment. They both lied down and closed their eyes, ready to go to sleep. The male sensed something was off though, and he quickly growled. The female stood up, and they watched.

An Acrocanthosaurus stepped into the clearing. He was huge, and the Allosaurus pair stood shoulder to shoulder, ready to fight. They both roared, and then the chicks started squeaking. The male looked at the female. He gave her a gentle push and gestured at the hatchlings. The female looked at the nest, and then back at the Acrocanthosaurus. She wanted to stay, but she knew her mate was right. She picked up the chicks and ran away. The male was going to distract the Acrocanthosaurus for as long as he could.

The Acrocanthosaurus roared, and the Allosaurus roared back as he stepped forward. The Acrocanthosaurus was rather surprised the Allosaurus was sticking around, and he stepped toward the Allosaurus. The Allosaurus was trying to find a way to kill the Acrocanthosaurus. He thought the quickest way would be to have him fall down the ledge on his right. The Allosaurus walked towards it. He didn't let the Acrocanthosaurus know he was trying something with the spot. The ledge had a forty foot drop onto solid rock, and then a slope that got progressively steeper. The female Allosaurus was going to the bottom, but taking a safe route.

The Acrocanthosaurus charged, and the Allosaurus sidestepped. The Acrocanthosaurus stopped, and he saw the drop. He turned and roared, and the Allosaurus lunged. The Acrocanthosaurus sidestepped, and the Allosaurus stopped a few inches short of the ledge. The Acrocanthosaurus attempted to push him off, but the Allosaurus was quick. He ducked, turned, and headbutted the Acrocanthosaurus's neck. The Acrocanthosaurus stepped back, roaring in pain, and the Allosaurus charged.

The Acrocanthosaurus turned and leaned toward the Allosaurus. The Allosaurus ran into the Acrocanthosaurus, and he bounced back. He didn't fall though, and he jumped for the Acrocanthosaurus. The Acrocanthosaurus didn't expect the Allosaurus to recover so quickly, and the Allosaurus was biting his neck. He started pushing the Allosaurus toward the edge, and the Allosaurus knew it. He let go and ducked. The Acrocanthosaurus stumbled past, and he stopped a few feet away from the edge. The Allosaurus charged, and the Acrocanthosaurus prepared to catch him and send him over the edge.

The Allosaurus jumped, and the Acrocanthosaurus sidestepped and bit him. The Allosaurus freaked out because he knew what was about to happen, and he thrashed around violently. The Acrocanthosaurus tried to hold on, but the Allosaurus struggled free. He looked at the Acrocanthosaurus, breathing heavily and shaking like a twig. The Acrocanthosaurus knew the Allosaurus was scared now, and he mock charged. The Allosaurus jumped back, and the Acrocanthosaurus charged. He bit the Allosaurus's neck and started walking toward the edge. The Allosaurus managed to twist his body and trip the Acrocanthosaurus.

The Acrocanthosaurus hit the ground, and he landed with his head on the Allosaurus. Both predators stood up, and the Acrocanthosaurus stepped toward the edge. The Allosaurus knew it was challenge, and he stepped closer to the edge. The Acrocanthosaurus roared and stepped forward, and the ground near the Allosaurus started to crumble. The Acrocanthosaurus charged, and the Allosaurus jumped a few feet to the side to avoid it. He landed, and the ground crumbled away. He went down with it, and the Acrocanthosaurus watched. The Allosaurus rolled down the hill, but to his luck, he landed in a lake.

The Acrocanthosaurus walked away, assuming he had won the fight. He walked toward the nest for a minute. He looked at it, and there were only eggshells. The Acrocanthosaurus thought that maybe he didn't win. The Allosaurus was still alive, his mate was still alive, and his offspring were still alive. The male was only a cover for the female's escape with the offspring. The Acrocanthosaurus shook his head and grunted. He decided that since he was the last man standing in the battleground, he was the winner.

The Allosaurus reached the edge of the lake. He walked onto dry land, and he was greeted by his mate. She had reached a nearby clearing a few minutes earlier, and the splashing got her attention. She saw her mate was beat up, but she was happy he was still alive. The mates walked back to the clearing and went to sleep after tending to the chicks.

Winner....... Acrocanthosaurus

Last man standing is how the victor was determined, though the Allosaurus was a winner in the sense that he accomplished what he wanted to do and didn't die.