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5758: Shadestealer

The carnivores raised inside the alpha labs had suffered many things throughout their usually short lives. Trapped in a dark, cold building with nothing but the frozen creatures stored in the cryochamber and the ones already freed, it was hard to survive. Many never even got to see the outside world, killed before the doors ever creaked open and released them out into the world. ...

When you lived under constant danger and pressure, you were forced to grow up faster than others. When you lived in the Alpha Labs, you had to grow up even faster. Some were even born fully grown, out of the mysterious tubes and frozen dens that had been sealed away long ago and even now were slowly opening.   Shadestealer, Avati, and Jupiter had been some of the lucky ones. They were all either born to a pair...

The Alpha Labs were a cruel and merciless place. It was rare that a pair was able to come together in an attempt to bring forth the next generation inside the artificial environment, and it was even rarer for their offspring to survive to adulthood. Other carnivores were more than willing to snatch an unguarded hatchling, even if one was a member of the same species. You had to do what you had to do to survive, after all. In the rare circumstance that hatchling ...

The storm had come overnight, shaking the island to its core as harsh winds blew across the sky, carrying heavy grey storm clouds that unleashed frozen rain that formed into an intense blizzard. Animals all across the islands buried into their dens- mammals and reptiles alike, modern creatures and those brought back. The whirling winds and freezing snow lashed against any who did not take shelter, forcing creatures to take shelter in their dens, their burrows, t...

The night was long and cool, and the perfect time for swarms of bats to take flight into the dark expanse of the sky. An invasive species to the island (not that it was saying much in the shape it in), they had total dominance over the sky. While a few birds of prey existed that could easily swipe a bat out of the sky, flying at night helped avoid most of them. Not to mention this specific species of bat was one of the biggest known, flapping across the sky in s...