Chapter 155. Jurassic (9) When Tyrannosaurus Rex Meets Tyrannosaurus Rex

     Ye Mo is currently 198cm (1.98 meters) long. This length refers to the distance from head to tail, excluding the limbs. She weighs 0.6 tons. While the body size of a Tyrannosaurus Rex isn’t particularly remarkable among dinosaurs, her weight is considerable. She is built with solid muscle, far more toned than a human.

     Her head has a wide upper jaw and a narrow lower jaw, with teeth that resemble a combination of scythes and cones. These teeth can break and crush bones, as well as tear apart prey. Her bite force is definitely over ten thousand pounds. Her hind limbs are thick and powerful, and her forelimbs—

     Her forelimbs are less than 10% of the size of her hind limbs. They’re capable of gripping a sword hilt, but her swordsmanship is… well, it’s hard to say. This is because her forelimbs are disproportionate to her body. She even needs to rely on technique to eat, as she can’t reach her own mouth, and they’re always suspended in the air.

     Even though the claws on her forelimbs are quite sharp, most of the time, their main function is to balance tools and provide auxiliary support. Here, “auxiliary support” refers only to system item assistance.

     Apart from her increasingly difficult-to-hide multicolored skin, she looks very similar to the Tyrannosaurus Rex models and skeletons in movies and museums.

     Aside from her awkwardly placed forelimbs, Ye Mo feels everything is quite good. In her belt space, she has accumulated a variety of dinosaur bones and meat, enough to feed her for several years based on her current size.

     The energy content is low, making them a bit of a burden to eat, yet a pity to discard.

     “Check personal status.”

     Oh right, and her voice. Ye Mo has entered puberty, and her voice is no longer that soft, babyish tone. Now it’s a clear, childlike voice, without any trace of “babyishness,” which is great.

     Also, her constantly growing height consumes a lot of fabric. Because of this, she has to utilize the skins and feathers of her prey.

 

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   Account: Ye Mo

      Intelligence: Hidden (Don’t you know your own IQ?)

      Spirit: 461

      Strength: 299

      Agility: 337

      Constitution: 474

      68 free attribute points.

     Superpower: Level 4 Mental Power Ability [ABCDE, you are D].

      Other: Omitted.

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     The spirit attribute has increased rapidly, not only because she uses it frequently in combat (it has completely become a part of her body, like breathing), but also because of her short arms. Daily activities like eating, grabbing things, drinking water, and even rune carving on swords require it.

     Ye Mo has maximized her mental control over inanimate objects. As for living beings, she can control juvenile dinosaurs around 1 meter in size, and her illusions are also steadily improving.

     Among the remaining attributes, agility has increased the most.

     For small dinosaurs, agility is very important because they need to be highly evasive. But for adult dinosaur prey, it’s still necessary to rely on powerful attacks, so strength is naturally very important.

     Ye Mo: “Add 3 free attribute points to strength.”

   【Detected that survivor Ye Mo’s strength attribute has reached 300, awakening a superpower… Superpower breakthrough failed. 】

     This is not surprising.

     Although Ye Mo is now in the body of a dinosaur, the data of the body is still simulated according to her own.

     Therefore, she can also cultivate spiritual energy in this world. Although it’s also a Dharma-ending era, the concentration of spiritual energy in the air is higher than in the Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period instance and the modern world, so cultivation is possible.

     Thus, occasionally, HawkEye can see the dinosaur digging a hole. Digging a hole is necessary because she’s still small, and resting on the ground always attracts many strange creatures.

     Then, she takes out the spirit-gathering array futon from her space.

     She cultivates on it, not very dinosaur-like, occasionally rolling over, drinking some dinosaur blood of the five elements (metal, wood, water, fire, earth), or teasing the two multituberculates that she uses as water-finding rodents.

     She sleeps for half an hour to relax her mind.

     As her weight increases and her body grows, the demand for the spirit-gathering array also increases from small to large.

     Like right now.

     Ye Mo doesn’t rest often, no more than five times in the past few days, regardless of day or night, and each rest period is just long enough to gain one constitution attribute point. But today, she hasn’t gained a constitution attribute point, and the tremors on the ground are impossible to ignore.

     ……

     “HawkEye.”

     The ground-level view is pulled into her visual nerves.

     It’s daytime now. In addition to the central sun, there are five different-sized phantom suns in the sky today.

     Hundreds of silver-white, metal-type dwarf tyrannosaurs are running towards Ye Mo’s coordinates in the rocky area. They’re not dwarf-sized; on the contrary, their legs are very long, and their forelimbs are exceptionally large, making them very fast runners.

     Dwarf tyrannosaurs are carnivorous dinosaurs.

     Ye Mo has encountered only carnivorous dinosaurs in the rocky area. Even the wood-type ones like the Spinosaurus use their wood-type abilities as weapons rather than feeding on plants. However, this is the first time she’s encountered dwarf tyrannosaurs.

     Because they are different from other carnivorous dinosaurs.

     Dwarf tyrannosaurs mainly feed on herbivorous dinosaurs. Encountering them means that herbivorous dinosaurs are not far away, and herbivorous dinosaurs represent the boundary of this barren rocky area.

     Ye Mo shifted her gaze away from the dwarf tyrannosaurs and observed the dinosaurs behind them, discovering that only three were chasing them, and these dinosaurs had more than one attribute or species.

     The one in the lead was a Cryolophosaurus, 16 meters long and weighing definitely over 15 tons. Such a large carnivorous dinosaur was actually a wind-type dinosaur.

     In fact, it is understandable why dinosaur fossils are smaller than real dinosaurs.

     Because many of the stronger dinosaurs lived and died in battle, their fate after death was often to be devoured by other dinosaurs, leaving not even bone fragments. Naturally, there are fewer fossils.

     For dinosaur fossils to be preserved for later generations to study, it truly requires a very special combination of favorable natural conditions, geographical location, and circumstances.

     The second and third chasing dinosaurs are side by side.

     One is a Siats meekerorum, with a robust body, long legs, and large claws on its forelimbs. It is surprisingly electric-type, and its two front claws can emit crackling purple lightning.

     This is quite unique.

     The other dinosaur chasing was very familiar to Ye Mo.

     Because it was a Tyrannosaurus rex, yes, a Tyrannosaurus rex of the same species as her, but its attribute was earth, a very singular attribute, and looking at its color, it was centered and pure.

     This Tyrannosaurus rex was much smaller than the Cryolophosaurus, and even smaller than the Siats meekerorum, perhaps it was a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex.

     But its running speed and roaring sound didn’t carry any hint of fear, and the Siats meekerorum deliberately avoided it.

     Although the three dinosaurs were doing the same thing, they were also enemies to each other, and the distance between them was not close.

     Ye Mo put away the spirit gathering array and watched this hunt seriously, with the purpose of learning, of course.

     This was the first time she had seen a Tyrannosaurus rex.

     The dinosaurs she had seen before probably wouldn’t have ranked very high in the Jurassic period, regardless of species or size, possibly because the strong ones had already left this barren land.

     Now she had finally encountered some experts.

     Ye Mo, of course, was learning how to hunt, to become a truly majestic and powerful Tyrannosaurus rex.

     …

     Then, the wind-type Cryolophosaurus was the first to approach the dwarf tyrannosaurs. As soon as it got close, it unleashed a wind-type spell, with sand flying all over the sky and reverse wind force, creating considerable obstacles for the running dwarf tyrannosaurs in the back rows.

     The distance was getting closer and closer.

     Until—the 15-ton Cryolophosaurus took off on the wind, and when it landed, Ye Mo heard the sound of the bones of two dwarf tyrannosaurs shattering, almost being smashed into dinosaur meat patties.

     What an attack method.

     Not to mention the Siats meekerorum, which uses electricity. Its electric spells, if used too much, can ignite fire, turning the prey directly into roasted meat. Moreover, a single electric shock can instantly disable two dinosaurs.

     All of the above are temporarily unavailable to Ye Mo.

     Finally, there was that Tyrannosaurus rex. It didn’t use the earth collapse she had imagined. Instead, using the strength of its robust hind legs, it directly lunged into the chaotic dwarf tyrannosaurs, engaging in a brutal and bloody struggle.

     The Tyrannosaurus rex’s appearance is very similar to dinosaur fossil skeletons, and its forelimbs are indeed very small. However, they are not like the dinosaur models in movies, TV shows, and museums, which are too clumsy.

     It is a giant beast as agile as a bird or fish on land, capable of standing upright, jumping, and running. Its body is not that huge, but it can instinctively mobilize every bone, making its combat direct and powerful.

     Perhaps influenced by species bias, Ye Mo thought this style was really cool.

     The front row of dwarf tyrannosaurs was about to pass her coordinates, and the food had been delivered to her doorstep. Of course, she couldn’t let them escape alive, so she climbed up from the cave.

     The dwarf tyrannosaurs, suddenly seeing a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex: “!??”

     They weren’t afraid of Ye Mo’s size.

     The dwarf tyrannosaurs all spat fireballs towards one spot, but the juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex, dressed in strange clothes and wearing a black feathered hat, had already used the strength of its hind legs to leap high, narrowly avoiding the fireballs.

     The target is directly aimed at them.

     Ye Mo’s movements were nearly 80% similar to the Tyrannosaurus rex in the rear, with only differences in details. The result was that the Tyrannosaurus rex caught four dwarf tyrannosaurs, while she caught one, severely injured one, and slightly injured one.

     In a short while, the Tyrannosaurus Rex had eaten four whole Dwarf Tyrannosaurus Rex, including their organs, half of their blood, and some flesh and bones. Ye Mo only ate a small part of the organs and blood of one Dwarf Tyrannosaurus Rex, and recycled most of the rest.

     With her current appetite, it is not a problem to eat the organs and blood of five 3-ton to 5-ton dinosaurs in a row.

     But it has to be said that the dwarf tyrannosaurs “bullying the small and fearing the big” did indeed affect her feeding and fighting. Their fireballs never stopped, and she had to use her prey to block them.

   【Detected Ye Mo’s mental strength has broken through the critical value, mental strength attribute +1. 】

     Let’s focus on killing!

     Ye Mo chased the dwarf tyrannosaurs in the front row, constantly imitating and practicing the Tyrannosaurus rex’s dozen basic moves, and then put the prey into the space.

   【Detected Ye Mo’s strength has broken through the critical value, strength attribute +1.】×2.

     After killing seven or eight dwarf tyrannosaurs, the Tyrannosaurus rex, Cryolophosaurus, and Siats meekerorum that were eating all swept towards her.

     “Chiang Aow!”

     “Gu Aow!”

     “Aowu.”

     The last sound was definitely not a small, childish voice, nor was it Ye Mo’s. The sound and the word were different. It sounded majestic and powerful, it was the Tyrannosaurus rex.

     Ye Mo’s constant “aowu aowu” also had the original sound, after all, the Tyrannosaurus rex’s roar was so powerful.

     The three large dinosaurs and one small dinosaur were hunting in peace, the first three eating normally, and the latter packing.

     The dwarf tyrannosaurs: “…”