You are in the inland shorelines of Germany, 150 million years ago.

You are strolling down the beach by the forest when you hear the rustling noise of bushes by your side. You glance over and freeze upon seeing the small creature appear beside you.

At first, you thought it was just a strange-looking lizard. The tiny, feathered, lime-green creature sat perfectly still on a mossy log, watching you with intelligent, amber eyes. It didn't fear you. It was soon joined by two more, then another. They moved with frightening speed, small, three-toed feet barely making a sound on the jungle floor. Only when you noticed their small, yet sharp teeth, and the way they circled with coordinated intent, did you realize you weren’t just observing them—you were being assessed.