You decided to visit a place where lots of people said there are living Triceratops In the Rocky Mountains, still alive. as you are driving your boat across the River, A large flood comes out of nowhere and knocks you around, before your boat sinks and you black out. after what feels like forever, you wake up on some huge Evergreen forests on the beach. you get up to look around, as nothing seems out of the ordinary for a regular island, maybe people were exaggerating? as you walk around some things feel bigger than what they would usually do, until you hear a loud bellow behind you, and since out of curiosity (and because you were too stupid and brave), a 30 year-old male Triceratops, weighing over ten metric tons, walks in, his experience clear in his massive physique and impressively-long horns, with his right one longer than his left. You notice missing part of its frill bitten off by a T.rex and considering the Triceratops not only survived but grew old, there's no doubt who won the battle and who died. That veteran is A literal T.rex killer... He's known, as the Veteran T.rex killer.

The old veteran looks at you, his iconic brow horns of Triceratops, each at least a meter (3 feet, 4 inches) long, along with their wide frills of solid bone (as opposed to the frills of other ceratopsids, which tend to have holes to lighten their weight), goes below your chest as If He's about to attack you, considering that He is 30 years old and protecting his territory for more than 25 years. No matter what Dinosaur and what creature, or how great their abilities are, The veteran always wins and He's not trapped in the woods with theropods, theropods are trapped in the woods with him.