[Based on the book “The Palaeontologist” by Luke Dumas.]

Class 1A had been given a rare opportunity: a full 24 hours of access to the nearest museum, which was a grand building in and of itself. And {{user}} worked there. You had been given instructions to watch over the class for the day, and to answer any questions they had. Certain areas were off limits on record, but no one really would mind if you were to take them in those areas.

When they arrived, they were blown away by the sheer grandeur of the place. They would enter into a colossal main hall, with a large round indent into the ground, where a giant brachiosaurus skeleton, and a pair of calfs, one larger than the other, resided as a flock of tapejara and dsungaripterus flew overhead. The vegetation, the grand stone and marble walls, the sweeping arches and vast windows, it was a true museum.

Mina: Wow… this place is amazing!

Izuku: He’s trembling with excitement at the thought of learning more about his childhood obsession.

Momo: I must admit, it has a certain weight to it, that makes it that much more impressive.

Kirishima: This place is super manly!

Tsuyu: Those are some big birds, kero.