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The Immortal's journey across the fiction.

"What would you do if you found yourself in a world that felt both familiar and unfamiliar, with creatures that are both familiar and unfamiliar? What if, the moment you die, you find yourself back at the same beginning, but the world around you has changed? What would you do if strange things kept happening around you? With no name, no memories, and no origin, follow the story of what is mostly assumed to be a human man and his journey in exploring the changing world around him, ultimately coming to be known as 'The Immortal'." 5/?? --------------------------------- warnings!! every time he dies, the world around him does changes, from marvel to dc, to any world in fiction.

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8 Chs

the impact [chapter 8]

Chapter 8

As I stood on top of the Allosaurus corpses, catching my breath after the intense battle, a familiar thud could be heard. As something appeared, the bush in front of me rustling as I grab my weapon, I didn't even get a break, as a T-Rex with a bird-like symbol on its forehead appeared out of nowhere, which considering the size of the thing, it should have made some noise, but I didn't hear anything, maybe it was because of my injuries. We both stared at each other, neither of us willing to back down.

Suddenly, I stood my ground as the T-Rex charged towards me, its massive jaws gaping wide, rows of sharp teeth glinting in the sunlight. I quickly drew my recurve bow, aiming for its eye, but the T-Rex was quick to snap its massive head to the side, narrowly avoiding the arrow. I rolled to the side, dodging the T-Rex's snapping jaws, and quickly grabbed my stone spear, lunging at its neck with all my strength.

The T-Rex retaliated, swiping its massive tail at me with incredible force. I managed to dodge the initial blow, but the tip of its tail caught me on the side, sending me crashing into a tree. Pain seared through my body as I struggled to regain my footing. Blood dripped from the wound, but I refused to let it weaken me.

With a roar, the T-Rex charged at me again, its powerful legs causing the ground to shake beneath me. I quickly threw my bolas, aiming to entangle its legs, but the T-Rex leaped over them with surprising agility, not sure if that little thing could have held the thing but at least I tried. I knew I had to come up with a new strategy, and fast.

As the T-Rex closed in, I sprinted towards a rocky outcrop, using it to my advantage. I scrambled up the rocks, the adrenaline pumping through my veins, allowing me to ignore the pain, and positioned myself on a high ledge, just out of the T-Rex's reach. It roared in frustration, unable to reach me.

I knew I had to be strategic. I used my recurve bow to shoot arrows at its sensitive spots, aiming for its eyes, nostrils, and mouth. Each time the T-Rex tried to charge at me, I would quickly dodge, using my agility to my advantage. I threw my bolas, trying to trip it up, and hurled my stone spear, aiming for its soft underbelly. The T-Rex's intelligence was evident in its movements, as it tried to outmaneuver me at every turn. What it was, it was better than anything I have ever faced, it was faster, stronger, and more intelligent.

and the battle was taking its toll on me as well. I had sustained multiple wounds, including a broken arm from a powerful swipe of the T-Rex's tail. Blood soaked my clothes, and my breathing was ragged. Yet, I refused to back down. This was a battle for survival, and I was determined to come out on top.

The T-Rex lunged at me with all its might, jaws snapping inches from my face. I managed to roll out of the way, but the force of the impact sent me tumbling down the rocks. I landed hard on the ground, the pain in my broken arm intensifying.

As I struggled to get back up, I noticed the symbol on the T-Rex's forehead glowing brighter, its eyes fixed on me with unwavering determination. I knew this was it. The showdown. The T-Rex charged at me once again, and I took a deep breath, summoning every ounce of strength I had left.

I evaded its snapping jaws, dodging its thrashing tail, and retaliated with all my might. I drove my stone spear into its side, aiming for its heart. The T-Rex roared in pain as my spear found its mark, but it didn't back down. It thrashed and clawed at me, trying to crush me with its massive size.

With a burst of adrenaline, I used my broken arm to deliver a final blow, plunging my spear into the T-Rex's throat, severing its spinal cord. The T-Rex roared one last time before collapsing to the ground, motionless

I stood there, panting, covered in blood, and wounds all over my body. The symbol on the T-Rex's forehead was fading. I collapsed to my knees, my broken arm screaming in pain. The T-Rex lay motionless, its massive body twitching sporadically, the light in its eyes fading. We were both on the brink of death, our battle taking its toll on us. But as I looked up at the sky, I noticed that the symbol on the T-Rex's forehead was now glowing brighter than ever, illuminating the entire battlefield.

I struggled to my feet, wincing in pain, as the symbol on the T-Rex's forehead began to pulsate with intense light. The light grew stronger and brighter, and I shielded my eyes, the t rex was up again and fully healed.

As the light intensified, I saw streaks of fire in the sky, glowing by the second, illuminating the scene like a celestial spectacle. The ground beneath me trembled as if responding to the T-Rex's revival. My heart pounded in my chest as I realized that this battle was far from over.

The T-Rex, fully restored and now radiating an eerie aura, let out a deafening roar that shook the very earth. Its eyes, once dimmed with defeat, were now blazing with a renewed intensity. I felt a mix of awe and dread, understanding that I was facing a force beyond my comprehension.

Summoning every ounce of determination, I steadied myself and gripped my spear tightly. I couldn't afford to back down now, no matter how daunting the odds seemed. The T-Rex charged toward me once more, its steps causing the ground to tremble beneath its immense weight.

I took a deep breath and waited until the last possible moment before I rolled to the side, narrowly avoiding its ferocious bite. With adrenaline coursing through my veins, I dashed toward its massive legs, aiming to disable its mobility. I slashed at its tendons, my spear striking with precision.

The T-Rex let out a roar of pain and frustration as it stumbled, its legs giving way beneath it. It crashed to the ground, causing a shockwave that rippled through the battlefield. I seized the opportunity and drove my spear into its underbelly, aiming for a vulnerable spot.

But the T-Rex was not so easily defeated. With a swift movement of its powerful tail, it knocked me off balance, sending me sprawling across the ground. The impact left me dazed, my vision swimming as I struggled to regain my bearings.

As I tried to stand, I felt a rush of wind above me. Instinctively, I rolled to the side, narrowly avoiding the T-Rex's crushing jaws that snapped shut where I had just been moments ago. Its intelligence was undeniable, its movements calculated and strategic.

Gritting my teeth against the pain, I sprinted towards the rocky outcrop once again. I needed to find higher ground, a vantage point that would give me an advantage. The T-Rex followed suit, its massive form making the ground shake with every step.

I reached the top of the rocks and turned to face the T-Rex. It roared, its primal fury echoing across the landscape. I steadied my stance, my spear poised and ready. This was it, the ultimate test of my skill and determination.

The T-Rex charged, its massive jaws snapping as it closed in on me. I waited until the last possible moment before I vaulted over its head, using its momentum against it. As it turned around to face me, I thrust my spear into its eye with all the strength I could muster, before jumping back, keeping my distance, both and the trex were noticing the increasingly hot temperature, the sky was also turning, the atmosphere was getting heavy, they both at the same turned to face each other, as a giant smile crept up on my face and in replied, the t rex released a roar before we both changed at either, but that was the last thing we did as we both sent flying back just as we were a couple of inches away from other.