There was no doubt about it; Lena HATED Kosh and Hyp. All she wanted was to live in a world where nobody would antagonize her just because they felt like it. However, the rest of the herd would stick up for her if she gets bullied again.

Meanwhile, Topsy was relaxing at his nest when Kosh came by; he turned around and ripped a big fart in his face. Soon enough, Topsy's face started to turn as green as a tree star as the pungent odor made its way up his nostrils.

"*gag* What the hell is the matter with you?" Topsy demanded.

"That's what you get for getting the old fart on my ass about me minding my manners; keep your nose out of my business," Kosh snarled.

"Says the guy who farted at me and nearly made me throw up all over the place; next time you tell people off for belching and farting, remember that you're a hypocrite since you don't excuse yourself when you belch and fart while the others and I do," Topsy explained.

Kosh growled under his breath before leaving the area. Just then, Grandpa came by with Grandma coming up beside him.

"What's going on?" Grandma asked.

"Kosh decided to fart in my face because I asked Mr. Thicknose to remind him to mind his manners; that guy gets on my nerves," Topsy answered.

"I figured that since he's a grown up, that he would get into that habit on his own," Grandpa claimed.

"Yeah, well; in addition to not having any manners, he's a hypocrite," Topsy responded.

The elderly couple nodded.

"I gotta tell you; that guy is so obnoxious; and I thought the occasional belch to the face was bad," Topsy added.

Just then, the old male caught a whiff of a pungent odor. He stuck his tongue out in disgust.

"Um, dear, did you per chance, eat something that didn't agree with you?" Grandpa asked.

"Why, no, dear; why do you ask?" Grandma wondered.

"Hey dumbass; you're probably smelling Kosh's body odor mixed in with excess flatulence; that explains while I nearly hurled my lunch when he farted in my face; goodness knows it's high-time he needs a bath, too," Topsy replied.

Grandpa nodded.

"That also explains how I can smell him from far away; and why I didn't have a big meal; body odor and flatulence mixed together for some dinosaurs can be vomit inducing," Grandpa said.

Topsy nodded. After that, the elderly couple left the area.

Back at Lena's cave, she was hanging up the laundry she had washed in a wash tub and is hanging it up to dry. She didn't think washing her clothes directly in the watering hole was appropriate and it would taint the dinosaurs' drinking water. Just then, Hyp's father showed up; he had wanted to make it up to Lena about Hyp's stunt the other day.

"Hey there, kid," Hyp's father said.

"Hello, Nicholas," Lena greeted him back.

The adult sighed; he knew that Lena was still mad at Hyp; and he couldn't blame her.

"So I see you're talking to me; despite what Hyp has done to you," Hyp's father said.

"Of course; I've got nothing against you no matter what Hyp has done to me," Lena replied.

Hyp's father nodded and smiled.

"Even though I'm not a kid, it's still nicer than being called...you remember the word that Hector called me?" Lena wondered.

"Yes I do; man I hate that guy; he had no right to call you that; and I'm glad he's gone," Hyp's father responded.

Lena nodded.

Meanwhile at the Tall Trees, Littlefoot and his gang were tossing around a big piece of fruit. Littlefoot took a swing at it with his tail and Spike caught it in his mouth and started eating.

"Spike! We were playing with that!" Cera complained.

*burp*

The little longnecks and threehorns laughed at Spike's burp.

"It's not that funny," Littlefoot told them.

"Big kids; so pushy, thinking they can tell me what I should and shouldn't find funny," Amber muttered.

Then, the little blue longneck walked away with her head held high and her eyes closed. Littlefoot then spoke in the most authoritative voice he can manage.

"Amber, get back here! I got a bone to pick with you!" Littlefoot exclaimed.

When the child wasn't obeying, Littlefoot rushed after her and took her aside to give her a good talking-to. He sure had a lot of explaining to do to his big brother and sister-in-law since he was trusted to keep the little longnecks out of trouble.