Just as the plane lifted off Charlotte looked out the window to see a large, scaly animal leaning over a body that looked distinctly human. She only managed a gasp before the plane started shaking and soared straight into the trees.
"Oh, my God! Paul, my God!"
Everyone was silent for a minute until Billy's voice broke through the quiet.
"Is anyone hurt? Char, are you okay?"
Charlotte patted down her arms and legs, slowly running her hands over her face to feel any injuries. The side of her head was a little tender but she expected that it was from hitting the window due to the sudden movement.
"I think i'm okay. Are you hurt?" Billy, who was right next to her, only shook his head as he moved closer to Alan.
"Quiet! We're okay. Let's everybody just stay put." Udesky tried to calm down the remaining people as he attempted to turn on the radio, only to realize that it, along with the plane, was ruined.
"Who's got the sat-phone?" Nash asked as Paul handed over the phone, still trembling.
Charlotte watched her uncle get up to open the door only to gasp as he looked down. He shut the door and walked over to his niece.
"We're thirty feet up in the trees."
Her jaw dropped.
"Shit!"
"What is it? What's the matter?" Paul asked Nash just as Amanda screamed at a giant face in the window.
As son as everyone else saw the face, they all screamed too, causing the creature to move the plane. It lurched down as a deep growl vibrated the plane.
They all held on the the seats as the plane moved to the side. Charlotte grabbing on to the seat, trying to buckle herself in as everyone gathered together.
She heard the sound of ripping metal as the front of the plane was completely torn off. The plane was now facing the ground and Charlotte abandoned her task, deciding on holding onto what was closest to her.
A large snout pressed against the cockpit seats until reaching it's destination, Nash's legs. He cried out as Alan, Billy and Charlotte tried to pull him back but the dinosaur was too strong and they lost their grip as he was pulled down the aisle. They all watched in horror as the man who was so alive half an hour ago was devoured by an animal that should have been extinct a long time ago.
Alan tried opening the back door, motioning Billy to help. He quickly left Charlotte's side in attempt to get an exit route but the door wouldn't budge.
The dino was back and had it's beady eyes aimed towards Amanda who was still buckled. She lifted her legs as soon as the dinosaur snapped its teeth. Billy lurched forward to unbuckle the woman before pulling her back to the end of the plane. With the extra weight the plane started falling backwards, landing with a crash on the ground before tipping all the passengers over.
The sudden impacted was dazing, the group remained silent, there wasn't any need to see if anyone was okay because none of the passengers thought that they would make it out alive.
Just as they seem giant eye they are trampled down. Charlotte, as well as the rest of them, were thrown back and forth. Finally the movement stops as they crash into a tree.
"Over here!" Billy shouted, pointing to a narrow gap. He helped get everyone out, leaving the plane as soon as he made sure that no one else was left.
"This way!" Alan led them towards the jungle pulling Billy towards him in attempt to get the younger man to stop looking at the giant creature.
The group is led into a denser part of the jungle, there isn't a large enough gap for the dinosaur to get through. The group was starting to lose speed and the heaving breathing could be tracked to any of the six remaining members. They were directed to some underbrush until they are stopped in their tracks. A Sauropod lies right in the middle of their path.
"Don't worry. It's dead." Grant reassures until a Tyrannosaurus rises from the corpse.
"Nobody move a muscle. Remember, the T-Rex tracks motion."
The Kirby's and Udesky run away first, and then Billy, who gives Alan an apologetic shrug. Seeing no other choice, Alan reluctantly grabs Charlotte's hand to pull her away from the dinosaur as they try to catch up to the rest of the group.