This is the final chapter. I don't own dinosaurs or any of the character. I only own this story and the characters not in the movie.
It had been five months since, Zer's untimely death. Most of the clan had accepted the fate and moved on. Plio, Yar and Zini still felt a little sad and shed a tear from time to time. Aladar had recovered quickly, not for his fate, but for Suri's.
Now that Suri was eight months, she felt a lot better about losing her father. Aladar had helped her, a whole lot with that.
Aladar chased after Suri and two of her friends. He chased the three young lemurs across a stream and cornered them in a forest clearing. Without warning, Aladar chomped his mouth over Suri's entire body. The other two lemurs began to cower in front of, Aladar.
"Hay let me out of here." Screamed Suri.
Aladar spat Suri, onto the log her two friends where on.
"Yuck, hairball." gagged Aladar.
Suri turned around, and looked at Aladar.
"That was great. Get him!" yelled Suri.
Suri and her friends began to jump on Aladar. Aladar played along with them.
"Oh, attacking lemurs. There's too many of you. Suri, pick on someone your own size. Stop, help, help." shouted Aladar.
Plio looked at her son and daughter, play together through the leaves. Plio smiled. She hadn't seen Suri laugh like that, since Zer's death. Plio gave out a little laugh, as Aladar pretended to be dead.
Suri walked towards her brother's head.
"Aladar, you're not dead?" asked Suri.
"No." instantly said Aladar.
Suri and her two friends laughed and jumped on Aladar's stomach. Plio decided it was time to break it up. Plio walked to the four playing youngsters, carrying a bunch of flowers, in her hands.
"Alright, that's enough. Break it up. Remember the Courtship? You're going to miss, seeing all that smooching." chuckled Plio.
Suri and her friends made gagging sound.
"Oh, Mom." complained Suri.
Plio jumped and landed on Aladar's front right leg.
"That's alright, Plio. We can smooch right here." played Aladar.
Aladar started to kiss at his sister and her friends. Suri and the other lemurs screamed and scattered.
"It's a shame, you don't like kids." laughed Plio.
Aladar shuttered.
"Nasty little vermin." joked Aladar.
"Ha, ha. Go find, Zini. He's rehearsing pickup lines. Let's hope he found some new material." sighed Plio.
Plio went to go finish preparing, for the Courtship. Aladar went to go find his lady loving uncle.
Zini stood on a rock, rehearsing his pickup lines, for this year's Courtship. Now that he was five, this would be Zini's third Courtship. Which was pretty bad, considering most males only took place in one Courtship, their entire lives.
"Hay, baby. If you'll be my bride, I'll groom ya. That is good. Oh, it's good." stated Zini.
Aladar had finally found his uncle. He shook his head at Zini's last pick up line.
"Girls I'm known as the professor of love, and schools in session. Ya, I still got it." declared Zini.
Aladar walked up behind Zini.
"Hope it's not contagious." amusingly said Aladar.
Zini looked at his best friend.
"I'm a raging, epidemic of romance." swore Zini.
Aladar rolled his eyes.
"Come on, hot stuff. You don't want to miss, Yar's, annual pep talk." stated Aladar.
Zini jumped onto Aladar's back, as he walked down the strip of beach.
"I can't wait to hear the mating advice of an old monkey." sarcastically said Zini.
"Hay, hay, hay. I hear that in his day, that old monkey was quite a swinger." exclaimed Aladar.
Zini didn't believe his nephew.
"You're talking about, Yar?" questioned Zini.
"Yah, as I hear it, he put the prim in primate." slyly said Aladar.
"Really." disbelieved Zini.
At that moment, Yar began to start the annual mating speech. Male lemurs settled around Yar.
"Gather around boys, listen and learn from the master." began Yar.
Plio was doing the same thing with the females, in the Tall Tree.
"Now girls, don't just jump into the tree, after the first boy, with the cute back flip. It's more fun, if you keep them guessing." encouraged Plio.
Plio handed flowers to all the females. Yar started up his speech again.
"And if the cute back flip doesn't work, guess." stated Yar.
Plio finished off her speech.
"You're never going to forget this day, so make it one to remember." advised Plio.
Yar finished his speech.
"But if you mess up, don't worry, they'll never remember." assured Yar.
Aladar came into sight.
"Come on guys, we don't want to let them down." called Aladar.
Yar signalled for the males to start moving.
"Go on now. Chest out, chin up." said Yar.
The last of the males jumped onto Aladar's back. Yar looked at his grandson.
"Make them look son." encouraged Yar.
Aladar looked back at his grandfather.
"Come on Yar. With my charm, and your brains, no problem." swore Aladar.
Yar laughed. Aladar began to run and gave out a deep bellow. He pulled up near the Tall Tree.
"Hay girls, look what just pulled into town. Your buffet table of love." humorously said Aladar.
The girls gave out a little laugh. Zini started to jump and down on Aladar's back. He did a few flips, as he reached Aladar's tail.
"Hay over here, free samples. Get them, while I'm still hot." insisted Zini.
Zini accidentally jumped to the end of Aladar's tail. Zini hung on for dear life. Suri jumped to her mother's side, as she looked at her uncle. All the males jumped into the trees.
Plio and Suri walked beside Aladar to where the, elder, children, and already mated, of the clan watched, the Courtship. Both the males and female in the Tall Tree, started to call to each other. Soon the rest of the clan joined in the call.
Zini jumped on his branch, and ended up face first in a bush. Suri slightly laughed. The males began to swing on the vines. Aladar rushed and grabbed his uncle.
"You're missing all the action, pal." stated Aladar.
"Haven't you heard? I am the action." declared Zini.
Aladar ran faster to the Tall Tree. He tossed Zini into the air. Zini grabbed a vine, and hurried to catch up with the other males. The males started to do their acrobatics.
The females laughed and climbed onto the vines, flower in their mouth. The two groups of lemurs jumped from vines to vine, looking for their life mate, all except Zini. He got his foot caught in the vine and was trying to get free.
When the mates had found each other, they landed on the same vine. In the ancient way of saying yes to the male, the females all gave their flowers to their mates. The newly mated pairs climbed into the branches, of the Tall Tree.
Zini had just managed to get his foot free, but the Courtship was over. Zini sadly looked towards the ground. Aladar looked at the mated lemurs watching the sunset, then looked to Zini.
"You always have next year." encouraged Aladar.
Zini climbed onto Aladar's head.
"Hay, I'm lucky to be rid of them. Before you know it the ladies want to all move to a bigger tree." groaned Zini.
Aladar gave a little laugh. Yar noticed his son, without a mate.
"Poor Zini. Well the clan still has one bachelor." sighed Yar.
Plio looked at her son and Zini.
"No we have two." whispered Plio.
Aladar lied down, and let Zini climb off his head. Plio approached as her brother walked away. Plio went to her son.
"Well, it's never been his best event." lightly joked Plio.
"He has a tougher hide, than mine." insisted Aladar.
Plio looked her son in the eye.
"Oh, Aladar. If only there was someone on the island for you. Well someone who looked like you, but prettier." teased Plio.
Aladar smiled at his adopted mother.
"Come on, Plio. What more could I want?" asked Aladar.
Aladar looked to the sky, knowing he was home.
This ends, just before the meteor shower. Hope you like my story. Comment if you like it.