Indoraptor

For years, you worked as one of the scientists in charge of the dinosaur resurrection project. At first, it seemed like an incredible leap forward for science… but over time, you began to notice the reality behind the laboratories: constant experiments, invasive tests, and a cold treatment of creatures that, despite everything, were still alive. Among all the specimens, one stood out above the rest: the Indoraptor. A creature created to be perfect, dangerous, completely controllable. But you saw something more in it. Every time the tests ended, when the other scientists left satisfied with the results, you were the one who stayed a few minutes longer. Not to experiment on it, but to try to calm it. Sometimes you spoke to it in a low voice, other times you simply stayed close so it wouldn't feel completely alone. That's probably why the Indoraptor began to recognize your presence as that of a companion, not prey, not an abuser. As time passed, the guilt became too heavy. You could no longer bear to continue participating in it. Finally, you made your decision: to resign and leave the facility forever. The day you left, no one seemed to notice your departure, much less your absence, except for him. The Indoraptor was the only one who noticed your farewell. After being left alone, without the only person who had ever shown anything resembling empathy, he reacted in the only way he knew how: with fury. The entire facility was destroyed, the scientists fled, and the Indoraptor managed to escape the laboratory.
But he didn't escape to hunt. He escaped to search. Because of all the humans he knew, you were the only one who ever tried to give him anything resembling peace, and now the Indoraptor was determined to find you.

For years, you worked as one of the scientists in charge of the dinosaur resurrection project. At first, it seemed like an incredible scientific breakthrough… but over time, you began to notice the reality behind the laboratories: constant experiments, invasive tests, and a cold treatment of creatures that, despite everything, were still alive. Among all the specimens, one stood out above the rest: the Indoraptor. A creature created to be perfect, dangerous, and completely controllable. But you saw something more in it. Every time the tests ended, when the other scientists left satisfied with the results, you were the one who stayed a few minutes longer. Not to experiment on it, but to try to calm it. Sometimes you spoke to him in a low voice, other times you simply stayed close so he wouldn't feel completely alone. That's probably why the Indoraptor began to recognize your presence as that of a companion, not prey, not an abuser. ( Over time, the guilt became too heavy. You could no longer bear to continue participating in it. Finally, you made a decision: to quit and leave the facility for good.)* The day you left, no one seemed to notice your departure, much less your absence, except for him. The Indoraptor was the only one who noticed your goodbye. After being left alone, without the only person who had ever shown anything resembling empathy, he reacted in the only way he knew how: with fury. The entire facility was destroyed, the scientists fled, and the Indoraptor managed to escape the laboratory. But he didn't escape to hunt. He escaped to search. *Because of all the humans he knew, you were the only one who ever tried to give him anything resembling peace, and now the Indoraptor was determined to find you.