In a world where dinosaurs never went extinct, the landscape of the modern world is vastly different. Towering trees scrape the sky, and ancient creatures rule over vast territories. The once peaceful sovereign nation of Ohio has become a sprawling jungle, where two gargantuan beasts vie for dominance: a 33-meter-long Dysalotosaurus, known as the "Guardian of Ohio," and a Spinosaurus of equal size, the "River Tyrant."

Deep within the forest that stretched across central Ohio, the Dysalotosaurus stood as the undisputed ruler. With a powerful tail that could send trees crashing to the ground and sharp, raptor-like teeth capable of tearing through flesh, the Guardian was a terror to all other creatures. Despite its traditional herbivorous ancestors, this Dysalotosaurus had evolved into something new—an apex predator. Towering over the jungle, it stalked through its territory, making sure no rival dared enter.

For years, the Guardian had faced few challenges. It roamed freely across Ohio, claiming all of the land from Columbus to the shores of Lake Erie. Its roar echoed through the forests, a thunderous warning to any who might think to challenge its reign. But an ominous change was brewing. The rivers were stirring with the approach of a new beast.

From the south, through the muddy banks of the Ohio River, came the Spinosaurus—the River Tyrant. Towering, with a crocodilian snout lined with serrated teeth and a sail that caught the sunlight as it emerged from the river’s depths, this beast was unlike any the Dysalotosaurus had ever faced. The Spinosaurus, accustomed to hunting massive fish in deep rivers and ambushing creatures on land, had expanded its hunting grounds northward. The fertile lands of Ohio, teeming with prey, called to it like a beacon.

Its sleek body cut through the underbrush as it made its way toward Dysalotosaurus territory. The Spinosaurus was no ordinary predator. It was an intelligent, tactical killer. Its claws, sharp and menacing, dripped with mud and blood from recent kills. It had heard the roars of the Guardian from afar and now sought to claim the rich hunting grounds for itself.

The inevitable confrontation came at the edge of a wide river that cut through Ohio's wilderness. The Guardian of Ohio, sensing the intrusion, stomped through the jungle with earth-shaking steps. It arrived at the riverbank just in time to see the Spinosaurus rise from the water, its monstrous sail slicing through the air like a knife.

Their eyes met—two titans, each 33 meters of primal fury, and neither willing to back down. The air thickened with tension as the two beasts circled each other, their massive tails sweeping through the underbrush.

Suddenly, the Spinosaurus lunged, aiming its deadly claws toward the Guardian’s throat. But the Dysalotosaurus, quicker than its size suggested, dodged the attack and retaliated with a powerful swipe of its tail. The force sent the Spinosaurus skidding back, but it quickly regained its footing. The battle had begun.

The sounds of their fight echoed across the land, a symphony of destruction. Trees were felled as their bodies collided with the force of hurricanes. The Dysalotosaurus, with its bulk and strength, relied on brute force to overpower its opponent. Its jaws clamped down on the Spinosaurus’ sail, tearing into its flesh. But the Spinosaurus was no stranger to pain. It twisted free and countered with a vicious bite to the Guardian’s flank, its sharp teeth sinking deep into the flesh.

The Guardian roared in fury, using its tail like a battering ram, smashing the Spinosaurus repeatedly. Blood sprayed into the air as both creatures fought for survival. The riverbanks churned beneath their feet, and the once-clear water was stained red.

Hours passed, and neither beast would yield. The Guardian's endurance was formidable, but the Spinosaurus had the advantage in the water. It pulled the fight toward the river, where it could maneuver more easily. But the Dysalotosaurus was clever. With one final, earth-shattering stomp, it cracked the riverbank beneath the Spinosaurus, sending its enemy tumbling into the water.