Juniper~
With a yawn and a stretch she awoke to the ever familar crushing pressure of her metal burrow. It was dark and gloomy with a moldy sort of smell in the air. Mushrooms poked their way up in what little dirt could be found just laying about in the forgotten kingdom once ruled by man, their glowing skins giving off the faintest of lights. This was home as sad as it was. With a slight grunt she managed to weasel her way out of the burrow into the damp land above. It was always overcast, the clouds looming above ready to drop down the gully of water their carried about with them. The sun never peeked out of the clouds giving the land an even more ominous look and feel. Rusty metal pipes twisted and bent about the odd land providing a perfect platform for her to be able to climb up. The humans hadn't put this here, no this had once been a vast building meant to shelter then from the rain though it failed them. Now it lay about the ground twisted and broken providing many of animals with shelter. Many of those animals were predators, though some were like her and ate whatever they could get their teeth on. Her herself loved the pink glowing mushrooms that you could find growing in some places though another favorite was the bat like creatures that could be found in some of the deeper areas of the maze of tunnels. With a yawn she gain stretched and started on the search for food.

Corgis slowly climbed up from the deep river, as she got on the bank her feet sank into the damp dirt it was always wet because of the constant rain but it gave Corgis a advantage as her spinosaurus genes are used to water, she usually hunted weird mutated giant goldfish but food was a bit scarce in the river so she continued her way through the damp lands to look for food, she didn't find much but mushrooms by scent she knew it wasn't poisonous so she took the mushrooms not eating it herself for she needed to give some to her hatchlings. She walked back to the giant river to see all three of her hatchlings pop up from the water she put the odd mushrooms down to the hatchlings, immediately they came up from the water not to eat it just to jump around it and look at it not even thinking it was food. Corgis gave a low growl to signal it was food, the hatchlings from the growl began eating the mushrooms which were almost larger than them. Corgis's mate returned from his hunt and dropped down a small mutated baby deer, Corgis ate part of the deer then let the hatchlings eat and Corgis's mate ate last. When everyone was full there were still some scraps they didn't mind, they fell asleep on a rock that was able to hold all of them.