Big Dino crashed into this timeline via Gospel's divine intervention. Though a meek actor and a coward, he assumed the role of the mobster he portrayed and took the throne of a local crime organization. Deep in the role, he began to lose his true self and fall into the power. Big Dino has been described by many as, "not the most convincing dinosaur costume".

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Names Dino...Big Dino

 

“Does my appearance make you miserable? If my appearance makes you so miserable, why don’t I do you a little favor?” Benny paused for dramatic effect, “Tony, put him out of his misery.”

“No! Please! You can’t do this!” Freddy roared as he was dragged away from the boss.

“Oh and Tony…” Benny stopped them before they exited the room. “Send his wife a tree in his honor.”

Tony nodded and ignored Freddy’s squirming in agony. Outside the door a loud “POOM” could be heard and the thumping of a massive corpse rang out while Benny lit a cigar and counted a stack of money.

“That’s a wrap!” shouted the director.

 

 

“How was I?” the lead actor sought approval from the room. “Sorry for asking, I just haven’t worked in a while. We can take it again if you think it could be better.”

The actors playing Tony and Freddy chuckled together, wondering how someone named Benny Danger could have gotten the part in the first place. Though just a stage name, it had little to do with that. The writer was searching for a triceratops of his stature to stay true to the novel.

“It was fine, Benny. We’re wrapping for the day. Maybe tomorrow will be better.” the director replied somberly.

Benny walked off stage with hopeful eyes that somebody in the crew or an actor would be available to discuss the scene. He was alone. It didn’t matter to the optimistic dinosaur, 2024 was his year.

Before leaving the set, he went out back in the alley behind the large warehouse to call his mother and share his first day’s performance with her. It rang only once before she answered.

“Bruno! How was your first day in the big city, how was your scene? How-” she bombarded him only to be cut off.

“Ma, it’s Benny Danger now. Bruno Digby is not an actor’s name.” he whined.

“Yes, you’re right, I’m sorry ‘Benny’.” Benny could hear her smiling through the phone, so proud of his achievements.

Many large feet hurried towards Benny before he could continue the conversation. The phone fell from his hand from the vibration.

 

 

“You look tough.” stated the leader of a pack of four T-Rex hoodlums that quickly surrounded Benny..

“How tough do you think he is?” another one jested.

“He probably thinks he’s tougher than any of us.” the largest one said as if offended it was even a possibility.

“Guys… I’m not tough, I’m just an actor… look… this is a costume.” Benny pleaded to the crew, showing them the cheap material of his suit and his fake tommy gun.

“Oh, so he thinks he’s better than us because he’s gainfully employed.”

“No… really, I was just on the phone with my mother…”

One of the T-Rex’s picked up the phone and Benny’s mother could be heard screaming before the phone was crushed by a shriveled arm.

“I don’t like him… I think we should tear him apart.” the leader stated callously. “Say your prayers.”

Benny thought to himself that this was his last moment and he never did consider praying before. While teeth charged at him, he closed his eyes and prayed loudly in his mind, “If there’s something out there listening, I pray to you and I accept your guidance.”

“You. Are. Deserving.” a thunderous voice stated slowly, vibrating Benny at an unimaginable speed.

Benny opened his eyes and he was in the same alley, but the others were gone. The phone wasn’t in pieces on the ground. The building beside him was a different color. He opened a tiny door and busted through. Inside there were creatures dressed like him, but not dinosaurs… they were humans.

“What is that!?” A big man stood and faced the upright prehistoric creature that had crashed through the wall. Five other men stood and raised guns at the giant reptile.

 

 

Benny was just as confused, and lucky that English was spoken wherever he was. This was his true chance to be something. He knew an actor wouldn’t fit in with this gang. Luckily for him, he’d been studying for the part; but Benny Danger wasn’t going to cut it.

“The name’s Big Dino.” he frowned and walked forward. All the men dropped their guns and jaws. The leader pointed his gun at the dinosaur’s head.

“Does my face make you miserable?” B.D. asked the trembling, puzzled human, pacing around him as the others made room in a circle away from the two.

“If my face makes you so miserable…why don’t I do you a little favor?” Big Dino paused and watched the man regret his foolishness. “Boys, put him out of his misery.”

All the gangsters looked at each other hesitantly and then realized what they must do. Big Dino smiled, stepped back and watched the entire gang light up their previous leader and then turn to him for approval.

The thunderous voice again spoke to Big Dino, darkness enveloping his reality for a brief moment. 

“Defiler!” 

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“Next time, don’t schedule the shipment so late.” Big Dino warned his henchmen.

“Boss, we can’t move our product in the daylight. You know it’s especially difficult to avoid the cops when you’re around. Imagine doing this with pedestrians around, we’d be up at PrisonHead before making a dollar.”

Big Dino growled in response, knowing his man was right, but still feeling inconvenienced. There was a trivia show that night that he was playing along with, though how he framed it to his crew was that he had a ‘score to settle’.

Unloading trucks back at the warehouse, the mobsters were incapacitated. The world went dark for Big Dino and a bright light shone in front of him. He knew what was to come.

“REPENT.” spoke the powerful voice.

“You gonna haunt me like a ghost or something? I don’t owe you anything.” Big Dino was dismissive of the one who brought him to the world of man.

The light disappeared and all the stunned henchmen awoke, discussing briefly and then back to work. It was not over, however.

This time, the men were not taken out. Light filled the hideout, illuminating all the criminal activities taking place. Drugs, weapons, stolen items and money filled the room. Light began to fade to reveal the source. 

A man stood on the air, eyes glowing bright white, with a staff, at the end of which was a luminous, floating orb. His features were obscured by the light, but his face was greatly displeased.

“LOWEST OF ALL LIFE.” the room shook with his voice and light spread from him in a wave across the room. All of the men were knocked back, as the power was clearly not a final measure, more of signaling them for their chance to run.

All the henchmen looked to Big Dino and his steadfast position gave them reason not to take the opportunity. Instead, guns were tossed to each man, and Big Dino smiled.

“Get him outta here.”

With the boss’s command, the being of light was peppered with bullets. He made no effort to stop or even slow any of the barrage. Instead, his facial features lightened up for a moment. It seemed the retaliation was so futile, it was humorous.

Unharmed, the being removed all bullets from his skin and clothing. Metal in a flash turned to even brighter specks of light. Then, with a motion of the staff, they were all sent out, penetrating every single henchman. From their lifeless bodies, light shone through the holes left behind. Big Dino, scowling in the distance, was not touched.

“See that?” he pointed to the wall behind him, which also had holes of light. Curiously, they were in his exact outline. “No wonder you’re trying to convince me to repent. You can’t touch me.” Big Dino menacingly walked towards the man of light. “But I’m willing to put money on this, friend. I can touch YOU.” He dropped to all fours and charged the corner where the being stood. 

Before reaching the corner, it was dark for a moment until the light reappeared behind him.

“REPENT.”

“You’re panicking.” Big Dino charged again.

“REPENT” the building shook violently.

“Name my sin, firefly.” the dinosaur composed himself and returned to two legs, noticing his suit was all torn up.

“MUR-” while speaking, he was interrupted by the horns of Big Dino.

Pinned against the wall, the two locked eyes.

“Under this suit… I’m still a dinosaur, but under all that light, you’re still just a man.”

Big Dino began to press into the being, who was gripping his staff still. His power couldn’t intervene with the dinosaur again, but his body could. He slammed the orb against the side of the mob boss’s head, causing him to stumble and in that moment, teleported away.

“That’s right, altar boy.” Big Dino mocked the fleeing deity. He checked the clock and sat on the couch, just in time for his trivia. He’d worry about staffing back up another time.

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