Helluva boss: alternate continuation

Return to the great valley

Strut: What? I'm eating.

Ozzy: Spit that stuff out! Go on, spit it out!

Strut: But Ozzy, I'm hungry!

Ozzy: Spit it out you grass guzzler!

Ozzy slapped his brother across the face, causing him to spit out the grass and cough.

Ozzy: No brother of mine is going to eat vegetation. Not while I'm around.

Strut sighed with frustration.

Strut: Then what are we going to eat, Ozzy?

Ozzy: Eggs, dear brother,

Strut; Augh, Last time we had those we were nearly sharp-tooth food! Ugh, I'm going to sleep terrors for weeks!

Ozzy: Why do you think we came here, Look around, the valley is full of nothing but stupid plant-eaters. As well as nice, plump, juicy eggs.

With that, the two set out through the grass, looking for a defenseless nest to snatch their next meal from.

We cut to littlefoot and grandpa longneck as the latter bent it over with his forepaw. On the end lowered to the ground was a single leaf in the shape of a star. Fresh dew the foliage had collected gentle splashed onto Littlefoot's nose as he stood up on his hind legs to retrieve it.

Grandpa: Here you are, Littlefoot, The last treestar's for you.

Immediately, Littlefoot snatched the leaf in his mouth and got back down on all fours. He quickly munched the treestar up and swallowed it.

Littlefoot: Great trick, Grandpa

Grandpa: It's not a trick Littlefoot, All longnecks can do it.

Littlefoot: Great! Let me try, Grandpa!

Littlefoot then proceeds to rush over to a small tree with a rather thick trunk.

The longneck first tried to bend the tree down with just one paw, but it stayed straight up, refusing to budge. He then tried pushing it down with both forepaws, but all the tree did was wiggled slightly. Littlefoot grunted and slowly climbed up just a smidge, causing the tree to bend just a little.

Grandpa: Careful, Littlefoot,

Like a catapult, the tree flung Littlefoot off and he tumbled for several feet. When he came to a stop, the ground underneath him started to shake. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a stream of dark smoke shoot out of the earth. He looked around quickly and realized that he was in the center of a geyser field.

Grandpa Longneck grabbed the little Apatosaurus but the scruff and pulled him away just as the geyser he landed on erupted with hot fumes.

Littlefoot: I guess I'm too little, Huh grandpa?

Grandpa Longneck brought his grandson over and placed him on the ground

Grandpa: You're still very young, but you'll get the hang of it someday.

Littlefoot: Oh, I hate being little!

Frustrated and just a little angry, the longneck dropped his head to the ground with a rather loud smack.

Grandpa: Don't worry, You'll be grown up soon enough.

He then proceeds to her voices in the distance. He perks up and lifts his head up to see two vaguely familiar shapes in the distance. Littlefoot then heads forward to investigate. Then he realized who the shapes were!

Littlefoot: MOXXIE! MILLIE!

Millie hears the call and looks to see littlefoot rushing up to them

Millie: LITTLEFOOT!!!