Dinosaur Island

Set in present times, the story follows a 13-year-old boy who stumbles into a world where time flows irregularly. The crystal triggers a portal that can carry airplanes and people across past and future, while the island's mists reveal artifacts from other eras. Lucas's journey back home is intertwined with the revelation that his ally Kate is connected to his family, culminating in a Nobel Prize-worthy discovery.

An isolated realm tied to Dinosaur Island, reached through seismic mists generated by a large crystal cluster. The landscape features ghost ships, dense jungle, pitcher plants, and roaming dinosaurs, with a pyramid-shaped wooden cage marking human encampments. Shifting weather and earthquakes create portal-like swirls that pull objects and planes from different eras, making the island a time-bending frontier.

🕰️ Time Travel

The crystal and island mists bend time, creating portals that connect eras and challenge what counts as a real experience. The narrative evaluates how memory and proof intersect when recounting extraordinary events. The diary and the Nobel Prize twist emphasize the pursuit of credible evidence in scientific discovery.

🗺️ Adventure

Lucas faces deadly predators, giant plants, and tribal captivity, forcing quick thinking and courage. He relies on improvisation and cooperation with unlikely allies to navigate the hostile landscape. The journey tests perseverance and the will to keep searching for a way home.

🔬 Science & Proof

A piezoelectric crystal cluster generates seismic-driven mists that form portals, offering a concrete scientific mechanism behind the magic. The plot centers on proving extraordinary events through tangible evidence, culminating in Kate's Nobel Prize for Science. The story weighs how groundbreaking ideas gain acceptance when supported by credible data.