Triassic Attack

A college student in Mill City who navigates a fractured family life as her father, Sheriff Jake Roundtree, contends with his role in a controversial development project. She evolves from a bystander into a proactive leader, helping rally friends and neighbors to counter the threat. Her determination and quick thinking drive crucial rescue efforts and countermeasures.

The town sheriff balancing public safety with personal turmoil as he deals with his estranged wife Emma and daughter Savannah. He coordinates evacuations, coordinates with Deputy Savage, and plans a defense against the resurrected dinosaurs. His authority and sense of responsibility anchor the community's response.

An archaeology instructor who leads field trips and investigates disappearances as the campus is thrown into chaos. She acts as a calm, rational voice trying to interpret the strange events while helping search for Savannah. Her commitment to education and discovery under pressure defines her role in the crisis.

The founder of the roadside museum/college project who becomes a catalyst for the town's upheaval. His ambitions collide with Mill City's history and people, triggering a confrontation that unleashes the dinosaur threat. He disappears into the chaos but his project remains at the center of the conflict.

A college student whose fate marks the early, brutal impact of the dinosaur attack. Her death catalyzes fear and triggers evacuations as authorities scramble to respond. She represents the stakes of the town's struggle to survive.

Administrative lead at the campus who must manage the crisis as classes are disrupted and safety becomes the priority. He confronts the realities of a shaken institution and coordinates with authorities to protect students and staff. His decisions influence the course of the campus's response.

A deputy who helps evacuate Emma's class and supports Jake's efforts to contain the danger. He embodies the local law enforcement presence on the ground, coordinating with the sheriff and other responders. His actions reflect steady leadership under pressure.

Jake's uncle who conducts the ritual that brings the dinosaur skeletons to life. His vision and obsession with the ritual drive much of the early conflict, and his actions shape the town's confrontation with the revived beasts. He experiences the consequences of tampering with ancient powers.

A member of Savannah's party who witnesses the carnage, escapes danger, and later contributes to the search for survivors. He remains resourceful and brave throughout the chaos. His involvement underscores the dangers faced by ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances.

Savannah's college-aged boyfriend who accompanies her on a camping trip and becomes part of the plan to counter the dinosaurs. He participates in the counterspell attempt and supports Savannah through the crisis. His presence highlights the younger generation's stake in the town's survival.

Emma's student who disappears early in the story, with his severed hand found in a tree as a grim clue. His disappearance marks the danger's reach and adds to the sense of threat surrounding the campus. His fate underscores the peril the group faces.

A military figure who joins the effort to battle the dinos and protect survivors. He represents a formal, external response to the crisis and contributes to the attempted destruction of the fossil threats. His presence shows the scale of the conflict extending beyond the town.