Wilbur X Reader: A Timely Adventure

Chapter 11: What's Next?

(Third Person POV)

(Y/n) opened her eyes groggily and blinked at the sight. She seemed to be hovering over the ground but noticed two giant feet were taking steps below her. Her heart skipped a beat as she looked up slowly to see that a Tyrannosaurus Rex was carrying her by the shirt collar. Too scared to scream, she let out an exclamation and frantically examined her surroundings. The dinosaur had taken her to an old shed that lied in a dry area she didn't recognize.

The roof opened up. The T-Rex held her over the opening, against her pleas.

"Oh no-no-no. Stop! Please don-" Before she could finish the sentence, it let her go. She let out a scream as she kept falling through a deep hole that went underground.

(Y/n) hit the concrete floor with a thud.

"Looks like they got you," said a man, locking her cell door. "Don't worry; they won't kill you yet. They are going to keep you here for a while."

(Y/n), had fallen on her stomach and hit her head. She didn't lift her head to look up at the person talking to her but turned her head to face him. He put the keys in his pocket and lit a small torch.

"Let me go," she whispered, trying to push herself up.

"There's a lot you don't know, but one thing is for sure, the guy in charge hates you."

He looked at her and shook his head.
"It would have been better if you never came to the future at all."

(Y/n) closed her eyes and went unconscious.

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Meanwhile...

"(Y/N)?!"

Wilbur and Lewis had been out calling and searching for (Y/n). They looked everywhere in the entire city, hoping to find her. Carl had searched on his radar for signs of her, but no luck.

Lewis checked the time on Wilbur's scanner pack and sighed.
"Wilbur, we have been looking for hours... I don't think she's here!"

"We can't stop. I brought (Y/n) into this, so I'm going to get her out of it."

"Wilbur, listen to me!!! The air has become more toxic, and I'm having trouble breathing! We can't stay out here anymore."

"Yeah, and (Y/n) could also be breathing this in right now!"

Lewis frowned, feeling very worried about his friend and concerned about Wilbur's stubbornness.

Wilbur called Carl,
"Carl? Any sign of her yet?"

"No... but I'm sensing strong tectonic forces causing deformation under our cit-"

"Wait, are you serious? How big?"

"Let me see..." Carl paused as he calculated its size. "... bigger... bigger than Todayland!"

"How much bigger?"

"It's eleven miles deeper than the earth's lithosphere and four-hundred and fifty-three miles wide!"

"Oh no... we have to stop it!"

"Wilbur. Did you hear what I said? It's deeper than three-hundred thousand feet! That's nearly one-hundred and fifty miles down! There is no way you can stop an earthquake that large!"

"There's gotta be a way!"

"Well, when you can find a way to stabilize the earth's crust, come talk to me!"

Wilbur sighed.
"You're right; this is gonna be impossible," he muttered, turning to Lewis. "Unless... follow me."

"Where are we going?" Lewis asked.