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Its eyes were small and mean. Its tail thrashed from side to side as it strode

around the lake. And it was coming towards them.

“Hey!” gasped King King. “Who’s that?”

“That’s Tyrannotitan,” Lila said. “He’s bigger than you.”
“Bigger than me? He can’t be! Are you sure?”

Lila shrugged. “We’ll soon know,” she said. “Titan will be here in a few

minutes. He heard you bellowing, and he’s come to see who’s in his hunting

ground.”

“I’m not scared!” said King King in a slightly wobbly voice. “I can beat that
Titan in a battle any day!”

“Quite right,” yawned Lila. “I’m not scared of Titan either.”

“You’re not?”

“Oh no,” said Lila, “because I didn’t actually mean him. I was pointing at that.”

She pointed again at the lake, just beyond the reeds.
King King stared at its still surface. Suddenly the lake rippled. The reeds

shuddered. The water heaved.

Then, with a mighty WHOOSH of waves, there emerged the biggest head that he

had ever seen.

It held at least a thousand wicked teeth. And it was attached to a dripping body
that was even bigger than Titan.

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