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On a distant planet, dinosaurs evolved intelligence equivalent to humans and created a dinosaur society. These dinosaurs named "Quintaglio", like the Tyrannosaurus rex on the earth, have a strong sense of territory. Individuals must keep a certain distance from each other. Too close will cause fighting; and once the craze for slaughter spreads, the whole society will join in, and civilized cities will turn into slaughterhouses in the blink of an eye. The dinosaurs are usually polite and polite, making readers completely think that the characters in the book are exactly the same as humans. But suddenly, these characters reveal their nature as carnivorous hunters, tearing their companions apart. The novel takes Afse, an astronomy apprentice, as the protagonist. He is both a hunter who is proficient in fighting and an intelligent and keen wise man. Using his newly invented telescope, he discovered the truth about the dinosaur world: they lived on an ordinary satellite. What's even more frightening is that this satellite is on the verge of destruction!

Quintaglio's intelligent dinosaur's national escape plan has begun, and the final chapter of the "Dinosaur Civilization Trilogy" has also begun. Afsay, who has been blind for a long time, gradually uncovered the deepest pain hidden in his heart under the guidance of psychologist Meklebo; while exploring the alien spacecraft, Navato personally boarded the Tower of Babel that grew in the spacecraft; the Torreca fleet finally discovered the New World, but the instinct to fight for territory triggered a bloody conflict between the alien races... The fate of the Quintaglio dinosaurs is always closely related to the Afsay family, but no one knows that they can change the fate of the entire race.

Please call me Romax-Alexander Romax. I live in New Klondike and am the only detective here. Ever since Simon Weingarten and Danny O'Reilly discovered fossils on the Red Planet forty years ago, the site has become a gold-mining outpost on Mars. The guy who luckily found a fossil and made a fortune uploaded his thoughts into an artificial brain and became a Mars immigrant with a synthetic body. Everything here is cheap, and the cheapest thing is human life. I uncovered clues that could unravel the decades-old murder mystery of Weingarten and O'Reilly, and found a diary that hinted at the location of the legendary Martian fossil masterlode. Who knows what else I might find...