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This is a story all about how Steven the Stegosaurus’s life got flipped turned upside down. This is because he met the infamous Dogalope. And they went on adventures together with their time traveling donkey, Kyle. Kyle would take them to many places even on accident sometimes so when you see a flash of light in the sky; you’ll know its Steven, Dogalope, and Kyle riding through time.
It all started when Steven hatched. At that very moment he was accidently caught in an intergalactic war between the Time Traveling Donkeys and the Dogalopes. He was taken by a very peculiar donkey with a crown on top of his head. The donkey crashed and was scared for some reason. Steven was too dumb to understand.
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