The mysterious society seemingly employed a technology beyond any that Arthur has ever encountered.
Though stung by the failure of his machine, Arthur Denison turns his focus to an earlier exploration of ancient caves that yielded artifacts he believes point to a long-lost Dinotopian civilization. Will, a fledgling Skybax pilot, flies his father’s creation over Waterfall City, but disaster strikes and Will narrowly escapes death. When The World Beneath begins, Professor Denison unveils his new invention, a steam-powered flying machine. On the lost island continent where dinosaurs and humans live together in peaceful interdependence, Arthur embarks on a quest into Dinotopia’s deepest mystery that soon becomes a desperate race to keep Dinotopia’s existence unknown to the outside world. The voyage that Arthur Denison and his son, Will, began in Dinotopia now continues in The World Beneath. Spoilers ahead if you haven't read the first book.) (Note: This is the sequel to Dinotopia, reviewed below.
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