KaijuShifters

Chapter 3: Kaiju Biology

I came to the final period: science. There my teacher: Mrs. Ripley, talked about the beast that we call Godzilla. "We have no recoverable DNA from it. And since we are supposed to be studying about how big animals can get before they collapse under their own weight, I thought it would be perfect to talk about one of the biggest moments in history," she says. "We know that the largest animal ever is the blue whale. Or at least it was." She pulls down a white sheet and fires up the projector which is hooked up to her computer. On the sheet came the fight I had with Destroyah and Gigan. "As you can see here," She says as she points to Destroyah. "This 'Kaiju' stands at about four hundred fifty feet. That's about thirty five times bigger than the largest land animal; the african elephant." Everyone looks at the screen in wonder. Not because of what Mrs. Ripley was saying, but because this had actually happened. Liz gives me another one of her looks as Mrs. Ripley continues. "Now what suprises me the most is Godzilla's intelligence. Watch here as he has no idea that this cybernetic 'kaiju' sneaks up on him as the larger red on holds him down. Remarkable. There is literally no way he could tell that he was about to be jumped from behind. Yet he uses the dorsal spines and the strength in his arms to impale him. And from this we can tell that when he uses...this atomic breath attack, his dorsal spines glow a bright blue and emit enough heat that this cybernetic Kaiju melts." I sit there somewhat horrified because I remember all the feelings that came soon after. I met the thing that killed my mother, I almost stopped him but he got the better of me. I look back on the sheet and watch as Destroyah's decapitated corpse slumps to the ground. "If we ever get a chance to study this creature, I'm sure most scientists would be curious as to how it opperates with these abilities, and how it can live even though it is enormous. The square cubed law is wrong." Mrs. Ripley says as the bell rings.