As John pulled out of the station to head home, Taylor and Bonnie remained silent at the door. “This is an urgent matter, Taylor,” Officer Sampson told him. “Please open the door now.” Bonnie hung up the phone and quietly tiptoed to Taylor and whispered, “Your dad didn’t send them.”  “I heard,” Taylor whispered back. “I’m not going to tell you again, young man. Please open the door,” Sampson repeated. “What do we do?” she asked him. “Run,” Taylor replied. The two teenagers began to back away from the door when Sampson released a massive punch that emitted sparks of energy through the wooden door. The

John drove recklessly through the town as he slid the car to the side of the terminal’s entrance and parked. “Oh man, I think I dropped my stomach two blocks back,” Bonnie complained and unbuckled herself. Her right arm clutched her stomach, and her left hand covered her mouth as she sprinted out of the vehicle. “Hey, Bonnie, if you feel sick, you can just --” Taylor offered. “Hold that thought, “Bonnie interrupted as she ran to the left side of the entrance out of the guys’ view. “I take it your friend is a little queasy from the drive, “John smirked. “Luckily, I’m used to it by now,” Taylor said, and they shared a brief laugh. Bonnie returned to their

John finished telling Bonnie and Eliza the details of the great storm years ago in Pierview. “I can’t believe it,” Eliza said. “We have to tell Taylor about this immediately!” “That might have to wait,” Bonnie said as the laser beams over the door retracted. Three Kaiju crept in and cornered John, Bonnie, and Eliza. “Any ideas on how to get out of this would be accepted, John,” Eliza said. The creatures slowly slunk closer and closer to the prisoners. A cloud of dark purple electricity blindsided them. Suddenly, the creatures clutched their heads in pure agony. “What’s going on?” Bonnie asked and looked around. “I’m not quite sure,” John said. “But the beams are still down and we can escape.” John and the two girls ran past the Kaiju as they struggled to fight back the mysterious presence that pounded their minds. As they turned to another hallway, a large crash by one of the Kaiju that had attacked them previously cut off thei

Eliza ran to the rubble pile that had cut her off from John to dig him out. Eliza sobbed and dug out the debris from the cave in as she repeated to herself, “He can’t be dead, he can’t be dead.” “Eliza, we have to go,” Bonnie tried to reason. “I already lost my mom, I can’t lose John too,” Eliza explained and rolled more rocks from the blockage. Bonnie grabbed Eliza’s arm to pull her away from the wreckage and argued, “Eliza, please. We need to go --” Eliza shook off Bonnie’s hand then body-slammed her onto the ground and wrapped her fingers around Bonnie’s neck and squeezed. “This is your fault!” Eliza shouted. “This is all your fault!” “Eliza, please stop,” Bonnie begged and fought to pry Eliza’s fingers from her neck. “Taylor trusted you. We trusted you. You pretended to be his friend. You pretended to care,” Eliza ranted as tears rolled down her cheeks and landed on Bonnie’s face. “I do care about Taylor,” Bonnie ba

The teenagers were teleported to the heart of the town. They saw the gargantuan creature made up of the six scientists from Project Echidna rampage across Pierview with no sign of stopping. They heard screams from townspeople as they mutated into smaller Kaiju after they were exposed to the disturbing radiation surrounding the Kraken. “ I can’t believe this is happening,” Taylor said. “I know it’s hard to see, Taylor, but we will find a way to stop this,” Eliza promised. “It’s not that. I just can’t believe the irony of all this,” Taylor answered. “What do you mean?” Bonnie asked. “My whole life I’ve had to hide that I was a Kaiju. Now, the very same people who I hid from are mutating into the same creature that I am. Well, almost the same.” “What are you saying, Taylor?” Eliza said. “Everyone knows that Kaiju exist now. Even if I can save the town, would it even be safe for anyone to live here anymore?” Three Kaiju lan