After thinking about it, George decided that he didn’t want to terrorize the neighborhood. At least not right now. There was another place he wanted to go to first. So, still holding his tiny dad, George started to leave the neighborhood.
This whole situation was completely insane for Matt. He was literally being carried by his son, who was now well over 200 feet tall, and being taken....somewhere. He looked down to see the neighborhood. It really felt strange seeing it from this high up. Matt started thinking about the possibility of George dropping him. Falling from that height would leave him severely injured at best. But George would be careful, right? He really hoped he would..
Many of the people who were outside ran into their homes the second they saw the gigantic boy start to approach their location. Luckily, George had no interest in them at the moment and soon exited the neighborhood.
Once he left, he stood in the middle of the street for a second, looking at his surroundings. Then, he started walking again, lifting his foot over one of the nearby cars and its terrified driver. The driver didn't have any time to escape before the giant teenager's foot came down, flattening him and his car.
Matt was now frozen in terror. George just killed at least one innocent person and didn’t seem to feel any remorse. In fact, he heard him laughing as he stepped on another car. His son was never like this before. Sure, he occasionally said or did things to some that...weren’t very nice, but that usually was when he was upset, and he wasn't actually a bad person or anything. But this? This was something he never imagined George doing. He wanted to try to reason with him. He wanted to get him to stop so badly. But he was scared. Too scared to say anything.
George's anticipation grew as he got closer to his location, which was...
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