The giant toddler made his way across the streets, crawling on all fours, every now and then an unlucky tiny human got in the baby boys way and got crushed under the boy's knees or hands, the unaware toddler didn't even take notice and just kept crawling, leaving behind him small red puddles of pulp that once were humans.
He crawled up to two cars and sat down on his butt, with a heavy "THOMP" some pedestrians got mushed beneath his butt, a puddle of red liquid flowed down the sidewalk that he sat on.
The one year old picked up two cars with people in them, he thought they were toys.
He brought one of them up to his mouth, he opened wide and the people could only look on in horror as the toddler shoved the front of the car into his toothless slimy mouth, darkness enveloped them, a sucking sound was heard as the baby boy used the car as an pacifier.
On the outside he began playing with the other car, flaying it back and fourth in the air and cuing in amusement, the people inside tried to hold on, they screamed for help but nobody were around to hear them, everyone was fleeing the city or hiding.
After awhile the baby put the hand with the car in it against his tummy and holding it in pain as a long groan came from his belly, the toddler grimaced in pain from hunger, he began to suck the car between his lips into his mouth, the people inside began to scream and panic even more, their muffled screams could be heard from in between the little boys lips, then the baby tilted his head back and made a "GULP" then the screaming subsided from his mouth, "Urph!" a small burp came from the toddler, he yawned and stretched his arms high above his head, still with the other car in one hand, then he looked down at the car in his hand while scratching his tummy, he brought that car up to his mouth and tossed it inside, the people could only look out of the windshield in horror as the toddler closed his mouth behind them and... "GULP" with a wet gulp sent them down towards his awaiting greedy belly to be broken down into nutrients.
The car landed with a huge splash, then floated up on the surface in the pool of stomach acid, the people inside climbed out on the roof, it was a man, his wife and two small children, they saw some remnants from the car before theirs, all that was left were some digested sheet metal floating around and... some human parts, the father covered his children's eye's with his hands to spare them from the horrific sight.
"D...dad.. are we gonna die in here?" the mans little girl asked.
"No honey, of course not!"
The mans son that were a little older had begun crying, he was old enough to know what was about to happen to them.
"no sis, don't even say something terrible like that, we are going to be fine" The older boy lied to his sister.
"Ooh, is that right mum? will everything be fine?" the scared girl asked her mum.
"of course it will sweetie" she said while trying to hold back sobs from her own throat.
The family hunkered down on the roof of the car and hugged one another, the car slowly dissolved and sank more and more into the toddlers acid, after a while the father heard soft rhythmical breaths from his children and he realized that they had fallen asleep, he meet his wife's eye's that was also looking down on their sleeping children, they smiled at each other and gave each other one last kiss while they held their children in between them, then the car's roof dissolved and disappeared beneath them, they got submerged in the toddlers strong stomach acid, it boiled and burnt the flesh of off their bones.
On the outside the toddler was lying on his side with one hand resting on his tummy, "BUUURP!" erupted from his gullet and he began to steer awake
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