Shi smiled as she stood on the outskirts of the small town, her shadow stretching over most of the suburbs. She had only been there a few minutes, heck she hadn't even started her fun yet and already she felt so...so powerful! She couldn't understand why Mom was so against her doing this, its not like anyone gets hurt. The minute her red, soft form was visible on the horizon, the sirens went off, and the humans made for their shelter. She couldn't end up hurting anyone, and every human had Macro insurance. Hell the government practically gave it to the little guys since they knew this kind of thing would happen. She turned to her shoulder, her younger brother sitting atop her red fur. "Think they're all down there by now?"
"Y-yeah but...s-should we...really be doing this?" Wen was...nervous. He trusted his sister more than anyone else and...well, he didn't like this town but if Liu found out... "I mean, Li-"
"Hey, she told you..."
"R-right, sorry, Mom said not to do this kind of thing." Wen sighed. Its...a little difficult to call someone that much bigger than him "mom", not because Liu had been anything but welcoming but just out of sheer intimidation from the size.
"I mean...this is the town she used to have you going to school in right?" Shi casually shifted on her feet before slowly inching closer and closer to the actual town. "The one where people were picking on you?"
"Yea bu-"
"The one where people were saying you were my pet, not my younger brother, and stuff like that?" Wen winces as Shi continues. It was...a common mockery of humans in his situation but a completely unfair one as far as he was concerned. "I mean, I don't know about you but I think a little comeuppance is in order. I'd say some property damage is more than fair. So...do you think everyone's in the shelter by now?"
"...Yeah they should be." Wen knows he's not gonna put a stop to this.
"Good." Shi stepped into the town, going surprisingly gingerly at first, avoiding doing damage as best as she could. "So, why don't we start with the school, its this here, right?" She walked over, still for the most part avoiding causing any major damage, to a single story building with a small playground. It didn't even come up to her knees...
"W-well...I guess fairs fai-" And then, with a single swift kick, Shi suddenly put her foot through one of the outer walls of the school, the wall caving like cardboard around the paw as she pulled it back out, dragging bent desks and rubble out onto the schoolyard. "W-woah..."
"Heh, told you you'd like it!" Shi turned around, but put a hand overtop Wen, gently pinning him against her shoulder...before casually falling backwards onto the school, her rear crashing down against the roof and caving it in, leaving most of the building buried under her...and she begins squirming sitting down. "Hmm, wow, not very comfortable. I can't believe we used to make you go to a school that can't even afford comfortable seating." Shi took her hand off Wen as she keeped moving her rear back and forth, grinding the rubble of the school into the ground. "Playground's nice though, think I'll let that stay standing."
Shi stood back up, the school now completely flattened, and she again began to walk gingerly to, well...to a neighborhood that was pretty clearly made up of the houses of the wealthier folk in town... And casually stomped down on the roof of a home with a swimming pool without a second thought. Wen started giggling a bit at this.
"I mean, not like these folks..." Shi again kicks, sending rubble from the first house slamming into another. "Couldn't afford the bill, right?" Another kick, a few more stomps, the sound of crunching drywall and cracking concrete rings out as Shi continues to smash the houses into the dirt... But suddenly she stops.
Why was it so dark? It was still pretty early in the morn...oh. Oh no. She turned around quickly, almost making Wen fall off her shoulder...only to see precisely what she did not want to.
Wen gulped as he took in what Shi had just noticed, standing two miles tall and utterly dwarfing Shi. She must have been called straight from work, because she was still wearing her green skirt and buisiness suit as she leaned down to pick up the smaller macro... Liu Cheng had found out what the two of them were doing.
"You two are in SO much trouble!"
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