“What the – ?” she asked, turning around. Positioned at the nearest intersection, a police blockade had been set up. Cop cars were aligned, and individual officers were aiming and firing their weapons at the monster-like woman right now.
“Ouch!” she yelped as another pop stung just beneath her eye. Stinging from the impact and covering her face with her forearm, Kawakami growled, “That hurt… and to think I was being nice before… but if you want to play… I know a game we can play.”
Kawakami then began to crouch, lowering her profile before launching herself down the street. Her massive, quaking steps were enough to collapse several nearby structures, including the already compromised skyscraper, descending into a cloud of dust as Kawakami jogged, enveloping her and the entire square. But her footfalls were ever present, and seemed to only be getting closer and closer to the officers, who made a belayed command to retreat. However –
“Bombs away!”
Kawakami’s footfalls stopped, and in the storm of dust, an eclipse formed. Those officers only had a brief moment to look up before, in the ensuing darkness, they could just barely see the white of the teacher’s frilly lace panties beneath her gray skirt that flapped in the wind.
CRASH-OOOOOOM!
The impact immediately did away with the dust, clearing the area. Beneath her, several exploded cars brought scant amounts of heat to her ample derriere, and Kawakami giggled as she felt the warmth of the human bloodbags pop, trickling outward and into the gutters of the destroyed street.
There, on the roadway overlooked by a minuscule amount of buildings that still stood, Kawakami propped herself up and glanced beneath her bum, smiling at the completely flattened cop cars as well as the people that failed to escape from them in time. Lifting her foot, she saw a similar sight and sighed in rapture as she rubbed the blood and viscera from her soles.
“A girl can get used to this,” she said, before bringing her hand up to her mouth to cover a yawn that vibrated through every power line in the block. “I think I’ll stay here… just for a bit,” she said. Kawakami reclined, propping her head on her arms as she leaned back and using them as a pillow in replacement of the hard ground.
