Diana's annoyance
ATypical Life as a Kaiju Giantess
chapter 10
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
Diana needed to get away, she couldn't be around those people anymore as she now dubbed them. They were no longer her parents in her eyes, just strangers who lied to her her whole life.
Strangers that forced her to march through hell...
How could they lie to her for years with such straight faces? Did her thoughts and feelings not matter? For years she'd been the object of hate and ignorance and they just played the part of dumbfounded parents.
She felt so stupid. How could she have not seen it? How could she have not seen through all the lies? She was an 80ft giant, of course they had to have known something!
Diana was so lost in her own head that she almost didn't even register the sound of crushed metal beneath her foot. Looking down she saw that once again pulverized some poor soul's car.
It was then she realized where she was, back in the city again. Somehow, someway, she always found herself coming back to this place. The very same place filled to the brim with people who shunned and despised her.
Of course her little act of clumsiness earned her a small crowd of people throwing curses her way. Normally she would apologize or ignore them, but she was having a very bad night tonight.
"Move it!" Diana scowled before walking over them. The shockwave of her footfall caused the crowd to fall as she continued on down the road. Normally she wouldn't do something like that and she would take great care to be careful, but at the moment she didn't really care. She crushed another car under her weight and kept it moving.
The crowd was left somewhat speechless and anyone who'd seen the scene gave the giant some much needed space as she walked. Clearly she'd either grown a spine or something had happened.
Diana sighed before taking note of her surroundings. She stopped in the middle of the intersection, cars screeching to a halt and honking at her to move.
She eyed the traffic jam with disdain. "I'll move when I'm good and ready!"
That caused the cars to stop. Had she just yelled at them? The drivers didn't take to kindly to that and honked at her with more vigor. Those damn horns were getting on her nerves.
"Enough already!" she stomped. The action was like a mini earthquake. The cars were lifted slightly off the ground and the surrounding buildings windows shattered. Anyone on the street began to give the monster girl a wider birth of space. She was seething and stepped through the traffic with reckless abandon. She threw her stuff on a nearby rooftop and took a seat on top of medium sized building.
She could hear the structure straining to support her and promptly ignored it. She just needed to sit down and think.
Strangers that forced her to march through hell...
How could they lie to her for years with such straight faces? Did her thoughts and feelings not matter? For years she'd been the object of hate and ignorance and they just played the part of dumbfounded parents.
She felt so stupid. How could she have not seen it? How could she have not seen through all the lies? She was an 80ft giant, of course they had to have known something!
Diana was so lost in her own head that she almost didn't even register the sound of crushed metal beneath her foot. Looking down she saw that once again pulverized some poor soul's car.
It was then she realized where she was, back in the city again. Somehow, someway, she always found herself coming back to this place. The very same place filled to the brim with people who shunned and despised her.
Of course her little act of clumsiness earned her a small crowd of people throwing curses her way. Normally she would apologize or ignore them, but she was having a very bad night tonight.
"Move it!" Diana scowled before walking over them. The shockwave of her footfall caused the crowd to fall as she continued on down the road. Normally she wouldn't do something like that and she would take great care to be careful, but at the moment she didn't really care. She crushed another car under her weight and kept it moving.
The crowd was left somewhat speechless and anyone who'd seen the scene gave the giant some much needed space as she walked. Clearly she'd either grown a spine or something had happened.
Diana sighed before taking note of her surroundings. She stopped in the middle of the intersection, cars screeching to a halt and honking at her to move.
She eyed the traffic jam with disdain. "I'll move when I'm good and ready!"
That caused the cars to stop. Had she just yelled at them? The drivers didn't take to kindly to that and honked at her with more vigor. Those damn horns were getting on her nerves.
"Enough already!" she stomped. The action was like a mini earthquake. The cars were lifted slightly off the ground and the surrounding buildings windows shattered. Anyone on the street began to give the monster girl a wider birth of space. She was seething and stepped through the traffic with reckless abandon. She threw her stuff on a nearby rooftop and took a seat on top of medium sized building.
She could hear the structure straining to support her and promptly ignored it. She just needed to sit down and think.
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August 4, 2025
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