Chapter 268: The Fruit
The events in the movie didn’t occur. Godzilla was genuinely weakened to the extreme, and as the gunboats approached, it could only look on helplessly, utterly powerless to resist.
“Truly spectacular.” These gunboats, typically about thirty meters in length, were small compared to the over-100-meter-long Godzilla. Though they weren’t exactly tiny, they were barely “big” in comparison.
“Indeed. If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes, I’d never have imagined such a creature could exist.”
“Look at the blue glow on its dorsal fins—so beautiful.”
“…” Hearing this, the captain was silently added to the “not fit to be left alone” list by his colleagues.
General Masai was also watching the scene remotely through the cameras mounted on the gunboats. Though he shared a similar sense of awe, not being there in person made it hard to fully grasp the magnitude of the experience.
Still, since this creature was already close to death, bringing it back for study might yield some surprising discoveries.
“The orders are in. The General wants us to take this Behemoth back to Irwin Base (formerly Cross Base).”
“How long until it finally kicks the bucket?”