Characters: The body of Cloverfield; any and all characters that want to investigate
Content: Cloverfield is dead. What is there to discover?
Location: Along the southernmost tip of the island
Time of day: Starting in the morning
Warnings: Just giant dead monster and all grossness associated with it thusfar; will be updated as the thread develops
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More importantly, Kotarou was suddenly hit with the depressing realization that he'd never even get so much as a shot on the thing when (or if) he regained his full power. "Mannn..." That'd have been so awesome. What a waste. As cool as it was to finally see the monster, he couldn't enjoy it due to the bad mood he was now in. He nudged the side of it roughly with his foot, then reached out to touch it, imagining what it would feel like if he'd had the opportunity to actually fight it.
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"Kotarou! Hey," he shouted, running to stand by him and look up at the monster. He looked to Kotarou, "Can you believe it?"
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He pressed a pointed ear against its massive body and listened, as if there was still some chance its heart was still beating and it had just been knocked out, "Have you touched it, though? It's weird, like some kinda... I don't even know."
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It...really almost seemed anticlimactic.
The woman took a deep breath. She had her shotgun with her just in case...she knew it wouldn't do anything against the monster but it looked like she wouldn't need it. The military woman took cautious steps towards the beast, quickly covering her mouth and nose as she drew closer to the mouth...it stunk horribly.
She had to be sure. She had to see for herself no matter what the others were saying on the journals which was why she was here. Riza moved cautiously and the longer the monster showed no signs of moving she reached out, carefully and slowly, and placed her hand on the creature....so huge...it was so big.
Her eyes moved up, studying it's massive jaws, "How the hell did we manage to poison this thing?"
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He spotted the Lieutenant and walked up beside her. All those months of dodging it, all those missiles that had crashed down onto the city, the firebombing, and everything short of nuclear weapons had been used against the thing. But they ended up having to get at it from the inside. Sounds like an infiltration mission.
"Hey," he said to Riza. He got a little closer to the monster and ran his fingers over the flesh. Then, he pulled his knife and tried to cut into it. He wanted to see what kind of skin this thing had if it could take that kind of battery from the best weapons a superpower had.
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She watched with curiosity as he attempted to cut into the beast with no luck, "It's been through a lot I think you'll need something a bit stronger to cut into it." It was still pretty amazing though, even though it was dead they still couldn't touch it. She smirked, "I suppose you could always try a grenade on it now." She was teasing of course though she realized after she said it that Leon might actually be the type to take her seriously.
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The blind girl set her shoes aside and stood up. Her feet felt the cold instantly but she didn't care. She had to focus on why she was here. Letting out a breath, Toph walked closer. Toph stood still, just a few feet from the monster. The shape loomed taking up most of her 'vision.' She stood and waited...would she feel a pulse beneath her feet or was this really the end?
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She was glad it was over...that there wasn't the fear that it would step on her or hurt her friends again.
Yet...it didn't feel as much of a victory as she had thought it would. Perhaps it was the way it had gone down. Toph wasn't one for subtle things like poison and deceit, she was very head on and would have preferred to have taken down the monster like that. Probably not one on one but at least with the power of everyone combined or something.
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And there it was, lying on the ground with a bunch of people around it, poking, prodding, and kicking at it. She knew Aang wouldn't like this, but she wasn't sure what to think. On the one hand, he had a point about it being life and all, but on the other hand it had done so much damage to the buildings and hurt so many people...
They deserved this victory, right?
The Kyoshi Warrior spotted someone familiar near the monster then and she headed over. "Toph?" she called softly to her friend.
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Best to start surveying the monster up close. She didn't have a glove, but if the parasites had been able to latch onto the creature without problems, Fran barely thought one necessary when she reached out and touched the skin of one of her legs.
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The interesting bits, though, were further up on the body; Fran wasted no time in bringing herself to Clover's head, and specifically, next to the red sacs. She was a bit more reluctant to touch those, but went on regardless.
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From the semi-safe distance, Kaylee watched the monster with as much curiosity as when she had seen the whale's carcass. What an impossibly huge creature the whale had been! And now?
Well, Big Mommy certainly wasn't a kitten.
She itched to get closer, but knew the others with her wouldn't let her. So she hung back, trying to take the absolutely ginormous corpse in, even from this far back.
"Bigger'n an Alliance ship..."
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After making sure Giselle was okay (she seemed so upset!) he rushed down to investigate on his own. As he approached, the stench of it hit him hard, and he had to cover his nose for a moment. It definitely smelled dead. He skidded to a halt beside a woman he didn't know...she looked just as shocked. "Huff puff! Can you believe it?!"
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When the man next to her spoke, however, Kaylee turned her head. She didn't recognize him--hell, who knew how many people she didn't know in this place?--but she nodded at his words slowly. "I'm havin' a hard time of it, but she's starin' me dead in the face. Can't really deny that..."
She held a hand out toward the man and smiled. "Name's Kaylee." It was always good to meet new people, giant stinking corpse or no.
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It didn't budge.
Reassured that it wouldn't be moving anytime soon, he wandered back over to Kaylee and Wolf, looking back at it over his shoulder.
"That thing," he said, gesturing toward it with the knife, "who killed it and why didn't they do it sooner? It don't seem dangerous no more."
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