It was a bright fine day, with not a cloud in the sky. Early summer in Denfield. The peace and tranquility of a Saturday afternoon was shattered by the arrival of Bonnie McKnight. First the earth shook gently and rhythmically. People stopped and looked around. Then a woman screamed. others screamed and started pointing at the enormous nude figure of a young woman, looming higher and higher above them as she came closer and closer, the earth shaking more with her every step. Then people started to run.
“Well would you lookie what we have here.” A voice boomed from above. “The whole town looks like a toy. Aren’t you all so cute and tiny scurrying around down there. Just wait a minute while I get down for a closer look.”
Of course people screamed more, and ran more, and the gigantic woman lowered herself to her hands and knees, arms completely straddling main street. Her heavy tits swung forwards, her right boob coming to rest on the old bank. The roof groaned as it tried to put up a fight, before collapsing under the unimaginable weight.
Within moments the cops were on the scene. They’d clearly been chasing Bonnie since she had been spotted sauntering along the highway into town. Sirens wailed and tyres screeched as they pulled up the block ahead of Bonnie as she peered down at the terrified crowds, a smirk plastered across her face.
“She’s stopped in Downtown Denfield!” Screamed Officer Radowski into her radio. “Right on… right over main. Backup! We need backup! Send everyone!”
Radowski heard a thunderous giggle over her.
“And here are the boys in blue putting on a light show. So sweet of you to welcome me to town like this. Now first things first, before I greet you all very personally, I think Denfield is in for a name change. From now on this is my town, so let’s call it Bonnieville.”
A shadow fell across Radowski as she looked up to see an immense hand falling over her and the squad cars. There was a pop pop of firearms. The massive palm blotted out the sun before enclosing around them. The next thing she knew she felt like a cat in a washing machine as they were all lifted up into the sky.