Destruction (with 2k alt angles)

*There aren't loads of alt angles to this as all the explosions take a long time to render, as well as this being a night scene, which means that you need a lot of passes (basically it all took a very long time).

A violent explosion rocked me from my sleep. My eyes flew open and I sat up, warily scanning the room around me. The dust was beginning to settle. Then another, the shockwave ripping through the room and blowing out my window. I cried out in pain and alarm, my ears ringing. I stumbled out of bed in a daze, and bounced along the walls of my hallway as I made for the door. When I reached it and peered out, there were screams, and people rushing past me in the corridor’s sickly emergency lights. They were all headed down. Very sensible. I pushed past them and headed up to the roof.

The explosions and rumbles were constant now, like waves on a beach, rolling one after the other, forming a wave of noise, and a continuous earthquake. I threw myself against the emergency door to the roof and the open air. The skyline was ablaze, with fireballs and smoke rising upwards a few blocks over. Above the explosions something loomed, catching the light of the fires below. I staggered backwards and then ran forwards, climbing the scaffold of the cinema sign that stood over the street on this side of the building.

The shape was a human, a woman. Her red lips were glossy and full, and the reflection of the fires twinkled in her eyes. Her red hair looked like a fire in the heavens. She sat on her side, leaning over the decimated neighbourhood. Her size was incredible but her body was also immense. She looked like a mountain, with stacks of muscle built on stacks of muscle, rippling as she moved, each sinew pulling in easy motion. Her muscles were not the only thing that was stacked. Her breasts were huge and heavy, swinging below her, demolishing buildings. She brought down the palm of her hand, crashing through the roof of a ten story building, flattening it straight down to the foundations. She then swept her arms across the rooftops, decapitating the taller ones. She laughed, carefree and wild, echoing across what remained of the rooftops. I felt utterly exposed up here, but to her I was just one of the millions in this city, just another pair of tiny insignificant eyes staring at her.