The city was in a state of absolute chaos.
People ran in every direction, screaming, running for their lives. Cars crashed into each other or raced around in confusion, trying to escape. The city was under attack!
No one knew where she came from, but Ashley had appeared suddenly and began trashing the city. Towering high above the buildings, the gigantic woman looked down at the chaos spread ahead of her and giggled. Her light brown, straight hair bounced slightly with each step, the purple bow and fluffy bunny plushie proudly sitting atop her head. Dressed in a lovely light purple lolita dress covered with pink hearts, cute squirrels and cakes with puffy white short sleeves, the dress reached down to just above her knees. Pink and white stripped kneesocks, and a pair of silver high heels adorned with blue stars were on her feet as the woman stomped her way through the city.
As Ashley walked through town, shorter building collapsed as she stepped on them, reducing them to piles of rubble. She didn't care about following pre-set streets to travel, she smashed her own path through the city. After crushing a building and standing in the street on the other side, Ashley turned and walked down it, going deeper into the busy downtown area.
Far below on the street, people abandoned their cars and ran for their lives, turning to look back as Ashley's high heels bared down on them. The rush hour traffic crunched loudly as Ashley stepped on cars, buses, and large semi trucks and crushed them completely flat, leaving metallic pancakes behind in her massive footprints.
One man tripped as he ran and fell on his face. Feeling the ground shake, he rolled over in time to see Ashley literally looming over him. Her foot raised into the air and moved forward, about to take a step. It stopped directly over him.
"No no, wait!" he shouted, "I'm down here! Noooooo!" the foot raced down and slammed onto the street on top of two cars. Both cars disappeared and were crushed completely flat (along with the fallen man) as Ashley walked on, completely unaware of the person.
Ashley came to an intersection and paused, looking around. Then, something made her look down.
"Eh, what's this?" she said. Placing a hand on a building to steady herself, Ashley brought her right foot up and turned it sideways. She found a few cars stuck to the sole of her shoe, and a bus impaled on her heel.
"Ah ha, I thought I felt something stuck down here." Ashley said with a giggle. She easily peeled both cars off her shoe and tossed them away like trash. She then pulled the bus off her heel. Since it was still partially intact, Ashley gently placed it on the ground and gave it a good press with her foot, flattening it out, before she started walking again.
Ashley reached the edge of the downtown area, a swath of destruction behind her marking her journey through town. As Ashley approached a pair of tall buildings on either side of the street, she spotted a sprawling neighborhood on the other side.
"Now that looks like a fun place to play in!" Ashley said.
Refusing to go around, Ashley simply smashed into the two buildings in her way. As she forced her way through, glass rained down from hundreds of broken windows that she scraped against. Finally, halfway through, Ashley brought her hands up and against either building. With overwhelming strength, Ashley easily pushed the buildings over. They toppled in either direction, crashing down on top of other buildings and streets, sending up two enormous clouds of dust and debris and everything was smashed.
Like a monster out of a film, Ashley emerged from the wreckage, her ankles and feet at first covered in the debris cloud before she stepped out of it and entered the neighborhood. As Ashley stood and looked at the surroundings, she realized it was wildly different from the claustrophobic feeling of the downtown city.
Ashley immediately noticed she was the tallest thing around for miles. No tall buildings challenged her. The streets were much more brittle, her heels shattered the concrete with each step and sunk the road into the ground. They were also narrower, accommodating only two lanes of traffic as opposed to the four to six lanes in the city. All the houses were tiny; one story houses weren't even tall enough to pass her high heels in height. The only structure that rose higher was a school on the far side of the neighborhood and a small mansion to the right that sprawled out over a large yard.
Ashley's excitement rose, this was gonna be a fun place to destroy. Her arms spread out from her sides, Ashley took one small hop forward and squatted down at the first house.
"Awwww, aren't you just the most adorable little thing??!" she said, reaching down with her right hand. Her fingers enveloped the house, wrapping around it easily and gripping it. The walls buckled and cracked, wood beams splitting apart as Ashley ripped the house right off it's foundation and into the air. She brought the tiny house up to her face, and turned it slowly, peeking inside as best she could through the small windows.
Unnoticed by Ashley, a small couple emerged from the foundation. They had been hiding in the basement when the house was lifted off them. Dodging falling wood and furniture, they now dashed for their car, parked in the driveway dangerously close to Ashley's left foot. Climbing in through the driver's side door (the passenger side was too close to Ashley's foot for the door to open), the man sat in the driver's seat and the woman crawled into the back seat. Slowly and carefully, the man turned the ignition.
Ashley's eyes widened and her face pulled away from the house as she heard a car start up. Big as she was, so were her ears, and they picked up the ignition. She looked down quickly, noticing a tiny sedan starting to back out of the driveway. She looked at the house, then back down at the car.
"Oh my, is this your house?" Ashley said, stiffling a small laugh, "That must've been quite the experience."
Holding the house with one hand, Ashley reached down and, using her thumb and forefinger, she lifted the car off the ground. Twisting slightly and looking behind herself, Ashley "drove" the car around the street a few times then brought it towards the back of her left foot. Leaning forward, her heel lifted off the ground so all her weight was on the balls of her feet. Ashley drove the car under her raised heel, positioning it carefully so, when she put her heel back down, it perfectly covered the roof of the passenger compartment. Expertly using just enough pressure to hold the car down and buckle the doors to lock them in place, Ashley left the car there trapped there.
"You just wait right there." Ashley said, turning her attention back to the house. She began shredding the house with her hands, tearing off it's roof and splitting open it's walls. Wood, furniture and debris rained down on the yard. But in her enjoyment, Ashley forgot about the car and rocked back on her heels.
In one moment, the car was there. In the next, it simply vanished. Ashley's heel pressed the car into the ground, flattened it like a soda can. The only part sticking out was the front and rear bumpers on either side.
With very little left, Ashley simply dropped the house and wiped her hands together to brush the dust and debris off. Standing up again, Ashley noticed more people and cars running around or crashing into each other. She laughed, lifting a foot over the next house in line.
From his front window, a resident watched as Ashley stepped on house after house in a perfect, straight line. With her shoes as big as the houses, one step was all it took to smash each one. Even two story tall houses, though they took a little more effort to crush, were demolished in one step. The man watched Ashley get closer and closer, walking back and forth across rows upon rows of houses, finally crushing the houses directly across the street from him. Bit and pieces of wood and debris flew across the street, pelting his windows and walls as the neighbor's houses exploded underfoot. He watched Ashley walk far enough down the row of houses that he couldn't see her anymore.
Unfortunately, he forgot his row of houses was next in line. The shaking ground soon returned. He heard the shattering of glass, the snapping of wood, car alarms going off. The shaking got more and more violent, the booming steps louder and louder. Losing track of how close Ashley was, the man simply lost his footing and fell.
A second later, the cracking of wood breaking was directly overhead, and the ceiling bulged downward for a split second before it collapsed completely, followed by the black sole of Ashley's shoe. The man was crushed beneath tons of debris and compacted into the basement.
But Ashley never knew he was there. To her, it was just another house in the line and she walked on, crushing house after house.
Coming to the end of a row, Ashley squashed the last house in line and, standing on one foot, spun around, her dress billowing out from the spin, her twisting foot throwing pieces of the house in all directions. She surveyed the neighbor, now a sprawling open space covered in wreckage. Houses were demolished, cars flattened inside garages or on the street. Ashley slowly walked around the neighborhood, taking in the devastation.
"Oops, seems I missed you." Ashley said, noticing a small van working it's way through the debris. She walked over to it and raised a foot.
"Bye bye." Ashley said, stepping down. The van's tires popped off, then the body folded up and was smushed down. Twisting her foot back and forth, Ashley glanced around in satisfaction.
It was then that she heard the first jets racing in.
Ashley looked up and saw several military F-15 fighter jets diving on her. They fired, sending several missiles straight at her. Ashley didn't move though, just watched the fighter planes pull out of their dive and fly past her. She put her hands on her hips in defiance. A second later, the missiles impacted all over Ashley and her dress. The explosions were tiny though, and they caused no damage. It didn't matter if the missiles hit skin or her dress, Ashley simply felt nothing.
"Ah ha!" Ashley said loudly, not even trying to hid her excitement, "I was wondering where you guys were!"
Helicopters were now moving in, unloading barrages of rockets into Ashley's ankles and legs. Some came up and fired into Ashley's waist. And only a few came up and tried going after Ashley's chest, closer to her face. But Ashley still ignored them as they too caused no damage.
Lastly, rows of tanks were rolling into the neighborhood along with jeeps, trucks carrying soldiers, and humvees. As Ashley still remained standing in place, the vehicles formed around her and also started firing upwards. Tank shells, rockets, bullets from soldier's guns, it all began firing on Ashley's shoes, ankles, and her lower legs.
"Aren't you guys kinda late?!" Ashley said, looking around and down at all the useless attacks, "I kinda already destroyed your entire city. What's left for you to save?" But there was no response of any kind, just more and more missiles, rockets and shells.
"Well ok, have it your way then." Ashley said. Taking her hands off her hips, Ashley reached out with her right arm and swiped it in front of her. Three helicopters were swatted like insects, bits and pieces flying as far back as the downtown area of the city. A fighter jet flew in close, using it's guns on her, and was immediately smashed like a mosquito between Ashley's palms.
Another helicopter strayed too close, and Ashley simply wrapped her fingers around it and squeezed, crushing it inside her hand and letting the pieces rain down when her hand opened again.
Down on the ground, tanks, humvees, and other vehicles were much too slow to avoid Ashley's feet and she casually walked around stepping on them. Even heavily armored tanks were crushed into pancakes or impaled by her heels. Ashley pushed vehicles together and stepped on them. She kicked them, sending them careening across the ground or flying through the air, exploding when they hit the ground miles away.
One tank aimed up, fired a shot too late, and was stepped on by Ashley's foot. As it disappeared from view, it exploded, sending smoke and fire shooting out from under Ashley's shoe for a split second before she pressed it into the ground. Ashley stepped back and squatted down to admire the tank pancake before she peeled it out of the ground and tossed it away.
All the while, Ashley continued to be pummeled by missiles and rockets, and still continued to ignore them. She swatted more planes out of the air and simply let herself crash into helicopters too slow to evade her. One helicopter dared to fly so low as to allow Ashley to simply step on it and crush it out of the air!
In about an hour's time, the military had all been destroyed and was added to the wreckage of the neighborhood and the city nearby. For once, it was strangely quiet.
"Wow, that was quite a workout." Ashley said, feeling the heat for the first time during her rampage. She looked over the destruction one more time.
"That took a bit longer then I hoped it would." she said, "Guess I underestimated the size of this city. Oh well, it was still pretty fun. Though I think a good rest is in order before I destroy the next city. Maybe even do that tomorrow."
And with that, Ashley left the destroyed city behind her and went off in search of a quiet resting spot before she assaulted the next city in line.
