USER: The Gigan's first visit to our planet was more of an accident than anything. He didn't have any idea there was intelligent life down here. It's speculated that the sensors of his spaceship weren't calibrated to read our life forms. No one really looks for something 1/40th their size. We can't blame him for that. His ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creature emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giant step into the ocean. He were described as normal looking furs; a grey bearded Rabbit of massive proportion with a very burly build. He was wearing a coloured speedo. He waded through the water slowly, speaking in his booming voices in a sort of device when the colossal Rabbit noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw him approach, and panic set in quickly. Even in walking, the large fur showed his power. He strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, his large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort o...

USER: The Gigan's first visit to our planet was more of an accident than anything. He didn't have any idea there was intelligent life down here. It's speculated that the sensors of his spaceship weren't calibrated to read our life forms. No one really looks for something 1/40th their size. We can't blame him for that. His ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creature emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giant step into the ocean. He were described as normal looking furs; a grey bearded Rabbit of massive proportion with a very burly build. He was wearing a coloured speedo. He waded through the water slowly, speaking in his booming voices in a sort of device when the colossal Rabbit noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw him approach, and panic set in quickly. Even in walking, the large fur showed his power. He strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, his large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on his part. His large paws carried him to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds him to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, the towering rabbit colossus bent down, casting a shadow over the little's, and plucked up a very unlucky male anthropomorphic cheetah with a grey fur. The large rabbit brought him up at a blazing speed, to chest level, where he opened his paw to inspect him. The giant loomed as he watched the poor feline shaking; terrified of the position he was in. His mind could barely comprehend one of his sizes. The rabbit extended a large index finger, running it over his little body. The grin on his face was unimaginably big, and the whole world knew from it that this gigantic rabbit headed titan wasn't a diplomat. Then the rabbit moved the finger he used to prod the cheeah to his nose and sniffed it, the scent of the cheetah stirred up ageless instincts that screamed at the nearness of the feline predator and yet the more evolved part of his brain begged for this. It was feeling great.

USER: The Gigan's first visit to our planet was more of an accident than anything. He didn't have any idea there was intelligent life down here. It's speculated that the sensors of his spaceship weren't calibrated to read our life forms. No one really looks for something 1/40th their size. We can't blame him for that. His ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creature emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giant step into the ocean. He were described as normal looking furs; a grey bearded Rabbit of massive proportion with a very burly build. He was wearing a coloured speedo. He waded through the water slowly, speaking in his booming voices in a sort of device when the colossal Rabbit noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw him approach, and panic set in quickly. Even in walking, the large fur showed his power. He strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, his large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort o...

USER: The gigantic bearded rabbit captured the cheetah again and smelled him. He enjoyed the reaction the cheetah's predatory scent was causing in im and decided to keep him as a little playhing. The ground trembled with each of his lumbering strides as he moved back to his spaceship.

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They were next. First contact lasted 3 hours, and cost us an entire city. As the giants had finished playing, they stuffed their speedos with a handful of furs each and trotted off to their ship. It was a month before we heard from them again. The world government received a single, large wave transmission from a system not too far from us. It was encoded in our language which they had learned from our transmissions. It read: We are Gigans. Please prepare to receive us for diplomatic visit. We will sign a treaty. Sorry about the city. All the representatives of the world government debated over the message. Some were worried that it was not a good idea to sign a treaty, and we should prepare for war. Others suggested that they were sincere in their apologies, and it was a good thing to pursue relations with them. On probably the sanest argument, was to send a message back telling them "No thanks". But how do you say no to a race of beings 40 times your size? There was only a handful of buildings in the world that would reach their chin! They might not take kindly to a planet full of ants telling them to buzz off. The idea was voted out 317 to 9. A treaty was prepared, approved by all country governments, and enlarged to an appropriate size for the imminent guest. The paper alone was gigantic, a terrible sign that this might not be the best idea. But it was the hope of the world government that compliance would lead to good relations, which would lead to them leaving us alone. It was a little optimistic, in retrospect. A week later, a large craft was spotted passing Jupiter. It took a mere minute to arrive at the outer edge of the atmosphere and start its landing approach. People across the northern hemisphere could see the giant ship lighting up as it entered our planets stratosphere, and approached the signing site. The craft landed softly in the ocean, creating more manageable 10 foot waves that crashed heavily into the prepared barriers; a precaution taken from the last incident. The front of the city was evacuated too, as not to provoke an 'incident'. Millions of furs around the world watched as the news cameras broadcasted. The large door opened up, and a figure emerged. He resembled a rabbit too, only gigantic in stature with a white furred very robust and burly body and a large beard on his manly rabbit headed titan wasn't a diplomat. Then theface. The news channels calculated him at around 251ft tall and estimated his weight around eleven thousands of metric tons. He wore a white toga across his broad, black and orange chest. He smiled wide and leaned on the doorframe of the ship briefly, taking in the air. The large rabbit moved the fingertook a step out of his ship, and started towards the signing site. A broadcasting tower had been placed a mile from where he used to prod the cheeah tolanded to indicate the selected site, and luckily the instructions were followed, though people did worry as he strode through the tower, crashing through it with his nose and sniffed it, the scent of the cheetah stirred up ageless instinctslegs and crushing the rest under paw. "Maybe he didn't notice" the newscasters speculated, and hoped that screamed at the nearness of the feline predator and yet the more evolved part of his brain begged for this. It was feeling great.it was a proper assumption. He sauntered as he walked, looking less and less like a diplomat as time went on.

USER: Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs; a pair of anthropomorphic Rabbits. Both were quite well toned, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a sha...

USER: Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs; a pair of anthropomorphic Rabbits. Both were quite well toned, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a shadow over the little's, and plucked up a very anthro wolf. The large rabbit brought him up at a blazing speed, to chest level, where he opened his paw to inspect the wolf. Both giants loomed and spoke thunderously to themselves as they watched the male shaking; terrified of the position he was in. His mind could barely comprehend one of their sizes, let alone two of them. The rabbit extended a large index finger, running it over his little body. The grin on his face was unimaginably big, and the whole world knew from it that these teenagers weren't diplomats. He plucked him up from the waiting paw and tilted his head back, and let him drop into the large expanse of his maw. The wolf disappeared, and he looked down at the remaining population with that same grin. A silence fell over the crowd, and every one of them could feel it. They were next. First contact lasted 3 hours, and cost us an entire city. As the giants had finished playing, they stuffed their speedos with a handful of furs each and trotted off to their ship. It was a month before we heard from them again. The world government received a single, large wave transmission from a system not too far from us. It was encoded in our language which they had learned from our transmissions. It read: We are Gigans. Please prepare to receive us for diplomatic visit. We will sign a treaty. Sorry about the city. All the representatives of the world government debated over the message. Some were worried that it was not a good idea to sign a treaty, and we should prepare for war. Others suggested that they were sincere in their apologies, and it was a good thing to pursue relations with them. On probably the sanest argument, was to send a message back telling them "No thanks". But how do you say no to a race of beings 40 times your size? There was only a handful of buildings in the world that would reach their chin! They might not take kindly to a planet full of ants telling them to buzz off. The idea was voted out 317 to 9. A treaty was prepared, approved by all country governments, and enlarged to an appropriate size for the imminent guest. The paper alone was gigantic, a terrible sign that this might not be the best idea. But it was the hope of the world government that compliance would lead to good relations, which would lead to them leaving us alone. It was a little optimistic, in retrospect. A week later, a large craft was spotted passing Jupiter. It took a mere minute to arrive at the outer edge of the atmosphere and start its landing approach. People across the northern hemisphere could see the giant ship lighting up as it entered our planets stratosphere, and approached the signing site. The craft landed softly in the ocean, creating more manageable 10 foot waves that crashed heavily into the prepared barriers; a precaution taken from the last incident. The front of the city was evacuated too, as not to provoke an 'incident'. Millions of furs around the world watched as the news cameras broadcasted. The large door opened up, and a figure emerged. He resembled a rabbit too, only gigantic in stature with a white furred very robust and burly body and a large beard on his manly rabbit face. The news channels calculated him at around 251ft tall and estimated his weight around eleven thousands of metric tons. He wore a white toga across his broad, black and orange chest. He smiled wide and leaned on the doorframe of the ship briefly, taking in the air. The large rabbit took a step out of his ship, and started towards the signing site. A broadcasting tower had been placed a mile from where he landed to indicate the selected site, and luckily the instructions were followed, though people did worry as he strode through the tower, crashing through it with his legs and crushing the rest under paw. "Maybe he didn't notice" the newscasters speculated, and hoped that it was a proper assumption. He sauntered as he walked, looking less and less like a diplomat as time went on. The Gigan, whose name was Anselm, approached another lattice tower that barely reached the height of his waist. He saw several diminutive figures of furs, all of anthropomorphic predatory mammals were near the top of the said tower and visibly working to fix something on it. But they started to panic and to climb the tower down when they saw the Gigan was walking toward them, his booming steps making the tower swaying. Anselm squatted down to get a better look of the top part of the tower and of the diminutive furs perched on it. A wide smile spread on his looming face. Several species of furs were there, wolves, hyenas, and a grey furred feline with a lean body. The attention of the gigantic rabbit focused on this grey furred anthropomorphic cheetah. And the cheetah screamed when he saw the pair of huge eyes was focusing on him. He hurried to climb down the tower as fast he could but Anselm carefully picked his tiny body up between his enormous fingers. "Don't scream little one." Said Anselm, his voice was very deep and low toned and echoed through the urban landscape. "Tell me where is the place where I have to sign the treaty ?" The cheetah pointed in a direction, still trembling as he was held between the huge and meaty fingers of Anselm at several dozens of meters above the ground. Anselm stood up, still holding the cheetah. "Fine. Thank you kitty. I keep you with me. My name is Anselm, you, hmm, I'm going to call you Ash, as you're grey. You're my pet now. I'm your master, do you understand ? We will have lot of fun !" His deep chuckle shook the tower and he turned in the direction indicated by Ash and started to walk.

USER: Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs; a pair of anthropomorphic Rabbits. Both were quite well toned, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a sha...

USER: Description of what happened to the handfuls of furs the two first Gigan rabbit brought back with them.

USER: Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs; a pair of anthropomorphic Rabbits. Both were quite well toned, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a shadow over the little's, and plucked up a very anthro wolf. The large rabbit brought him up at a blazing speed, to chest level, where he opened his paw to inspect the wolf. Both giants loomed and spoke thunderously to themselves as they watched the male shaking; terrified of the position he was in. His mind could barely comprehend one of their sizes, let alone two of them. The rabbit extended a large index finger, running it over his little body. The grin on his face was unimaginably big, and the whole world knew from it that these teenagers weren't diplomats. He plucked him up from the waiting paw and tilted his head back, and let him drop into the large expanse of his maw. The wolf disappeared, and he looked down at the remaining population with that same grin. A silence fell over the crowd, and every one of them could feel it. They were next. First contact lasted 3 hours, and cost us an entire city. As the giants had finished playing, they stuffed their speedos with a handful of furs each and trotted off to their ship. It was a month before we heard from them again. The world government received a single, large wave transmission from a system not too far from us. It was encoded in our language which they had learned from our transmissions. It read: We are Gigans. Please prepare to receive us for diplomatic visit. We will sign a treaty. Sorry about the city. All the representatives of the world government debated over the message. Some were worried that it was not a good idea to sign a treaty, and we should prepare for war. Others suggested that they were sincere in their apologies, and it was a good thing to pursue relations with them. On probably the sanest argument, was to send a message back telling them "No thanks". But how do you say no to a race of beings 40 times your size? There was only a handful of buildings in the world that would reach their chin! They might not take kindly to a planet full of ants telling them to buzz off. The idea was voted out 317 to 9. A treaty was prepared, approved by all country governments, and enlarged to an appropriate size for the imminent guest. The paper alone was gigantic, a terrible sign that this might not be the best idea. But it was the hope of the world government that compliance would lead to good relations, which would lead to them leaving us alone. It was a little optimistic, in retrospect. A week later, a large craft was spotted passing Jupiter. It took a mere minute to arrive at the outer edge of the atmosphere and start its landing approach. People across the northern hemisphere could see the giant ship lighting up as it entered our planets stratosphere, and approached the signing site. The craft landed softly in the ocean, creating more manageable 10 foot waves that crashed heavily into the prepared barriers; a precaution taken from the last incident. The front of the city was evacuated too, as not to provoke an 'incident'. Millions of furs around the world watched as the news cameras broadcasted. The large door opened up, and a figure emerged. He resembled a rabbit too, only gigantic in stature with a white furred very robust and burly body and a large beard on his manly rabbit face. The news channels calculated him at around 251ft tall and estimated his weight around eleven thousands of metric tons. He wore a white toga across his broad, black and orange chest. He smiled wide and leaned on the doorframe of the ship briefly, taking in the air. The large rabbit took a step out of his ship, and started towards the signing site. A broadcasting tower had been placed a mile from where he landed to indicate the selected site, and luckily the instructions were followed, though people did worry as he strode through the tower, crashing through it with his legs and crushing the rest under paw. "Maybe he didn't notice" the newscasters speculated, and hoped that it was a proper assumption. He sauntered as he walked, looking less and less like a diplomat as time went on. The Gigan, whose name was Anselm, approached another lattice tower that barely reached the height of his waist. He saw several diminutive figures of furs, all of anthropomorphic predatory mammals were near the top of the said tower and visibly working to fix something on it. But they started to panic and to climb the tower down when they saw the Gigan was walking toward them, his booming steps making the tower swaying. Anselm squatted down to get a better look of the top part of the tower and of the diminutive furs perched on it. A wide smile spread on his looming face. Several species of furs were there, wolves, hyenas, and a grey furred feline with a lean body. The attention of the gigantic rabbit focused on this grey furred anthropomorphic cheetah. And the cheetah screamed when he saw the pair of huge eyes was focusing on him. He hurried to climb down the tower as fast he could but Anselm carefully picked his tiny body up between his enormous fingers. "Don't scream little one." Said Anselm, his voice was very deep and low toned and echoed through the urban landscape. "Tell me where is the place where I have to sign the treaty ?" The cheetah pointed in a direction, still trembling as he was held between the huge and meaty fingers of Anselm at several dozens of meters above the ground. Anselm stood up, still holding the cheetah. "Fine. Thank you kitty. I keep you with me. My name is Anselm, you, hmm, I'm going to call you Ash, as you're grey. You're my pet now. I'm your master, do you understand ? We will have lot of fun !" His deep chuckle shook the tower and he turned in the direction indicated by Ash and started to walk.

USER: Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs; a pair of anthropomorphic Rabbits. Both were quite well toned, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a sha...

USER: The Gigans' first visit to our planet was more of an accident than anything. They didn't have any idea there was intelligent life down here. It's speculated that their sensors weren't calibrated to read our life forms. No one really looks for something 1/40th their size. We can't blame them for that. Their ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creatures emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giants step into the ocean. They were described as normal looking furs;furries; a pair of anthropomorphic seventy meters tall Rabbits. Both were quite well toned,very burly with very robust body with muscle guts, and bearded and very hairy, and wore different colored speedos. They waded through the water slowly, speaking in their booming voices when one of them noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He stepped in front of the other and lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw them approach, and panic set in quickly.Even in walking, the large furs showed their power. They strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, their large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on their part. Their large paws carried them to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds for the two to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, one of them bent down, casting a shadow over the little's, and plucked up a very anthro wolf.male anthropomorphic cheetah. The large rabbit brought him up at a blazing speed, to chest level, where he opened his paw to inspect the wolf.lean and muscular cheetah. Both giants loomed and spoke thunderously to themselves as they watched the male shaking;shaking feline; terrified of the position he was in. His mind could barely comprehend one of their sizes, let alone two of them. The pair of gigantic rabbit marveled at the slim and well toned cheetah The rabbit extended a large index finger, running it over his little body. The grin on his face was unimaginably big, and the whole world knew from it that these teenagers weren't diplomats. He plucked him up from the waiting hand.

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USER: The Gigan's first visit to our planet was more of an accident than anything. He didn't have any idea there was intelligent life down here. It's speculated that the sensors of his spaceship weren't calibrated to read our life forms. No one really looks for something 1/40th their size. We can't blame him for that. His ship landed in the ocean, just off the coast of Australia. As the ship landed, the shaking was felt across the small continent. A small portion of the main land experienced quakes just hitting the 6 on the Richter scale, and the resulting wave rose up and destroyed a quarter of the city of Melbourne in minutes. No one saw it coming, nor did anyone survive. As the creature emerged, the survivors in the distance witnessed the giant step into the ocean. He were described as normal looking furs; a grey bearded Rabbit of massive proportion with a very burly build. He was wearing a coloured speedo. He waded through the water slowly, speaking in his booming voices in a sort of device when the colossal Rabbit noticed the intact buildings in the distance. He lumbered toward the cityscape at a staggering pace. The survivors in the distance saw him approach, and panic set in quickly. Even in walking, the large fur showed his power. He strode through the wrecked buildings and rubble with no notice to them, his large paws stomping what was left, flat, and sinking down a few feet into the wet earth. The unimaginable compression compacted the rubble into nothing with no effort on his part. His large paws carried him to the tip of the water-logged city, where buses, cars and furs filled the streets, scrambling to get away. It only took a few seconds him to realize that this was no empty world, but a populated one. Till, the towering rabbit colossus bent down, casting a shadow over the little's, and plucked up a very unlucky male anthropomorphic cheetah with a grey fur. The large rabbit brought him up at a blazing speed, to chest level, where he opened his paw to inspect him. The giant loomed as he watched the poor feline shaking; terrified of the position he was in. His mind could barely comprehend one of his sizes. The rabbit extended a large index finger, running it over his little body. The grin on his face was unimaginably big, and the whole world knew from it that this gigantic rabbit headed titan wasn't a diplomat. Then the rabbit moved the finger he used to prod the cheetah to his nose and sniffed it, the scent of the cheetah stirred up ageless instincts that screamed at the nearness of the feline predator and yet the more evolved part of his brain begged for this. It was feeling great. He decided to keep the cheetah with him to make him his pet.