Spikezilla

Celestia watched the sunset, her thoughts turning back to him. He awakened more then a decade ago, but why? She needed to know why, because nothing wakes a God unless it's powerful, and deadly.

She gave a sigh, her mind muddled with thoughts and memories long forgotten. A soft bump made her thoughts disappear, making her look to her side, seeing her sister, Luna, there.

"What is thy matter, dear sister." Luna asked, her tone slipping back to the old tongue.

"Nothing, Lulu. Just thinking of an old friend." Celestia answered, giving a soft smile. "I'm worried about him, and, as you know, he isn't faring any better over the years."

"Ah, I see. Thou art thinking about him again, aren't you?" Luna said, smiling softly. "It has been some time since I have been in his dreams."

"Yes, sister, I am." Celestia said, before humming in thought. "Lulu?"

"Yes, Tia?" Luna answered, giving a confused look.

"Has Twilight perfected Starswirls time spell?" She asked, making Luna more confused.

"Yes, Tia. Why do thou ask?"

"Because, this mission I have for her may be the most important to all of us." Celestia said, thinking about a project, unheard of in decades. "It may stop us from extinction."

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Hoofishima, Japony
"Ground Zero"
7:42 AM, Year 1945

Cloud of smoke billowed from the streets of a once peaceful city. The sounds of towers creaking and groaning under their own weight echoed through the deserted streets. The roars of two titans clashing broke the creepy silence.

The massive saurian gave a bellow of pain as the giant arthropod bit onto his arm. His hand curled into a fist and punched his enemy, making the giant creature back off. The saurian let loose a roar of pure anger, biting onto the arthropods armored head, the sound of crunching echoing out for hundreds of meters.

The few thousand who chose to stay watched as the monsters duked it out in their once amazing city. The saurian was shook off, then slammed into a skyscraper, bringing the building down onto him.

The only one brave enough to venture out was Celestia, her anger was boiling in her body, seeing the two monsters turn the city to ruins. Seeing the rubble not moving, the giant centipede started to move away, before a beam of pure magic hit it's chest, making it screech in pain.

The beam stopped, the attack leaving a black marring on it's chest. The creature turned, seeing Celestia, a inferno of hatred, her eyes glowing gold. The creature gave a series of snorts, almost as if it were laughing at her.

A big of ball of light slammed into it's chest, making it screech in pain. It glared at her with glowing orange eyes. It started to breath in, and before Celestia could expect it, it started to spit out an orange substance.

Celestia threw up a shield, the golden bubble blocking the substance. A burning sensation ran through her glowing horn, and she looked up to see what was happening; The substance started to eat it's way though her shield, the substance acidic in nature. She flared out the shield, the shield exploding out, making the acid fly off.

She looked around to see the spot she was standing on was the only spot not burned, the acid eating through the street easily. It reared it's head back, ready to spit more acid. Celestia prepared a counter spell, however, she didn't need it. A massive tail, 567 feet long, slammed the centipede through five buildings, making dust cover it.

The saurian, thought to be dead, got up, it's emerald green eyes showed the flames of Hell. It lifted it's head, releasing an unearthly howl, heard for miles around. It seemed the roar split the earth and slammed through the heavens. Celestia watched in awe of the massive dinosaur, seeing the massive beast as a God.

It's emerald green spinal plates shone in what little light there was, jagged, disgustingly beautiful is looks. It's bear like maw held jaws that would make most creatures jealous. Gills ran down it's neck, purple scales covering his body. It's arms, a little shorter than Celestia expected, were like a primates, holding four clawed fingers.

It's legs, thick, like tree trunks, had toed claws. It's tail, longer than most of it's body, waved around behind him, the anger in his body showing. The saurian's emerald green eyes, with his slitted pupils, held eons of knowledge and memories; from the birth of an ancient race of saurians to this moment. A rumbling growl erupted from his throat, the saurian turning to see who distracted this creature long enough for him to attack.

His eyes landed upon the form of Celestia. She prepared to fight, ready to defend her little ponies, only to realize the monster calm a little. His slitted pupils became more rounded, showing an intelligent creature, with emotions and feelings, making her back down a little.

It gave, what seemed to be, a smile. It then snorted nuclear fumes, hearing the sounds of the buildings fall. It turned, the fury of a God showing on his face. He let loose a torrent of noise, charging forward with a speed that was impossible for a being of his size. He disappeared into the dust, the sounds of battle continuing.

Soon, Celestia looked up, hearing the sounds of planes. Attack planes rushed forwards, machine guns roaring as they disappeared into the smoke. An explosion sounded, the centipede rushing out, attacking another plane. It snorted, slamming one of it's many claws into a building.

The centipede rushed towards Celestia, opening it's mandibles to swallow her whole. She started to fire magic at it, but it brushed the attacks aside, shrieking in anger. Suddenly, a low, but loud, humming sound filled the air, making everyone stop what they were doing. Even the centipede, who had been dead set on killing the pest known as Celestia stopped it's tracks, fear filling it's glowing, orange eyes.

The saurian appeared, the edge of it's tail glowing a bright emerald green. The humming grew louder, the spinal plates glowing more and more, before it started it's slow trail up. Everyone looked in awe as the saurian's eyes started to glow neon, nuclear fumes pouring from it's nostrils and gills. He inhaled deeply, the spinal plates on his back finally lighting up, the glow giving the dinosaur a holy look.

His chest expanded, the warm feeling filling his chest, making the saurian smirk. He opened his jaws, the particles in his mouth starting to charge up and glow, the emerald light showing from the back of his throat. He closed his maw, rearing his head back, ready for his attack.

What would happen next would make the Goddess of the Sun look like a mere foal.

The saurian opened his jaws, "flames" of emerald green radiation erupting from his maw. The centipede suffered a hit straight to the head, making a screaming roar of pain, flying back four miles. The ground under the saurian started to melt from the heat of the radiation. Metal burst into flames, starting to melt, Celestia, being a Goddess of the Sun, did not mind the heat, she, in fact, welcomed it.

The saurian stopped the Radiation Breath, giving a snort of satisfaction. The burnt carcass of the arthropod sat there, it's head turned into ashes, it's once red armor now blackened, cracked in many places. Ash started to fall like snow, before the saurian looked up, giving a rumbling growl.

He sniffed the air, the winds favoring him as he smelt radiation, far off in the distance. He lifted his maw to the sky, releasing a bellowing roar of victory. Once he lowered his head, he started to head back towards the ocean. Gashes and cuts from the battle started to heal quickly, some would leave scars, but, the saurian wouldn't mind them.

He was, after all, a God. He turned to hear the sounds of clapping, citizens coming out of what remained of their homes. Thousands started cheering, making a warm feeling in his chest start to blossom. His eyes scanned the crowds, before they landed on Celestia, the dinosaur smiling.

He gave a nod towards her, before giving a rumbling growl, walking back into the ocean. His great body disappeared into the waves, the destroyed city giving the saurian thanks.

"What do you think we should call him?" One figure asked randomly, making Celestia smile.

"I know what to call him." She said to herself, smiling softly. "Spike."