Waking up from his slumber, Gojira yawned loudly. He was exhausted from his late night excursion. It was totally worth it though. The black kaiju cat smiled happily to himself as he thought about the utter destruction he had caused. Those humans wouldn't forget him in a hurry.

Heaving himself to his feet, Gojira heard his stomach growling. Apparently, eating metal was not good. It had disagreed with his stomach all night long. He felt empty now. Besides, it was morning now. It wouldn't hurt to go out fishing for a while. The black cat had this in mind as he swam out of his underwater cave.

There was a small sound. Gojira could hear it. His ears perked, he looked around. However, he couldn't see anything out of the ordinary down here under the surface. But there was something in the water with him. The king of the kaiju cats was sure of it.

Suddenly, Gojira felt there was something else wrong with the water. There were fish everywhere, swimming just moments ago. Now they were rising to the surface, dead. The water bubbled and boiled. It burnt him badly. He didn't like this feeling. It was then the great king discovered that he was having trouble with breathing, for the oxygen was gone.

How could the oxygen be gone?!

That didn't matter right now. Gojira didn't have long to wonder about this question. He immediately headed for the surface. Breaching, he gasped for air. In the distance, he could see a makeshift sea craft. Humans were on it, watching him drown. He snarled. "Just you watch!" the black kaiju cat roared, "I will have my revenge! This won't be the last you see of me!" He finished his threat as his legs, too badly burnt, gave up.

Gojira didn't even have time to grab more air. The great king sank beneath the waves. The burning sensation continued, spreading throughout his body. Glancing down at his paws, his eyes widened in horror when he saw that his own flesh was dissolving. There wasn't even any blood. All there was left was bone. Growling in frustration, Gojira hissed, "I shall have my revenge."

He closed his eyes as the last bit of him dissolved into the water, leaving nothing behind but his pristine white bones.