The Dragon in Los Angeles.
I forgot to mention in the previous chapter that the blue jeep in the previous chapter is a cameo for Chief from my story, The Blue Scorpion.
Just wanted to let you know.
Also, this chapter takes place before the beginning of the movie.
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It had been hours after the bar fight, and it's now day time. The big lizard, now known as the Komodo Dragon, is seen driving down the road in the early morning, and is heading for Los Angeles.
One of the places in the country the Komodo didn't like, was California. He'd list off the stuff he didn't like about it, but it would take too long. So long story short, and to save time, he hates California.
The Komodo soon arrived in the concrete jungle of Los Angeles hours later, and went looking for a place to eat. He had already slept in his jeep long after the bar fight long before he continued his drive here, also changed his all black attire for his casual wear before heading to the city.
His casual wear consists of a white sleeveless jean vest with a maroon red shirt underneath, navy blue colored pants, and black shoes.
Anyways, he's rested but now he's hungry.
He's lucky enough to not have the primitive drive his primitive feral cousins do. Seriously, his feral cousins are assassins when it comes to killing prey.
Anyways, he's looking around for a place to eat as he's driving by buildings. Currently he's having no luck. So he decides to pull over to side of the road to check his phone for a location.
He finds several locations, but none seemed appealing to him. At least, not for breakfast. He does find a diner that looks decent enough to him, plus it's within walking distance.
So he turns his jeep off, and gets out to walk after locking his vehicle.
As soon as he's on the sidewalk, he begins to meet people.
More like people see him, and immediately become terrified of him. Some either ran away, or screamed in horror then ran. It's mostly those two. Either way, he didn't care. It's still annoying.
'Bunch of chicken pricks.' The Komodo grumbled to himself in his mind.
He's met people who instantly became terrified of him before, and while understandable, he still finds it annoying when they assume his personality just because of what kind of animal he's born as.
The world's biggest lizard continued his short trek towards his destination, soon reaching a crosswalk. He could also see that the diner he's looking for is just up ahead.
He stood their by himself, waiting for the crosswalk light to turn green.
While waiting, someone walked up beside him, not paying attention, and waited with the lizard. The enormous reptile glanced at him, but didn't really care, and resumed paying attention to the crosswalk light.
It was seconds afterwards that the guy finally noticed who, or what, he's standing next to.
"AH! OH MY GOD!" He screamed as he fell back.
"Rude much?" The Komodo said.
"Please don't eat me!" The guy pleaded.
"Why the hell would I want to eat you?! Piss off, wimp!" The Komodo snapped angrily, and whipped his tail at him.
The guy flinched at the reptile's angry tone, and yelped when his tail whip cracked at his feet.
The Komodo growled irritably, and saw that the crosswalk light changed to green, so he began walking towards the opposite sidewalk.
As he did, the people driving cars that stopped at the red light at the crosswalk had reversed in fear the second they saw him.
"Morons." The Komodo grumbled.
As soon as he reached the opposite sidewalk, he made a turn to head towards the diner's entrance, and walked by the only two people who didn't freak out from seeing him.
A wolf in a white suit, and a snake in a red Hawaiian shirt with a beige colored hat.
He glanced back when he heard someone scream, and seen that people reacted fearfully to them, like they do with him.
The Komodo merely rolled his eyes at this. He knows about wolves, and snakes, so he can understand why people would be afraid of them. A snake he'd understand, him being a reptile with a reputation himself. But a wolf? He kinda gets why, but at the same time he doesn't.
Why?
Because he himself is scarier as far as he knows.
As he entered the diner, he failed to see the snake look back at the large lizard.
"Did you see that guy, Wolf?" The snake asked.
"Yeah, the big lizard guy, right?" The wolf, apparently named Wolf, said.
"Yeah, him." The snake said.
"What about him? Do you know him from somewhere?" Wolf asked.
"No, but I know his species. That guy's a Komodo Dragon!" Snake said, a little surprised to see one around here.
"Well that explains why he's so big for a lizard." Wolf said.
Meanwhile, back with the Komodo, the large lizard had just entered the bar, and saw that it was almost practically empty.
But then he looked to his right to see a whole crowd of people were cowering in the corner.
"Seriously?! I just got here!" The Komodo complained with agitation.
The large reptile marched over to find a booth to sit in. Preferably one without someone else's food or empty plates still sitting there.
Luckily, he finds a booth by the window that's empty, and takes a seat. Now he just needs to wait for a waiter or waitress to give him a menu.
He waited patiently, but as soon as the cashier behind the counter saw him, she screamed, and hid behind the counter. Even the chefs hid somewhere in the kitchen.
The Komodo growled in annoyance. He can wait a little longer.
After a good minute or two, he checked to see that the crowd of people are still cowering in the corner. Their eyes still fixed upon him with fear, and he merely gives them a half lidded glare with a head shake.
Then as soon as the cashier saw him again, she screamed before ducking back behind the counter. Even the chefs did the same thing again.
The Komodo sat in the booth with wide eyes of disbelief with his jaw dropped open. His eyes slowly narrowed as he gritted his teeth, his growling growing more intense with each second.
He slams his fist onto the table, creating a loud bang, making the people in the corner flinch, and the lizard immediately stood up. He angrily marched over to the counter, and jumped over it to see the cashier cowering on the floor.
The cashier screamed in fear again, but the Komodo wasn't having it.
"SHUT THE HELL UP!" He yelled, silencing the cashier.
"Now get up!" He demanded, crossing his arms.
The cashier didn't budge.
"NOW!!!" The big reptile yelled louder.
The cashier got up hesitantly, and stood there shaking like a leaf.
"P-please don't eat me." The cashier whimpered.
"I'M NOT GONNA EAT ANY OF YOU, YOU FUCKING RETARD!!!" The Komodo yelled.
He yelled so loud that everyone within the diner flinched at the volume he used.
"I'm going to make this abundantly clear to your teeny tiny brain. Just because I look scary, does not, I repeat, does not mean you automatically know me! I came here to eat breakfast! Breakfast as in food! Not humans! I don't eat humans! Do not confuse me for my feral cousins! EVER!!! I'll tolerate the bullshit out there, but NOT in here! DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME?!" The Komodo yelled, absolutely pissed off with the stupidity of these people.
"Y-yes, sir!" The cashier stuttered.
"Good! Now here's what's gonna happen. You're gonna treat me with the same respect as any decent customer that walks in here. You're gonna give me a menu. I'm gonna order my drink. I'm gonna order my food. You're gonna give me what I ordered. After I'm done eating, and drinking what I ordered, I'm gonna pay for it. Then I'm gonna leave. Just like everyone else. Understood?" The Komodo explained firmly, locking eyes with the cashier.
"Yes, sir!" The cashier complied.
"Good. Oh. Just one more thing. I'm a Komodo. I can tell if there's anything wrong with what you give me. If I do much as find any spit, or anything unsavory, I'll sue you. Got it?" The Komodo said.
"G-got it."
"Good. If you respect me like you respect everyone else, I won't have a problem." The Komodo said, hopping back over the counter to return to his seat.
Before he does however, he looks back at the people still cowering in the corner.
"As for the rest of you, you're nothing but pussies!" He spat distastefully before returning to his seat.
Meanwhile, after the Komodo enters the diner...
"Ok seriously? How are you not surprised to see a Komodo?" The snake said.
"Because I hang around other predators, including you?" Wolf guessed.
"Ok, true. But Komodos are much more dangerous than a snake. Just saying." The snake said.
"Well anyways, how about a change of topic? We have a heist to plan tomorrow afternoon." Wolf said.
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