Episode 1: Escape from Monster Island

Straj

You swim out toward the naval blockade. Before you can reach the warships, however, you need to bypass the first line of containment measures established by your human wardens.

Around Monster Island is a ring of platforms that look very similar to offshore oil rigs. These platforms are placed several miles from shore, where they rise from the water like artificial islands of concrete and steel. From beneath the water, you can see that they are fixed to the sea floor by sets of massive pylons. The platforms are miles apart, and built upon each one is a sensor station and weapon batteries. You know these weapons are loud and shoot far, since you've witnessed them used on kaiju that have previously attempted jail breaks. The weapons can rotate and adjust in order to fire on airborne monsters. The platforms are also equipped with projectiles that swim through the water and explode at a touch; the humans save those for kaiju who try to attack the platforms from below. A mile or so beyond the weapon platforms are the warships that form the blockade.

Over the years, you've noted that the humans seem a little more comfortable with you than your fellow kaiju. Unlike the other residents of Monster Island, you are often permitted to swim passed the weapon platforms, though you still aren't allowed close to the warships. On some occasions, humans in white coats even take small boats out from the main ships and meet you in the local waters, using the opportunity to study and interact with you. You're quite certain that these humans in white coats, combined with your good behavior, are the reason the less-friendly humans tolerate your proximity.

As you swim to the weapon platforms, spotlights activate and swivel to shine down at the surface of the water. Likewise, an underwater light array attached to the legs of the platform illuminates the nearby depths. Somehow, even when you swim deep, the humans always know that you're approaching. You are able to pass the weapons platform unmolested, though it's clear that they are watching you.

You move toward the warship that's closest to you. At almost 500 ft. (152.4 m) long, the warship is several times your size. It looms out of the ocean like a kaiju in its own right; its weapons perpetually pointed toward Monster Island. The side of the ship has a colorful design, which is noteworthy because it contrasts with the gunmetal gray that characterizes that rest of the vessel. The design depicts a red cross on a white background, and the upper left quadrant has another red cross punctuated by additional lines of red, white, and blue.
You close the distance and begin waving your tentacles frantically. In response, the ship's spotlights turn to face you, and their beams converge at your location on the surface of the water. The lights are somewhat blinding and uncomfortable. At about 1,000 ft. (304.8 m) from the vessel, some of its gun turrets adjust their arc and rotate, training themselves on your position. It's your warning not to get any closer. On the deck of the warship, a number of uniformed humans have gathered and are watching your unusual display of activity. It seems as though they're trying to determine if your gestures are threatening or not. You are not able to make out much else.

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TaclydusUpon leaving the island, you immediately fly straight upward rather than across the water. You know from past experience that the humans release volleys of projectiles that can fly through the air and travel a great distance. Some of them can even follow a flying kaiju and explode on impact! Though the strange weapons are rarely capable to killing a giant monster, sometimes they do enough damage to disable a wing. Consequently, you know to stick to the heavens and go as high as possible. Even the weapons of the humans have their limits.

You soar ever higher into the nighttime sky until even the clouds are far below you, providing a blanket of cover.

Panghol & Straj

Panghol begins to employ his great size and mass in an effort to disrupt the warships with large waves. You begin moving into the sea, splashing around and trying to displace millions of gallons of water in the direction of the blockade. You watch as the water rolls away from you and toward the warships, picking up size and speed.

Being miles away, the warships don't initially notice anything in the darkness. However, Straj, you feel the turbulence that's coming. As the humans are on the deck of the ship observing your activities, you hear what sounds like a a trill klaxon sounding throughout the warship. The crew immediately scatter in a panic and rush to their stations. The humans clearly understand something is happening, and you can hear the underwater reverberations as the ship begins hoisting up its mighty anchor.

The vessel starts trying to turn its bow in the starboard direction to face the island, but the waves come too soon. You see large rolling waves emerge from the night and buffet the side of the warship. The waves don't seem to be especially damaging, since they've traveled miles from the island and have lost some of their energy. Still, the series of 20 ft. (6.096 m) waves are enough to violently rock the vessel back and forth. You see crew stumble and fall, and water surges across the lowest points on the deck. Yet, the ship remains steady, and its naval guns commence rotating forward toward the island.

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