The boys jaws drop as they watch the ebony goddess walking towards them. She seemed to be miles high. Her gold, flat and strappy sandaled feet were like ocean liners. Tom and Tim both yelled out to Rianna but she couldn't hear them. To the boys, it looked like she could easily spot them on the ground but they were completely unnoticed to her at their insignificant size. The boys realize this as she keeps walking forward with her face straight forward and they try to run. Unfortunately it's not like the stories or movies, giants are unbelievably fast and before they know it a shadow is cast over their bodies. Tim sprints extra fast and leaps forward while Tom trips and falls. The sole of the sandal crashes' down and a sickening squelch is heard before a deep boom and resounding earthquake.
Tim looks back to see Rianna's enormous toes resting amongst a pedestal of sandal soles that are thicker than the height of a two story building. The giantess's foot lifts up and she steps over Tim leaving him to cringe in fear as he looks to see his friend's pancaked corpse with a pool of blood and pink residue surrounding the gruesome scene. Far in the distance, Rianna sits on the chair at her desk. Tim mourns his friend but wonders what to do next. He could get help from Rianna or go to the older teacher at the desk in front of the class.
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