Lucas, who once seemed like your average 4-year-old boy, was now looming over the city he had lived in when he was small. But now... this cool toy world was his! Just one of his feet equaled the size of a single bus. So he wasn't a real enormous child, but he was really big. Lucas had medium-length dark brown hair, but as he approached the city, he seemed as if he had just woke up from an age-long nap.
He set a single foot on the city's roadway and immediately he felt metal flatten under him. It felt more like styrofoam to him, but as he looked down, it was clearly one of the cool toy cars. These little toy cars seemed to be everywhere... all over the place! Off of every road he could see down, there were cars.
They won't be cars for long... Lucas thought to himself. This thought brought a little grin to the young boy's sleepy face.
The oblivious tiny people in the city's streets and buildings now came to their senses as the footsteps drew closer. They were quickly taken note of by the giant boy. He gained a fast interest in these scurrying little creatures that he once looked up to and called adults. Well, no more! All their own rules... all the fun he had ever wanted to have as a normal boy was put to a halt by these adults. But now that he was bigger... he could show them who the new rule-maker was!
Lucas saw them all staring up at him in shock. Some looked frightened, but most looked completely awestruck by this new mighty boy invading their little perfect establishment. He almost forgot the backpack he had on, how the heck did that grow with him? Oh well, that's not important now. He took the giant backpack off and set it in the road, immediately crushing a couple more cars and bystanders. The sudden crushing movement sent the tiny people into a frenzy, they all started running the opposite direction of his mega child. Unzipping the backpack, he found his pull ups that he wore usually at night when he went to sleep (he still wet the bed quite frequently) and his usual everyday briefs. They had all kinds of different superheroes on them, Batman, Spiderman, you name it. He also found a book of stickers and some crayons. Along with a pair of socks, shoes, some jeans, and some shorts and shirts.
I forgot I was about to leave for a friend's house...
Lucas was a giant boy now, and even had all his favorite toys and clothes. He set the bag aside, knocking the walls inward on a nearby shop. He continued walking, another curious but evil boyish-grin coming across his face. He raised his foot as high as it could go, and brought it down on a group of running pedestrians. Their bodies made a sssqquuuueeellllcccchhhh sound as he mushed them down into the sidewalk's concrete. He was able to crush about 7 or 8 people in one stomp.
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