Each of the massive equine behemoth's footsteps smashed into the ground with the force of a small explosion. Concrete and asphault was smashed and ripped apart as if nothing more than brittle dried mud beneath his unfathomable weight. Power lines, lamp posts and stop lights were uprooted and ripped apart against the titan's immense ankles and calfs as he walked. Already the suburbs had gone into a confused panic as what sounded like repetitious explosions and quakes going off nearby woke them from their slumber. It was still barely light outside, that mixed with the sudden awakening left many of them confused and unable to properly focus or comprehend the monstrous beast that was heading in their direction.
All of them but one it seemed.
Glenn stared out of his living room window with wide eyes and his tail curled reflexively around him in worry, as if the flimsy fuzzy appendage would somehow protect him from his blunder. He knew damn well who this monstrous beast was, even despite him being so big that only part of him could be seen at once. Glenn wasn't stupid, it didn't take much to connect the dots. When he heard a thunderous explosion of sound echo from the beast towering over the neighborhood, it only proved his theory.
"GLENN" the giant boomed, voice blasting across the landscape and violently rattling windows in their settings from the sheer bass of it. "I DECIDED TO TAKE SOME INITIATIVE AND GET STARTED EARLY..." His voice thundered.
Though he was standing so near Glenn's home, the raccoon couldn't see straight up enough to see the titanic horse's face, the tone in his voice easily betrayed the wide, smug grin across Ethan's muzzle. The raccoon was terrified, he had no idea what the horse was planning. maybe it was all just some kind of joke and Ethan was trying to scare him before letting Glenn join him up there... or maybe his darker fears were true... and Ethan had just taken advantage of him to get power. Fortunately (or unfortunately) Glenn didn't have to wait long to have his questions answered as the gigantic horse rumbled out his intent...
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