[center][h1][color=forestgreen]Yeshua Sands - Terrorkeet[/color][/h1][/center]

A green haired kaiju in human stumbled out of a building soon to descend beneath the earth, falling to her hands and knees as a hiker's backpack that rose over her head rose and fell in time with her ragged breathes. The weight was a comfort, however, as Yeshua was happy to find she hadn't lost all her belongings when she fell from her hammock and transformed. Having to storm up the stairs after the quake her transformation caused locked down the elevators would have been fine on it's own, but doing it both ways after crossing the city on foot?

Even the homeless bird could find herself a bit winded.

Her throat burned, parched as the sahara and just as desperately in need of refreshment as she hobbled to her feet. The best thing to do with herself was to get lost and see if she could find a nice cafe. She had a bit of money, but if she got lucky people would leave partially unfinished drinks out, and that was a win/win in the kaiju's books. 

Yeshua would have gone off to do just that if she hadn't come across a dust caked young girl being approached by another, the rumble of shifting plates seperating them with glacial slowness. Realization struck her like a viper's curled around her chest, it's teeth insidiously sliding something vile and heavy that hastened her breath before she swallowed that bitter sensation. 

[color=forestgreen]"I did that."[/color] Yeshua murmurred, voice too ragged to be heard over the shifting surroundings. It would be easy to blame it all on the MFF, but she still transformed and that building could have collapsed at any point. The need to fix her mess arose and she clung to it, jogging down the street and hoping down without a thought for the long ride down and the even harsher walk back up. 

[color=forestgreen]"Hey, are you okay? You're legs not sprained or anything? Ribs hurting? I can carry you to a doctor if you need it."[/color] Yeshua offered, unable to smell any blood but not willing to rely on her dampened senses while in human shape.