King Ghidorah's Victory in Boston and its Aftermath
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Mothra is weakened, hurt. She can barely stand after bearing the brunt of Rodan’s hits, and yet there she is. That image, that uncanny, almost primal image that even an alien organism such as San can recognise with ease.
A mother. Volunteering her body to guard something weaker.
She stands no chance, and yet there she is. Charging at San and his mighty brothers with a strong, defiant screech; one that betrays the current state of her frail body. Ichi and Ni are already charging up their beams with belligerent grins.
But not San. San hesitates.
Because the image before him has wired something in him.
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During the final battle in Boston, San fervently follows Ichi and Ni's lead, but something happens that makes him reconsider the current situation. Rodan reveres King Ghidorah as something proud, beautiful and majestic, while Mothra is fighting with all she has to save her King.
Her display of devotion and fierce protectiveness of using her body to shield Godzilla reminds San of his own, reflexive instinct of using himself to shield his brothers at all costs.
Why were they fighting... if they were not so different?
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Whether It's Today or Tomorrow, It's Always Going to be Just the Three of Us by bipabrena
Fandoms: Godzilla - All Media Types
24 Sep 2019
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Sequel to my "We're Not So Different" fic. I suggest you read it prior to this, though you can still read this as a stand-alone.
After Ichi was forced to decapitate San during the battle in Boston, Ghidorah, now King Ghidorah, has retreated to the snowy mountain of Denali. San isn't regenerating, no matter how hard Ichi and Ni try. Ichi can't help wallowing in guilt for what he's done, while Ni is certain he's lost his little brother forever.
But when San musters the courage to face his brothers and regenerates, they both regain their lost hope.
And yet, the two will be forced to confront San's actions in Boston, and this will cause a clash of ideologies. One that shows the deep change that San has undergone, one that Ichi can't help but silently fear. A concern that a confused, distressed San wholeheartedly shares.
Why won't his mind let go of that night? Why does the late Queen stubbornly continue to pop in his mind? Why can't he stop thinking about her, about her unquestionable devotion towards Godzilla; a devotion that was irrevocably reciprocated?
San doesn't want to stray from his brothers.
So... why is he doing it...?
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