Godzilla verses Monmoth
Disclaimer: I don't own Godzilla, but I do own Monmoth.
Chapter 1
Deep in the farthest most reaches of northern Siberia a group of Japanese paleontologists were searching for frozen remains of prehistoric wooly mammoths. The research team worked diligently to try and locate a perfectly preserved bull mammoth so that they could use its genetic material to try and produce a herd of living, breathing animals. But what they did not realize was that they were on the verge of jeopardizing the lives of countless innocent people. One day while looking for a new excavation site for the paleontologists to unearth a seismic survey crew located what they believed to be a small herd of creatures huddled together. But when the research team dug up the remains they were shocked, and amazed to find that it was not a small group of beasts but only the body of one huge, male albino mammoth in perfect condition and fully intact. After millions of years of being buried in a tomb of ice and snow the great beast saw the first beams of light since its entrapment. The body was carefully removed from its resting place and prepared to be moved to the next leg of the journey as the expedition cheered at the discovery. Professor Migatso Nayshima, the leader of the expedition radioed their successful find to their research center back in Japan to arrange for a ship to come and pick them up and their world shacking find. But he was informed that they would be met by a submarine that was waiting just off shore for them just in case that they would have needed anything. The nuclear submarine S.S.Akira was ordered to proceed to the team's location and return them and the body of the frozen animal to Japan. But little did they realize that there was a spy from a rival research group that also wanted the animal's body for their own gains. The research team loaded and secured the body for transport in the ships cargo hold then set sail for their homeland. The spy waited for a chance and sent out a message to a group that was to wait for his signal to intercept the submarine and take the precious cargo that they were carrying. The spy notified his cohorts of their location and at his first chance that he was going to disable the submarine's engines.
"Are you sure you can sabotage the subs engine?" asked the spy's contact.
"Sure, no problem! The spy answered "I will just pull several of the reactors rods and that should leave them dead in the water then you can come onboard and remove the cargo from the hold."
"Just be careful of the warning alarms." The contact said "And if you pull the rods from the reactor too quickly they will set off a chain reaction and the reactor will meltdown, and we can not afford to lose that cargo!"
"They have been already been put out of commission." Replied the spy.
"Do not worry, I can handle anything that is why you pay me is it not." Answered the spy. As the submarine neared the designated area that the spy's friends were to be waiting the spy set to work disabling the sub's engines. He made his way to the ship's reactor room and proceeded to remove the craft's reactor rods. Suddenly out of nowhere a sailor came upon the spy and startled him. The sailor questioned the spy as to why he was tampering with the reactor when suddenly the spy pulled a gun from his uniform and shot the sailor. Then without thinking he hurriedly started yanking more rods from their spots then ran out of the reactor room before anyone else appeared. The spy cautiously made his way to the cargo hold and hid himself with the frozen mammoth and awaited his friends to take control of the submarine. On the sub's bridge a sailor monitoring the reactor noticed that reactor was almost at critical level as the reactor began to meltdown. He called for the captain who immediately called for all aboard to abandon ship. Everyone on board scurried from the ship and boarded the life rafts and got as far away from the doomed ship as they could. The spy sensing something was wrong came from out of hiding and returned to the reactor and tried to replace them back into place but it was no use it was too late. As the spy's comrades started to approach the submarine it erupted into a fiery ball of flames and disappeared from the surface of the sea. From their safe vantage point the sub's crew and the exploration team looked on in despair as their discovery was claimed by the sea.