The skies only an hour ago were bright blue and cloudless as birds fluttered overhead and the occasional streak from a plane flew through the light of the sun. It was a promising day as no bad weather could be seen for miles and this was going to stay like this for the entire week? Excellent! However every good day would be followed by a bad one eventually and it would appear the humans ‘great summer days’ were going to end much faster than they thought it would. The blue skies suddenly grew dark as gray clouds crept over the sun, darkening the world beneath them. Night had come prematurely and all of Japan went silent as they looked up at the sky without a single sound to be heard. Even the birds that twittered were now hiding in their nests. Something up there was happening.
Just then, a bolt of lightning slammed down into the earth, red in colour but when striking sent a yellow glow. People started to move for buildings in fear of the strikes hitting their towns but it seemed all of Japan was doing this, greyed out from the rest of the world. This wasn’t happening in England. It was sunny in America too. Not even France and Spain were letting up their sunlight to aid in the sudden change of weather.
Soon, more lightning struck the earth, growing closer to the towns that Japan held and also becoming more and more frequent. However this was obviously no ordinary lightning as the first was red, the following bolts were blue. Soon they became green until eventually they were striking red again.
The silence had turned into people running for shelter and calling out to one another as they ran. This was obviously not natural as it would be raining if there was lightning. What the hell was happening? The answer came quickly afterwards when a thunderclap louder than all the bolts and strikes combined shook the entire country. The clouds in the sky parted over the Philippine Ocean as the source of the thunderclap was showing. Almost falling from the heavens, a giant rock, absolutely massive in size began to fall from the sky. When the thunderclap was heard, the rock had slammed into the clouds. Its energy sent a shock through the atmosphere creating the sudden explosion of noise and what soon followed was a massive downpour of rain. Almost as though the falling rock simply backhanded the clouds into raining.
The rock fell, gaining speed and soon looking like a meteor but without any flames showing that it didn’t come from space. The humans watched out of their windows trying to see whatever they could of the falling rock. Was this the end of the world? Those that were closest to the rocks falling location certainly thought so. The thing smashed hard into the waters of the Philippine Ocean and sent waves in all directions but as it did so, the waves also died almost instantly. The water fell back down, not harming a single thing but the water that was lifted slowly changed colour and rose to the surface of the waters nearby. The clear blue that it used to be was now black from the dark skies and endless downpour but this wasn’t strange. What was odd was how the waters about half a mile from the diameter of the rock were now Orange in colour.
Nearby villagers and townspeople looked out of their windows and the ones with a better view of the rock simply stared. Until one man in his shack pulled out a telescope and peered into it. Yanking a few cords and pressing a few buttons on his weird telescope, he got a good view of what the rock was from the beach he had ran to. Many people scurried along to join him, some tugging his shirt asking what it was. He could barely see it, but from what he could see...
“Wha... an island!?”
The people on the beach quickly shielded their eyes and and tried to cover their ears from the islands next move. Energy radiated form its direction, almost making the island glow orange and blue whilst the sounds of falling water could be heard even all the way out here. The Island moved, using some odd energy the islands foundations lifted from the water is crashed into and slowly started to raise again. After a few minutes it was 100ft above sea level and then stopped. the clouds above stayed Gray and the rain didn't stop falling all across the country. Most people not near the Ocean the Island landed in were now trying to get home and out of the rain without knowing the Island was now there. The Lightning struck several more times but this time only around the Islands location sending water skyward from the ocean it hit.