By that point, back on Kamiko Island, Godzilla had managed to claw
more than halfway out of the avalanche. His top half was sticking out of the
ice and snow, and he let out a continuous series of howls.
Ikeda and the other members of the Self-Defense Forces had made
landfall with the amphibious landers, and one after another, they were
busily carrying out the drums of gasoline. They hurriedly stacked them one
by one in a row. The plan was to try to block Godzilla’s path to the sea with
a wall of fire.
Godzilla continued to try to knock down the wall of ice holding him in.
By this point, much of his body was visible. With each passing moment,
things were becoming more dangerous for the workers stacking the gasoline
drums.
“Hey, hurry up! Who knows how long it’ll be before Godzilla gets free
and pounces on us!”
All the men were working frantically. Ikeda looked up into the air and
whispered, “Man, I wish the squadron would get here fast . . .”
Right then, there was a tremendous noise of something falling. Godzilla
had broken free of the wall of ice, and it came tumbling down below him.
He lifted his colossal body high into the air.
“Watch out! All men aboard!!” No sooner did the men hear the order
than they all rushed toward the amphibious landers.
It took only a fraction of a second for Godzilla to step over what was left
of the wall created by the avalanche, and he squashed one of the soldiers
underfoot. As if proud of himself, Godzilla made a loud GRAAAAAWR!

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