In the wee hours, the skyline began to lighten with the first hints of dawn, and as the golden sun burst forth like a peacock spreading its feathers, it illuminated the earth below.
The streets were damp, and residents were each cleaning up, as the great flood that had swept through London had damaged many buildings. Many homes had been submerged, and it would take quite some time to restore everything to its former state.
On the north bank of the Thames River, St. Paul's Cathedral stood tall.
Beneath the sunshine, a thin mist rose off the surfaces of the water beast carcasses. Such massive supernatural beings were a rare sight, and figuring out how to transport them was a challenge. After much consideration, the Church eventually implemented Marvin's plan, hiring laborers who ingested Hercules' Club to jointly move the water beast's body.
