This B-2 "Ghost" stealth strategic bomber, codenamed "Ghost," silently slipped out from the shadows of Anderson Air Force Base on Guam and merged into the night sky over the Pacific Ocean.
Resting quietly in its bomb bay was a B61-12 Tactical Nuclear Bomb codenamed "Bunker Buster."
It was the most advanced variable-yield nuclear weapon in the United States military arsenal, its yield precisely adjustable between 300 tons and 50,000 tons of TNT.
The B-2's mission was to drop this nuclear bomb from high altitude in the "worst-case scenario" where the Bunker Buster Bomb failed, using its precision guidance and the immense effects of an aerial or surface shockwave to ensure that Connors and everything around him would be completely "cleansed."
Pandora's Box, the nuclear weapon, silently opened its lid over Fukushima.
To destroy a Nuclear Monster, humanity was willing to deploy another nuclear bomb, even at the cost of possibly permanently contaminating the core heartland of the island nation.
General Angelerra took one last look at Godzilla, still greedily devouring Nuclear Fuel on the main screen. Its enormous figure flickered amid the flames and smoke, like a demon emerging from an ancient abyss.
He turned to Kenji Kobayashi, who was nearly collapsing, and said in an almost formulaic, icy tone, "Mr. Kobayashi, please inform your prime minister and your people that this is a difficult choice we have no choice but to make for the continuation of human civilization. The suffering and sacrifices borne by the island nation's people at this moment will not be forgotten by the free world. After this monster is successfully killed, the government of the United States of America will fully support your nation's reconstruction and provide all necessary assistance."
The promise sounded as textbook-standard as diplomatic rhetoric could be, yet beneath the shadow of