It would be every morning no matter how early it is to that point, that residents in the neighbor would be wakened, but not by their alarm clocks but by the impressive sound of booms and ground tremble as it got close. Even the same goes to the students at the school who are in the playground and every time it happened, same things to hear the impact and by one thing.
Jacob almost everyday would go out and head to school with that tremble and in his school uniform which had been threaded by workers as many as 50 plus with his jumper, shirt, trousers, shocks and shoes for him to get educated, despite he's simply too big to fit through a tiny door of the school building. Jacob didn't mind of it and had to study outside in the playground to have some space.
The first time he had been, he was nervous to how the students would react which it nearly was in shock but amazed, but knowing he means no harm to anyone which then they students had to get used to be greeted by a 60 foot, ten year old, giant, almost everyday. Jacob would get used to it soon-after and was hailed as an icon, much to he's the student's favorite by all for his size.
As Usual, Jacob would arrive there and greets as many he can see down below him. he would look around things and around the buildings feeling as if he went to the model village, everyday, and that's when...
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