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Blue, do you think that Lily will get along with the monster kids?

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Cemila, Indigo

*takes out giant pen and paper*

Tell me a little about yourselves!

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happy birth to cozmo and my sister :DD!!!

‼️‼️‼️‼️🎂🎂🎂🧁🍰🎉🎉🥳🎈🎊

🎁

here’s a gift

The Ghazt is overjoyed!

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I present to you- story time! This is actually relevant to the events of the AU, so do make sure you take a read!! So without further ado:

🍂 Blessings 🍂

🍁✨️🍂✨️📖

It was a crisp autumn afternoon, and Blue was gathering his things. House keys, check. "Topics to Research" list, check. Reading glasses, check. Not a lot of items, but they would be necessary for his outing.

Lily and Dee were playing Memory in the living room. It was one of Lily's recent favorites, and kept her occupied for hours. Literally. Blue taught her how to play only a fortnight ago, and she has been playing it day in and day out. Cozmo was there too, watching the kids while Blue went out.

"I'll be back in a few hours, I think," Blue told Cozmo, who gave a thumbs up in reply. He turned to Lily and Dee.

"Behave," he pointed a finger in emphasis.

"Okay!" The two replied in unison, not looking up from their game (Lily anyway, it was hard to tell where Dee was looking, giving he had no eyes).

Blue put all his items in his satchel, and left the house.

There were a billion thoughts running through his head. None of particular importance, but there were a few worries coursing through his skull. Specifically, his worries about being unemployed.

He gotten pretty used to hopping from job to job. He would get fired or be asked to leave, for one reason or another, and often he'd get another job within a month. This time it was different.

He hadn't found a job in 6 months.

That aside...

He reached the outskirts of town (it wasn't too far of a walk). It was busy, as it always was, with monsters shopping around in stalls or shops, monsters hustling around getting chores done, or monsters making their way to their afternoon shift.

Blue walked into town, dodging around monsters and stalls. He made it to the Square, arguable the busiest part of town. Maybe not so much with foot traffic, but there were many businesses here, and some important buildings too.

West of the Square was the library. This is where Blue was heading to.

He opened one of the double glass doors that led into the building.

The library was quite large, one of the largest buildings in town. It was also quite spacious. The bookshelves were packed with books (obviously) that lined every wall, and were organized in a maze-like manner. The building was two stories tall, and the second floor was visible from the first. The second story was, in essence, a large balcony, with mostly study space and materials. There were also children's books on that floor. A large, round desk was situated in the middle of the library, underneath the glass skylight dome that made up the ceiling.

A lone librarian was working the desk. She was a Rare T-Rox, wearing glasses with thin, bright pink frames. She was reading a thick novel with a navy blue cover, or so it appeared.

"Um, excuse me," Blue walked up to the desk, feeling slightly anxious (social anxiety amirite).

"Hmm?" The librarian didn't look up from her book.

"I, uh-"

"Go on, spit it out," She gestured, still reading her book. Her voice had a bit of an accent.

"I was curious," Blue started, finally gathering his thoughts, "if you had any books on-" he took out his list, referred to it, "-interdimensional travel and multiverse theory?"

It was at this the librarian finally looked up from her book.

"What." She gave Blue a look. A look that read "what in the name of the Celestials are you bullshitting about?"

Blue blinked.

"Where would I find books on multiverse theory?" He asked again.

The librarian slowly blinked, thinking.

"I'm not sure if we have books of that nature," the librarian spoke deliberately, opening her eyes. "You can check the science section, it's over there-" she pointed a claw (more of a hand) towards a bookshelf directly west of the front desk "- by the history books."

"Thank you," Blue gave a small nod of gratitude, and headed to the science section.

"Mm-hm," the librarian went back to her book.

The books primarily found here were science books pertaining to the studies of the Monster world. Monster biology, herbology, plant encyclopedias, et cetera. Not a whole lot of interdimensional related stuff.

"C'mon, there HAS to be something," Blue whispered to himself. Nothing was turning up.

An older, slightly tattered book caught Blue's attention. It was leather bound, and smelled of old ink. It was also just out of Blue's reach, to his dismay. After several attempts of tiptoe reaching for it, he got the book out of its place on the bookshelf.

He opened to the front page. The title was written on it, or at least what Blue assumed to be the title. It read:

"The Times and Travels of H.R. Gungstein; A Detailed Account of Arguably the Best Sailor of His Day"

Turns out, it was just an autobiography placed on the wrong shelf. Blues disappointment was immeasurable.

Blue spent the next thirty minutes searching for books. He found a few actually, though they weren't exactly what he was looking for. Nonetheless, they would have to do.

He found a desk and an empty chair, and settled in to study.

🍁✨️🍂✨️📖

Minutes blurred into hours, and Blue's eyes were starting to get sore. In fact, his body was aching from not moving for quite some time. It was as if his bones were made of old cobblestone.

He got up to stretch, and caught a glimpse of the clock. Half past four, post meridian. The sky was starting to turn pink and orange. It wasn't dusk yet, but it was getting close.

Blue figured it was time to head home.

He wasn't finished with his research yet, certainly not. He planned on resuming tomorrow, perhaps in his study.

He packed up his belongings, bringing the three books he had found with him.

The librarian at the desk was still there, reading a different novel this time. She had a somewhat small stack of books off to the side, presumably ones she had finished reading.

"Hi again," Blue said, a little nervously. He put his books on the desk.

"Checking out?" The librarian bookmarked her book, placed it down off to the side.

"Yep," Blue folded his hands awkwardly, nervously. Definitely not a social monster.

The librarian grabbed a stamp- a long one, with adjustable number rings; the kind of stamps where you can adjust the date - and pressed into the red ink pad. She opened the cover of each book, marking inside the date of "12/27"

"I'll be expecting these back in a month," She set the stamp and ink pad aside, pushing the books toward Blue.

"Thank you," Blue grabbed the books and started for the door. He was about halfway there when the librarian called to him

"Wait a minute," She said.

Blue turned, eyebrows raised expectantly.

"You're that one monster who can't keep a job, right?"

His heart stopped.

"How do you know that?" The words came out a little more abrasively than he liked.

The librarian shrugged. "I know a lot of things. Besides, I was in your shoes at one point."

He stood directly facing the librarian, intrigued by the conversation.

"You know," the librarian opened a drawer and produced a thin packet of paper, "we're looking for some more staff for the library."

She walked around the desk towards Blue, continuing. "As you can see, it's just me right now, and half of the other employees don't ever show up."

She was in front of Blue now, offering the packet to him. Blue took it, skimming through the front page's contents.

"I don't know what you have going on, or if you found a job, but if you're interested..." she nodded over at the desk. "You know where you can find me, yeah?"

Blue was, at this point, eyes wide open. If he thought what was being was being said...

"So I just-"

"Fill it out and bring it to me, yup," the librarian nodded, heading back to the desk.

"I- wow, uh-"

Blue smiled at her.

"Thank you...?"

"Raesa," She looked back at Blue. "And there's no need to thank me."

"Right," he nodded nervously, looking down at the packet of paper in his hand. There is no way this is happening.

"You ought to get home," Raesa looked at the clock. "It's getting late, and we're going to close pretty soon."

"Right, yes," Blue headed to the door.

He opened the door to leave, thanking Raesa one last time ("Don't even," she said, shaking her head. She was smiling a bit, which wad the first time Blue saw her do so).

The Square was a little less busy now, with businesses closing for the day and monsters going home. But it was still teeming with activity as the night life began to trickle in. Blue walked back home the way he came, through the South end of the Square.

The packet he was holding was now safely tucked into his satchel. Blue felt as though he struck gold, though not in the way he expected. Anyone would have felt the same way, Blue thought, if they were handed a job just like that, after months of trying to hold onto one.

He went home in high spirits. And he was definitely counting his blessings tonight.

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*Seaveera goes into the mailbox* Hi :3

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I like Entbrats. I think they are really cute Monsters, especially you :)

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Bo. ga r

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twig, why do they call it oven when you of in cold food of out hot eat food

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hey booqwurm, can i know more about the mythicals????

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I present to you- story time! This is actually relevant to the events of the AU, so do make sure you take a read!! So without further ado:

🍂 Blessings 🍂

🍁✨️🍂✨️📖

It was a crisp autumn afternoon, and Blue was gathering his things. House keys, check. "Topics to Research" list, check. Reading glasses, check. Not a lot of items, but they would be necessary for his outing.

Lily and Dee were playing Memory in the living room. It was one of Lily's recent favorites, and kept her occupied for hours. Literally. Blue taught her how to play only a fortnight ago, and she has been playing it day in and day out. Cozmo was there too, watching the kids while Blue went out.

"I'll be back in a few hours, I think," Blue told Cozmo, who gave a thumbs up in reply. He turned to Lily and Dee.

"Behave," he pointed a finger in emphasis.

"Okay!" The two replied in unison, not looking up from their game (Lily anyway, it was hard to tell where Dee was looking, giving he had no eyes).

Blue put all his items in his satchel, and left the house.

There were a billion thoughts running through his head. None of particular importance, but there were a few worries coursing through his skull. Specifically, his worries about being unemployed.

He gotten pretty used to hopping from job to job. He would get fired or be asked to leave, for one reason or another, and often he'd get another job within a month. This time it was different.

He hadn't found a job in 6 months.

That aside...

He reached the outskirts of town (it wasn't too far of a walk). It was busy, as it always was, with monsters shopping around in stalls or shops, monsters hustling around getting chores done, or monsters making their way to their afternoon shift.

Blue walked into town, dodging around monsters and stalls. He made it to the Square, arguable the busiest part of town. Maybe not so much with foot traffic, but there were many businesses here, and some important buildings too.

West of the Square was the library. This is where Blue was heading to.

He opened one of the double glass doors that led into the building.

The library was quite large, one of the largest buildings in town. It was also quite spacious. The bookshelves were packed with books (obviously) that lined every wall, and were organized in a maze-like manner. The building was two stories tall, and the second floor was visible from the first. The second story was, in essence, a large balcony, with mostly study space and materials. There were also children's books on that floor. A large, round desk was situated in the middle of the library, underneath the glass skylight dome that made up the ceiling.

A lone librarian was working the desk. She was a Rare T-Rox, wearing glasses with thin, bright pink frames. She was reading a thick novel with a navy blue cover, or so it appeared.

"Um, excuse me," Blue walked up to the desk, feeling slightly anxious (social anxiety amirite).

"Hmm?" The librarian didn't look up from her book.

"I, uh-"

"Go on, spit it out," She gestured, still reading her book. Her voice had a bit of an accent.

"I was curious," Blue started, finally gathering his thoughts, "if you had any books on-" he took out his list, referred to it, "-interdimensional travel and multiverse theory?"

It was at this the librarian finally looked up from her book.

"What." She gave Blue a look. A look that read "what in the name of the Celestials are you bullshitting about?"

Blue blinked.

"Where would I find books on multiverse theory?" He asked again.

The librarian slowly blinked, thinking.

"I'm not sure if we have books of that nature," the librarian spoke deliberately, opening her eyes. "You can check the science section, it's over there-" she pointed a claw (more of a hand) towards a bookshelf directly west of the front desk "- by the history books."

"Thank you," Blue gave a small nod of gratitude, and headed to the science section.

"Mm-hm," the librarian went back to her book.

The books primarily found here were science books pertaining to the studies of the Monster world. Monster biology, herbology, plant encyclopedias, et cetera. Not a whole lot of interdimensional related stuff.

"C'mon, there HAS to be something," Blue whispered to himself. Nothing was turning up.

An older, slightly tattered book caught Blue's attention. It was leather bound, and smelled of old ink. It was also just out of Blue's reach, to his dismay. After several attempts of tiptoe reaching for it, he got the book out of its place on the bookshelf.

He opened to the front page. The title was written on it, or at least what Blue assumed to be the title. It read:

"The Times and Travels of H.R. Gungstein; A Detailed Account of Arguably the Best Sailor of His Day"

Turns out, it was just an autobiography placed on the wrong shelf. Blues disappointment was immeasurable.

Blue spent the next thirty minutes searching for books. He found a few actually, though they weren't exactly what he was looking for. Nonetheless, they would have to do.

He found a desk and an empty chair, and settled in to study.

🍁✨️🍂✨️📖

Minutes blurred into hours, and Blue's eyes were starting to get sore. In fact, his body was aching from not moving for quite some time. It was as if his bones were made of old cobblestone.

He got up to stretch, and caught a glimpse of the clock. Half past four, post meridian. The sky was starting to turn pink and orange. It wasn't dusk yet, but it was getting close.

Blue figured it was time to head home.

He wasn't finished with his research yet, certainly not. He planned on resuming tomorrow, perhaps in his study.

He packed up his belongings, bringing the three books he had found with him.

The librarian at the desk was still there, reading a different novel this time. She had a somewhat small stack of books off to the side, presumably ones she had finished reading.

"Hi again," Blue said, a little nervously. He put his books on the desk.

"Checking out?" The librarian bookmarked her book, placed it down off to the side.

"Yep," Blue folded his hands awkwardly, nervously. Definitely not a social monster.

The librarian grabbed a stamp- a long one, with adjustable number rings; the kind of stamps where you can adjust the date - and pressed into the red ink pad. She opened the cover of each book, marking inside the date of "12/27"

"I'll be expecting these back in a month," She set the stamp and ink pad aside, pushing the books toward Blue.

"Thank you," Blue grabbed the books and started for the door. He was about halfway there when the librarian called to him

"Wait a minute," She said.

Blue turned, eyebrows raised expectantly.

"You're that one monster who can't keep a job, right?"

His heart stopped.

"How do you know that?" The words came out a little more abrasively than he liked.

The librarian shrugged. "I know a lot of things. Besides, I was in your shoes at one point."

He stood directly facing the librarian, intrigued by the conversation.

"You know," the librarian opened a drawer and produced a thin packet of paper, "we're looking for some more staff for the library."

She walked around the desk towards Blue, continuing. "As you can see, it's just me right now, and half of the other employees don't ever show up."

She was in front of Blue now, offering the packet to him. Blue took it, skimming through the front page's contents.

"I don't know what you have going on, or if you found a job, but if you're interested..." she nodded over at the desk. "You know where you can find me, yeah?"

Blue was, at this point, eyes wide open. If he thought what was being was being said...

"So I just-"

"Fill it out and bring it to me, yup," the librarian nodded, heading back to the desk.

"I- wow, uh-"

Blue smiled at her.

"Thank you...?"

"Raesa," She looked back at Blue. "And there's no need to thank me."

"Right," he nodded nervously, looking down at the packet of paper in his hand. There is no way this is happening.

"You ought to get home," Raesa looked at the clock. "It's getting late, and we're going to close pretty soon."

"Right, yes," Blue headed to the door.

He opened the door to leave, thanking Raesa one last time ("Don't even," she said, shaking her head. She was smiling a bit, which wad the first time Blue saw her do so).

The Square was a little less busy now, with businesses closing for the day and monsters going home. But it was still teeming with activity as the night life began to trickle in. Blue walked back home the way he came, through the South end of the Square.

The packet he was holding was now safely tucked into his satchel. Blue felt as though he struck gold, though not in the way he expected. Anyone would have felt the same way, Blue thought, if they were handed a job just like that, after months of trying to hold onto one.

He went home in high spirits. And he was definitely counting his blessings tonight.

____

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*licks toes*

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Terra: Ah! So sorry if I invade ur house! I for some reason found this magic wand that says "Touch me and u get randomly transported" So I touch it and I was at ur house! <;3

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According to the books I have read about the mutliverse, there are different ways a Monster could enter a deffenet universe.

Epic Humbugs opening portals, technologies or even some kind of Unknown magic exclusive to thier worlds.

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So uhmmm hows life? (I barely know you so uh can you try give me on what u do?)

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Why are so many Monsters from different Universes coming to your House?

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*searching through your mailbox*

I CANT FIND MY HAIR BRUSH

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