Erin really should stop reading monster stories. 

Their likely one of the most niche, strangest stories that he uncovered when he was lazily scrolling through his phone in his math class, finding any purchase to escape from the utter boredom. He often read many different types of 'light-novels', often vastly similar fantasy novels with the same plots over and over. But not Dungeon stories.

Dungeon Stories gave him access to one of the best parts of fantasy he loved as a child.

Monsters.

Creation of these mythical beasts, evolved and transformed into predators or threats so massive everyone is afraid of them. from enlarged ants to chimera like creatures with all these fantastical designs and concepts with so much care given to them. 

This tale has been pilfered from Royal Road. If found on Amazon, kindly file a report.

Erin felt like his love for monsters was always there, from all his favourite t.v shows being about some sorta of non humanoid being to his only class he paid attention to being biology, due to all the sections of evolution and how the body works.

It was just plainly interesting for him. Although there is one exception from  that always irked him, the 'evolution.'

Evolution was not this simply choice given from what a monster has done. The amount of frustration seeing how Evolution just seems to be this boon granted to suddenly transform to a better self is extremely ridiculous. Of course, having magical flora and fauna were unrealistic he reasoned, but calling the term of suddenly transforming parts or rapidly developing a beast just feels like your *making* a monster, not evolving it. 

Erin of course, is not a writer at all and thus doesn't exactly understand how they researched the anatomy of a monster, but in all honestly he founded it absurd how strange monsters are. 

All of these thoughts kept on swirling around Erin as he's getting ready for bed, with the amount of