Introduction - 13
Apr 02, 2021
Annnd here it is!! Sorry for the long wait, y'all, but I ran out of pages in my buffer. We're switching to a weekly upload schedule -- I will post new pages on FRIDAY from now on!
Anyway, this page took me forever... And I love how it turned out! The study full of books and monster files is actually a real location that appears in the story, so remember it!!
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