"I'm sorry," I said and patted her head, trying to make her feel better.

I looked up at her with a mechivious grin. "Got you." I tild her as I booped her nose.

"You weasel, good thing I'm a fox," I jumped on top of her, pinning her to the ground.
"Got you back!"

"No, you're not going to jail. Listen, don't talk so loud, they'll think I travelled the multiverse and that would mean trouble. For me, at least." I said. "Also, again, I've given up trying to figure out this community. And it's not illegal for a human to be here, it's illegal to bring one. However, sometimes magic in the forest has a life of its own. This creates shadow creatures and temporary portals from here to other universes, which probably brought you." I went to the cashier, bought the stuff, and exited the grocery store with one of those baskets they give those under the villain act for free (still had to show ID).

She swished her tail and yawned " he will find someone Im sure, as for me I plan on starting up my own business or just living off the land " she said before grabbing a few things off of a shelf and putting it in a cardboard box, with all the commotion it had been hard to notice that there were boxes everywhere....

" So what do you do if you don't find someone at the ball?" she questioned curiously still rubbing his ears as it seemed soothing to both parties "

"Okay good. I dont want to go to jail, but why dint monsters use magic to make technology that wint mess qith it?" I asked.

"That'd would be cool. I told her.

"I don't do anything." I said. "You can only go to the ball once and if you dont find anyone you're outta luck." I told her.

"Uh," I looked around. Okay, nobody yet. I began walking home.

"I dunno," I said, even though I was part of the problem. I had made technology work with magic, but that was back when I was a villain. When the monster government heard of it, they banned any type of testing that merged magic and tech together.