However, she sent it to my communications device, which is currently being used to record this... I would prefer a physical copy, now that I think of it.
Uh... a lizard, uh, m-monster? In my world, the only real type d-differentiation are monsters and Boss Monsters, who are a little more physical and s-stronger than most of us. After that it's mostly just uh, the t-type of animal we resemble.
Oh, well, uhm... we're a monarchy, w-with a King and uh, we used to have a Queen too. But otherwise uh, I g-get the impression we're pretty close to, uh, humans. Kids are t-taken care of by their parents, and they go to school, and get j-jobs and sometimes have families. I'm a scientist, but there's farmers, and s-schoolteachers, and librarians and members of the Royal Guard who watch for humans. There's all kinds of things.
From what I've, uhm, learned from humans, it's about the same. Kind of.
Ah... My country is actually very similar to yours, except we have a Queen whose husband died of illness, our Royal is there to protect the monarchy from assault, and we could actually see the sky when the fog wasn't as thick as pea soup.
[Now that he thinks about it...] Do monsters have a Parliament?
I don't know w-what a Parliament is, so uhm, no, I don't think so. The Guard protects and serves the King, though. And I think he has advisers or something. I mean, as the Royal Scientist, t-technically I am one!
[Oh, so this was like the Dark Ages with new technology.]
You wouldn't be too thrilled with Parliament. It's just a gathering of delusional old men who prefer to bicker over their interests rather than actually get anything done.
Oh. I don't think we h-have quite enough people to justify, uhm, a full bunch of politicians. The King makes all the o-official decisions but mostly industries run on their own.
Well, there's enough of us to run our society, but, the g-government doesn't really need to be that extensive, you know? The King has plenty of time to, uh, c-check in on everybody, but they're pretty self-sustaining.
Well no, n-not really. You can cross the entire thing on foot in like, a day, if you take the most direct route. But there's a lot of wider caverns and the city in New Home is p-pretty sprawling, if you don't mind being in apartments and so close to everybody.
I suppose. I've never, uhm, t-taken the time to figure out how big Wonderland is, since the size seems to, uhm, change to a-accommodate the amount of people present.
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By the by... I don't mean to be rude, but what sort of monster are you?
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What was your society like? I heard you lived underground for a long time.
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From what I've, uhm, learned from humans, it's about the same. Kind of.
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[Or, er, was.]
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You wouldn't be too thrilled with Parliament. It's just a gathering of delusional old men who prefer to bicker over their interests rather than actually get anything done.
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That would mean the Underground is not that large of a "country," so to speak.
[Clearly, Dorian was expecting more out of your homeworld, Alphys.]
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[So it's more like you put the entirety of London underground and made it a whole world.]
Which would make it a little bigger than Wonderland, I presume?
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