The monster is gone, but the door is still open. The door is not even shaking, and the door seems to have some kind of rule protecting it. He's gone. What in the world, bend down glegur whooshwhoosh whoosh, whoosh holy Sh*t! It's still there?! is it on me?! Ring ring ring ring, ring ring if you want to have supper, but no thanks. The monster wakes up, wakes up that giant pool of water outside the door the night before, and wakes up the next morning to find that it's now eight in the morning. He doesn't know why he's having such a bad day, but he does know that the monster left the pool behind. He wakes up to the sound of the door opening again, and realizes that the door isn't even shaking. He asks the monster if he can let him in, and he says yes. He wants to know if there's any way that his luck is bad, because he provoked the monster the day before? The monster says that he woke up early the morning before, so he slept a little less. He tells the monster that cao and zhong woke up earlier than usual, and they both drew cards upright. cao's card is the "lover card," and the "blue figure" is his "beloved" card. zhong draws the "wheel" of fortune, and loses four cards. He still owes his friends three and half cards. The twins are identical,