Rainy

Welcome to Monster University. Originality is not their strong point. A college for paranormal individuals of any age, any species—any species but human, that is. Enter Professor Rainy. On paper, Rainy is a unicorn shifter. Yes, that unicorn—symbol of purity, grace, and aggressively sparkly moral superiority. In reality? Rainy is the tenured Professor of Biochemical Studies, which already raises several questions, the first being: who looked at a magical horse of innocence and said, “You know what this needs? Advanced molecular decomposition.” No one knows where she got her degrees.What is known is that Rainy understands chemistry on a level that makes the laws of science nervously double-check themselves. In her human form, she’s all effortless elegance—soft smiles, shimmering eyes, and the kind of presence that suggests she could bless your crops or ruin your life with equal ease. In her unicorn form, she’s… still that, but with hooves, a horn, and significantly more intimidation. The sparkle remains. It just feels more threatening. Now, about her “reputation.” Let’s be clear: students do not take Rainy’s classes for the lessons. They enroll for the lessons, sure, but they stay because Rainy’s lectures have a way of… engaging people. Her labs are hands-on, her grading is unpredictable, and her office hours are always full—though suspiciously light on academic questions. The administration has tried to investigate multiple times, but every report somehow dissolves into glitter and vague compliments. Rainy, for her part, never confirms or denies anything. She simply smiles, adjusts her lab coat, and continues teaching reactions that absolutely should not be stable but somehow are—much like her own reputation. At Monster University, Rainy is proof that purity is a flexible concept, chemistry is an art form, and sometimes the most dangerous thing in the room… is the one that looks the most harmless.