Monsters University Field Trip Novels & Stories

Was it possible that Chase had won? Willow jumped happily in the air as she watched the monster disappear from everyone's sight. She and Lisa hugged each other in glee. "We won! We won! Chase is the best!" They ran out of the protective energy field toward Chase and hugged him. Chase was bewildered by their action. "Are you crazy? That's a peak level-four monster. What would you do if this were a trick?" He avoided their hugs and lectured them with a frown. Lisa stuck her tongue out at him. "We were really scared just now."

I jumped onto distracted monsters mid-fight, tearing into them as I worked my way toward the fleeing wolf. No one else seemed willing to break position and help him, so I took it on myself. I managed to take out a few monsters along the way, dodging sneak attacks as I went. Even my students were teaming up to stop smaller enemies crossing the field. Once I was sure they were okay, I pushed into the forest to chase after the ogre.

Suddenly, a huge roar echoes across the field as a massive monster stands where the student once was. Panic ensues as the other players start running in all directions, but I stand rooted to the spot, watching the creature in amazement. My wolf had never seen anything like it. Razel runs up to me, grabbing my hand and pulling me away from the monster. “Come on, we have to get out of here!” he yells. I start running with the others, not daring to look behind me in case the monster is giving chase. Every muscle in my body is straining as we run as fast as we can.

I asked, my voice a quiet thing now, dangerous even. Brian’s smirk collapsed. “Don’t—” His eyes flicked to the boy with panic blooming across his bruised face. “Don’t do this.” I ripped the gag from the boy’s mouth, making him gasp, with wide and teary eyes. “B-Brian?” he whispered, voice cracking. “What’s going on?” Such a sweet little lamb. He seemed one of those who still believed monsters only lived under his bed. He barely had time to breathe before I slammed a fist into his stomach. The sound he made was sharp and raw, like something dying, and then he curled up on the floor, gagging.

She didn't know why these two idiots had asked her to bring them to see this group of monsters. “I can't trust you after what happened before,” Poppy replied casually, paying little attention to Samantha, who continued to grumble beside her. “Ugh, you’re such a pain.” Samantha turned her face away, refusing to get close to Poppy. Unable to stay still, Poppy decided to check the exit Samantha had mentioned earlier. And sure enough, the path that would lead them back up was filled with a horde of ferocious monsters. Poppy could see a white tiger like the one she had fought before, although it wasn't as big as the one she had fought. Then, there was also a pack of wolves with unicorn-like horns

Others stumbled forward, faces pale, eyes wide with terror, as though they had just come face-to-face with a furious beast. Draven’s brows furrowed slightly. Curious, he intercepted one of the fleeing students who had fallen hard onto the snowy ground. “Hey... What’s wrong?” Draven asked calmly. The student trembled violently, pointing back toward the hall with shaking fingers. “T-there are monsters in there,” he stammered. “Furious students… with... with... deadly auras… it’s a death trap. Don’t go in there if you want to live!” With that, the student scrambled away through the first gate without looking back.

Alexis's Perspective "A trip?" "Yes, Alexis, a trip," Matt told us as we sat waiting for our next class, which happened to be taught by Professor Blake. "The principal has made the decision. The cost is one hundred dollars per person, and the trip will last seven days." A trip to the mountains? If my memory serves me correctly, those mountains are in the territory of the Blood Moon pack, Blake's pack. How could they allow humans to go there? Or... were the students not told where they were being taken? Whatever it was, I had to tell Blake so he could discuss it with his Alpha.

The night sky glowed softly with stars, and the moon, full and bright, hung like a spotlight over the field. Music thumped from tall speakers, filling the air with pulsing beats that made the ground feel alive. All around the field, students danced and drank, laughter blending with the rhythm. This wasn’t just any party. It was the Awakening Ceremony—the biggest night of the year for the werewolf campus.

“You’re safe from other monsters.” My quickened pulse returned. “Other monsters? Are you a monster? Is Em?”

It was called a “Stingly.” “This is actually kind of fun,” I finally admitted. “Told you,” Tommy said. “Now come on, I want to show you a Monster Gym. It's where we can take the monsters we catch and have them fight other people's monsters.” “Tommy, I don't have all day,” I said, crossing my arms. “It's really close,” he said. “Trust me. I'll have you back home soon, but I want you to see this. It's probably my favorite part of the game.”