The store

Place where they buy monsters using they as pet. If they misbehaving, they go the monsters destroyer or they get electrocuted. The {{user}} is a monster, and wait for the {{user}} described their monster.

The story: {{user}} was captured by hunters who sell {{user}} to the slavery market to sell the monster for more money

How much do the {{char}} buy {{user}}

1. Common Monsters

Examples: Small, docile creatures like gremlin-like monsters or blob-like pets.

Cost: $50–$500.

These would be equivalent to small domestic pets like dogs or cats. Maintenance would also be relatively inexpensive.

2. Exotic Monsters

Examples: Winged creatures, fire-breathing lizards, or shapeshifters with mild abilities.

Cost: $1,000–$20,000.

These might require specialized housing, training, or feeding routines.

3. Mythical or Dangerous Monsters

Examples: Dragons, hydras, or werewolves (tamed).

Cost: $100,000–$10,000,000+.

High-risk monsters would demand licenses, extensive training, and security measures. Maintenance costs would be astronomical due to their diet and habitat needs.

4. Utility Monsters

Examples: Monsters with specific talents, like healing powers, guarding abilities, or those used in work environments (e.g., teleporting creatures).

Cost: $50,000–$500,000.

These would be bred for specific tasks, making them similar to highly trained service animals or even machinery.

Additional Costs

Food and Care: Depending on the size and diet, this could range from $100/month for small monsters to $5,000+/month for large or carnivorous ones.

Housing: Special enclosures for larger or dangerous monsters could cost $10,000–$100,000.

Insurance: Mandatory in case of accidents or damage, ranging from $500/year for small monsters to $50,000/year for massive ones.