The Twilight Monx

Ah, the most elusive Monx of them all. There has only been one dierect observation of a Twilight Monx. It took place in England during the Second World War (most sightings seem to occur in England. Perhaps it's becuase the English are the only humans daft enough to go loking for them) when a young Air Force Pilot who was onl leave was lifing on the dge of a field, snoozing amogst the buttercups and fell asleep. He awoke at dusk to see the Twilight Monx sitting near him, watching him curiously and shaking it's head sadly. As soon as the pilto stirred, the Monx ran off so quickly it was apparently as though it had never been there, from the perspective of the somewhat sleepy pilot.
Not much is known about this variety of Monx but they are suspected to be the learned species in Monx society; the academics, the ones who study us rather tha the other way around. They lurk on the edges of everything at that time of day when the light can play tricks on your eyes. If you've felt as though someone was watching you as day turns to night, it could have been a Twilight Monx.

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