Molly's POV: We decided it would be a good idea to go to the Mystery Shack. Though Bill despised the place, he was the one who suggested it.

I fixed my purse as I turned toward the door. As soon as my hand made contact with the doorknob, a blue aura materialized around me. I looked down at my purse, where Bill took refuge for the ride, and gave the triangle a look.

"Hey, it's not my fault that the world is dangerous!" He shrugged. I sighed, "Lower the force field or I'm not going." "But Molly!" he whined, giving me puppy eyes. "Lower it." Immediately, he dropped the act and rolled his eye. "Fine!" He said, defeatedly, the aura disappearing with a snap of his fingers.

I opened the door and shut it behind me, pulling out my key and locking it behind me as I started to walk away from the house. As I walked along the road to the shack, I observed the forest surroundings.

The summer sun shone beautifully on the tree tops as its leaves sparkled in the light. The lake's reflective surface was made even more beautiful as the sun's rays hit it.

I was so distracted by the scenery that I tripped over a rock, losing one of my shoes in the process. As I fell, Bill flew out of my purse and behind me, facing toward the rock as I fell onto a soft but firm mattress.

I stood up quickly and looked back at Bill. I started to walk back to retrieve my shoe when the triangle quickly flew in front of me.

"Go! It's dangerous!" "I just tripped on a rock, Bill!" I said, slowly and smiled, my eyes widening. "I was just gonna get my shoe." "Leave the shoe behind! Go! Run!" I face-palmed and walked around Bill, picking up my shoe. "See? I'm fine!" "No you aren't." "Why not?" "The shoe is contaminated!" I face-palmed again and pointed to my purse. "Back in the bag, please." He rolled his eye and shrunk to the size of a large mouse, gently slipping back into my purse. "You're welcome!"

Finally, I made it to the shack and knocked on the door. Bill flew out of my purse and grew to normal size, floating around the shack once and then coming back.

"Time to go!" "What? We just got here!" "Yeah, and it's time to go!" "No, it's not. We're gonna hang out with Dipper and Mabel and you are gonna stay," I said as the shack door opened, revealing Mabel.

"MOLLY!" She screamed, hugging me tightly. She stopped when she saw Bill. "Oh, hey, Bill! Come inside, you two! We've got a monster hunt to get ready for!"