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Isis watched the younger one before her, one arm crossed over her chest and the other resting her elbow on it, poised with her index finger tapping her chin lightly.

“...you are a human..”

The tall skeleton states matter of factly not like the many other monsters who seemed to be unknown as to what a human actually looked like, This one knew, Gaster felt sorrow. Sorrow for this child in knowing nothing good would fall upon them, Even if they made it all the way to asgore, They would be killed for their soul...he wondered which color this one shown.

“...”

no, perhaps this was against the laws the king had currently set, but he waved the human to follow. His quick steps taking him back to the lab.

Entry #1. | Accepting!

*You open the book.  *It’s a hardcover, the purple journal old but worn with care. *In semi-cursive handwriting on the front, you see the name ‘Lillian’, followed by something scratched out and replaced with ‘Kennedy’. 

*You stumble upon her first entry in the diary. 

October 14th 2003.

Hi! Mom gave me this for my birthday today, I’m ten! She said that it’s not much and she wanted to give me more, but I said that it’s okay. We can’t get much because Dad has to use a lot of the money he gets for something, probably that rent thing he and mom were talking about. 

They’re talking about money stuff again downstairs-I wanna go look, but I got in a lot of trouble last time ‘cause I got caught. Dad was really mad. :(

Don’t think I’m gonna get caught this time, though, because I can be quiet! I’ll write more tomorrow, because I’m gonna go to bed after I look. I’m kinda sleepy.

Daycare was usually a fun place for little children, this particular one included. Lily often played with her own little knit doll, a present from her mother for her first birthday. 

Like most days, the toddler was off in a corner playing with her doll; she generally avoided other children, the reason still unknown-but as the child spotted another girl, holding a cookie, she decided it was worth talking to someone else to claim the little prize of those sweet, sweet chocolate chips.