#deadendtale

DE!Pap: “YOU SAID IT WAS SAFE TO HIDE THERE FROM THE HUMAN!!!” Omega: "how dare you! it was your determination that drew them to us!” DE!Pap: “THE GREAT PAPYRUS WOULD NEVER!!! TAKE IT BACK!!!!” Undying: -this is my life now.- OMEGA!sans by @x-cess38  DEADEND!papyrus by @nekophy HELIOS!sans by @pickledpoologs​ (ME) Base i used under the cut. IT DIDNT LOOK RIGHT SO IM IMPROVED IT. 

Goner kid stared out into the abyss. Waiting for the human to stumble in again. This became a routine for them. The human would show up, sit next to her and they would either sit in silence or talk about whatever was on the human’s mind.

Upon hearing foot steps she looked back at the bridge behind her to see the other girl with a book in hand. “You’re late.” She whispered.

The human shrugged and came to stand beside her. “I don’t exactly get a choice on when I can visit dear gray bean. Hey have you figured out what your name is yet? If not I can give you one.” She hummed before sitting down.

The gray monster shook her head. “It’s been so long I can’t remember. I don’t need one right now anyways. What did you bring?” She tried to peak at the book.

The human held out the book for her. “It’s a kids book. One of the Narnia series. I think the fifth..? Sorry it doesn’t have pictures or anything.” They stared at the book for a long while before the human awkwardly brought it back to herself. “Right. You don’t got arms… I forgot. I’ll uh… read it to you then…?”

They did things like this often, where the human would forget something obvious or common, and the gray monster wouldn’t correct her but just stare until she figured it out. In a way it was reassuring, no matter what the human forgot, she never forgot about the lonely child on the bridge.

They sat in silence for what felt like forever one visit, they both seemed to have a lot on their mind. “Human… Why did you come here? You… you told me you already failed your original goal… what was that..?”

The human looked up at the ceiling and remained quiet for what felt like an eternity but was probably just a few minutes. “It was a bad reason. Compulsive really. I guess… I wanted a reason.”

“Reason?” The monster tilted her head.

The human nodded, something in their expression gave the monster pause. “Yes. Like a purpose. I guess I was in a boat similar to the other monsters when I decided to come down here. They needed a reason for tomorrow, and… So did I. But I have a reason now. Because I’m going to save you.” The human looked over to the gray child and smiled. “You’re my reason now. And so will be that Gaster guy.”

‘Goner kid’ now nicknamed by the human as goldfish watched as said human spun a stick against a tree. “What… are you doing?” She blinked a few times debating on if this was something that she was supposed to tell the doctor about or not.

“I’m setting the forest on fire.” The human said matter of factly. As if this was the most normal and obvious thing in the world and not unusual and a first since they freed Goldfish and the doctor from their nonexistent prison.

She stared at the human for a moment before asking. “Okay… but why… are you setting the forest on fire..? Would that even work? It doesn’t look like it…”

The human huffed. “Screw the trees that’s why! What’s even the point in them here?! How are they even underground like this?!” Dark eyes glared at the stick that was refusing to light or even smoke the tree.

Silently Goldfish was thankful that the human didn’t curse in-front of them that often. “What did the tree do wrong? Isn’t it a good thing they’re here?” If she had arms she would have crossed them.

The human paused their motions at that and turned to look at her. “I’m burning the forest and you can not logic or reason me out of this.” Caramel red met her still white eyes.

“….. I’m getting the doctor.” She turned and quickly ran off. A fire underground would only spell disaster for them and she wasn’t about to let the human do something so foolish.

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“RELEASE ME YOU FIEND! How dare you touch me! I will fight you and the trees! They must burn! They must repent!” She watched the human struggle in the doctor’s hold, flailing their arms wildly.

The doctor only held on tighter to the human’s waist as he dragged them away from the trees. “You will do no such thing. That stick is incapable of what you’re aiming for, the trees are not dry enough to catch fire, and we both know that is an empty threat.” He sighed as he continued to restrain the human.

“I regret ever helping you! I hate you! I hate you! And I don’t want to be your friend any longer!” The human only struggled more before going limp. “I give up. This is to hard. I’m tired…”

Sighing the doctor readjusted his hold to carry the human bridal style and started to carry them back to the ruins. “You are truly a strange thing. So quick to give up and yet so determined about the oddest things… Let’s up you truly do give up on this endeavor.”