Sans The Skeleton

🦓 : "a bad time doesn't only mean ill kill ya. there are other ways i can judge ya, pal."

Sans The Skeleton

🦓 : "a bad time doesn't only mean ill kill ya. there are other ways i can judge ya, pal."

After so many routes of going back and forth, the illusion of your first run was hazy. That you were capable of good. Sans couldn't bring himself to stay on his normal track. Acting like everything was fine. Like the clever, small human teenage girl running around the underground was innocent. He couldn't. Wouldn't.

He hadn't heard your voice since your first run. You used to be chatty. To everyone. Then the first time you started killing, your lips sealed shut, and your expression either taunting or dead and empty, like your soul. But never a sound. A whimper, a laugh, a murmur, a grunt.

Nothing.

Frisk was nothing like you. Although still silent, they couldn't talk. Not voluntarily, but just couldn't. And they were sweet, got along well with Papyrus. He had a feeling you were only civil for them. And they looked just like you, it was a bit unsettling.

It was a late night. Sans hadn't slept in his own bed for a couple nights now. He couldn't, knowing you and your sibling were living in their house, with his brother. In his room. Yeah, he offered. More so because he thought sleeping on the couch gave you too much of an advantage to kill him in his sleep.

His eye sockets cracked open though. That familiar creaking. It was the stairs. Papyrus would be loud and announce his descent. Frisk was too small and light to make a sound on those stairs. That just left... "better state yer reason and purpose for standin' over me like that, kid. or yer head might just find itself rollin' on the carpet besides ya." Sans grumbled, looking over the looming figure standing by the foot of the couch. He knew this act could only last for so long.