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Gaster felt oddly cold as he stared down at Frisk. The child had fallen asleep not too long ago and thankfully rested peacefully, allowing Gaster some time to think. She had refused to let Gaster go when she was awake and Gaster honestly didn’t want to put his little girl down either. Today in short had been a living hell for the scientist and it didn’t seem as though things would be improving from here on out. The king’s law still replayed in Gaster’s mind; an endless cycle of horror that reminded him of the dangers for his child. All humans that fell into the underground were to be brought to Asgore so that their s

"ASRIEL!" The voice that shouted up the stairs practically made the goat child jump out of his skin. His eyes peering from the last word he hand managed to write down before turning in his chair towards the door. "U-Uh, yes Papyrus?" "I DO HOPE YOU COME DOWN FOR YOUR BREAKFAST PASTA! WE ARE ALL WAITING FOR YOU AND I AM UNSURE ON HOW MUCH LONGER SANS AND FRISK MUST WAIT!" "O-Oh, I'll be down in a second!" "ALRIGHT THEN ASRIEL." His voice died down as Asriel turned back to what he was writing. A soft smile on his face as his eyes scanned down. Please with what he had to write, he quickly closed it and turned to rush down the stairs towards

 « Hey, look over here. » You raised your exhausted eyes on Sans. You had been having trouble to breathe for hours now. It had you tiring up way faster than usual, and your friends noticed it. He stopped next to a door, his hands in his pockets as he looked relaxed. His brother and their pet dog followed the movement and stopped next to you. Themselves, although they managed to get a night of sleep to recharge their magical batteries, were showing exhaustion, though it was more mental than anything else. The first thing you did was wondering why was he telling you to look out until you noticed the building from afar and then... You