Vail
Star
- Joined
- Jul 16, 2016
The reaction Papyrus gave from Asriel's innocent gesture was just what he had hoped. In fact, that smile Papyrus gave him was so pleasant. With a sigh, he turned his gaze to the direction the skeleton was taking them. Without warning, Papyrus started running, frightening the little flower monster a little. Though in the hold of Papyrus' arms he never felt in any danger, if anything he was confused, and it only grew when the skeleton started climbing up the fire escape. "What are we...doing..." Asriel's words were lost in this throat as he took the sight of the view. He had seen the sun rise and set, but nothing like this. Then Papyrus seemed to be thanking him, for something that he felt he didn't deserve. Of course, he didn't remember the way Chara and Frisk did, and he wasn't sure what Sans recalled from the resets. Asriel felt he didn't do anything if it wasn't for Frisk, none of this would be happening. The monsters would still be underground, wondering what the sky looked like and not seeing it for themselves. All he did was give up, and that was something he should have done a long time ago. " I, no. I wish I did. But it was Frisk that let all this happen. I want to be the one that was able to give all this. I didn't do anything, or nothing this good." He said sadly; he didn't deserve Papyrus kindness, let alone be his boyfriend. He is too good for Asriel, and it would take lifetimes before he ever thought he would be.
Chara sat up, brushing her hair from her face with her fingers as she thought about Sans offer. A part of her wanted to stay and wait for her brother, but then again he was with Papyrus, so he was as safe as he would ever be. Though, if she didn't go, she would be alone. "Sure, better than sitting around doing nothing I guess." She got up from Sans bed and stretched with a small yawn. She had been sleeping far too much since getting her soul back.
Chara sat up, brushing her hair from her face with her fingers as she thought about Sans offer. A part of her wanted to stay and wait for her brother, but then again he was with Papyrus, so he was as safe as he would ever be. Though, if she didn't go, she would be alone. "Sure, better than sitting around doing nothing I guess." She got up from Sans bed and stretched with a small yawn. She had been sleeping far too much since getting her soul back.