It was a cold, bleak day. The citizens of the Underground had remained in their homes for most of the day, passing the time by following their usual routine. Their usual routine consisted of many things — board games, sleeping in, and watching TV — and they hadn’t necessarily snapped out of it . . .
. . . Until now. A human had fallen down through the cave entrance, and it wasn’t Winter. They were different from the others she knew; they knew what they were doing, and they were determined to escape.
The entire time, Winter watched from the sidelines, tracking their every move through Snowdin. She couldn’t believe what she saw — the kindness, bravery, integrity, justice, perseverance, and patience this person displayed — and she couldn’t get enough of it! She wasn’t alone, and a twinge of hope brought her out into the open.
Despite the residents of Snowdin being rather familiar with the girl by now, they were surprised by her presence. She gathered what little she had left, and left for Waterfall a few hours after the determined child had left.
It was rather rigorous and brutal trying to go through those warmer areas with her condition, but she made it her priority to find out what this human was doing. She figured out that they weren’t here to harm anyone, despite the monsters being wary of them.
Mettaton’s show blared on a nearby screen, showcasing the human in their glory. Soon after, a flash took over her vision.
She felt different, but she couldn’t tell what it was that was different. However, she made her way to the Barrier, and what she had been wishing for years had finally come true. She was free, and she could see the sunlight again.
Turning back towards the cavern one last time, she waved goodbye, feeling droplets of rain dripping down her matted hair. ‘Goodbye,’ she thought. And without turning back, she wanders off into the horizon, finding her way back to her brother and to her old home.
And with that, she’s out of sight.
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