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âListen, you canât keep blaming yourself.â
âi can and i will, leave me alone.â
âNo, you listen. Havenât you remembered what was said? They donât blame you! Honest to goodness they donât. Listen, Iâll check on you in a few days, just, try to keep yourself alive?â
â....fine, whatever.â
When he finally wakes, he pulls himself on to his feet, thanking his friend for keeping watch, before leaving.
Heâs...not okay.
At least no oneâs around to harass him about this.
First stop, the forest past Snowdin.
But Moonlight didnât follow.
No, and of course Sans didnât immediately leave, turning back after a moment to find his father. Maybe help him walk and go home. That would be fine right?
....No, it wasnât fine. He only made it so far until he spotted his father, collapsing against the wall as the ground shook. An earthquake?
He reaches out, running towards his father until....he fades to dust.
He starts to cry.
It wasnât supposed to go like this. He wasnât supposed to get caught, he wasnât supposed to watch his parents defend him this viciously.
And he wasnât supposed to see them get hurt, but he wanted to stay to make sure they were okay, hiding himself up a vent.
It may have been a bigger mistake though, horrified as he was, he bites down on his wrist to keep from screaming when he watches his mother take a hit, staggering into his fatherâs arms before crumbing to dust.
....
âNo...Sunshine...â Anguish, grief. A burning rage stirs in Moonlightâs soul as he steps closer, fists clenched as he wordlessly approaches the twisted royal scientist. And for a moment, Gaster seemed to hesitate. Something flickered in his eyes, before taking a step back.
Cold, the Moon swings a blade at the offender, sending a storm of bones, pushing Gaster further and further back, closer to the Core. Driven by a singular goal, nothing else mattered to him until he took his vengeance. And maybe that led to him being sloppy, his defenses dropping in favor of complete offense.
And that was just what other needed, spitting vitriol to stoke the flames, waiting for an opening. âYour wife was weak, I was going to replace her soon anyways-â
âDonât you dare speak about her like that!â He snarls, closing the distance, eyes red with rage and grief as he struck repeatedly, pushing Gaster further and further back. If only things were that easy though.
A moment was all it took for a opening to reveal itself, and of course the other took full advantage of that, lashing out with an attack of his own and piercing Moonlight through his chest.
Yet, despite what should happen, he only steeled his gaze, standing tall before shoving the speechless Gaster down the Core before he could collect himself. Watching him fall, screaming into the lava, before staggering back, catching himself with a bone.
.....
âdad, dad, get up. get up please we need to get help for you-â
âNo, you...you run home first, make sure you take care of your brother. Iâll...meet up with you later, okay? Here, take this.â Moonlight says, reaching out to grasp Sansâ hand, dropping something and closing it. âNow run along.â
âbut...but dad itâs my fault i need to-â
âQuit being stubborn son, I donât blame you. And Iâm sure your mother doesnât blame you as well. We shouldâve...tried spending more time with you. Thatâs why you were here right? Why else...?â He sighs, gently urging his child along.
âfather.....â Sans winces, taking a step forward, eyes watering before burying his face in his fatherâs waist. âplease donât be too long, okay...? iâm...iâm sorry iâm so sorry please donât go.â
âItâs going to be okay. Now get going. Iâll follow after you.â
One of the biggest mistakes of his life, and that was getting caught. Taking one impulse decision after another, digging himself a deeper hole than he intended to.
âWell well, who do we have here? A little rat sneaking around the lab? This place isnât for children you know...â Strange, hostile energy just drips off from this skeleton, as he lifts Sans up by his neck. âOdd, I didnât realize there were anymore of us. And a child at that. Maybe I can make use of you...â The stranger trails off, before Sans delivers a kick to the jaw, clawing at that hand to free himself.
Landing on the floor with a clatter, Sans hisses, teeth bared in fear as he scrambles back on his hands, fear ever so present in his eyes.Â
The door slams open, the lava of the core just beyond that, and in steps his mother and father. Immediately, their weapons were drawn, rushing over to place themselves between him and Sans.
âSans get out of here.â That command is sharply dropped, and right away he winces, rising to stand on shaky legs.
âb-âÂ
âI said get out. Run home, youâre mother and I will handle this.â
And the child huffs, blinking out of existence. But not too far away.
Sans sighs, anxiously wringing his hands as he checks on his brother again, just to make sure heâs asleep.
As one does, before sneaking out of the little home they lived in. Quietly closing the bedroom door, making his way on silent feet towards the front door; a piece of wood with multiple pieces of foil and cloth to block the chill of the outside world.
Heâs not going to touch it though, instead, he closes his eyes, and pictures the world that lies beyond, feeling the pull in his soul before he opens his eyes again, now outside and shivering slightly from the chill.
He pulls his jacket closer to himself, before glancing around and starting his little trip out to where his mom should be.
Why?
Maybe he can find something out so she could stay with them all more often, instead of being out at work. He just needs to be careful to not get seen, take more shortcuts, and pay attention. It shouldnât be that hard.
Still, he shivered again, be it nerves or the chill, and started to make his way from the outskirts of the forest, past the town, through the dripping wet caves, and over to the scorching hot volcanic area.
âum, father? i can explain-â
âWent out again huh? At least youâre good at avoiding being caught. But you have to remember to be careful, and donât let anyone see you. You know what happens if you get caught, right?â His father asks, arms crossed as he addresses his little rebellious child.
ây-yeah, i know, i stick to the darker alleyways, i donât let myself get sniffed by the puppies, and if i hear someone close i can just jump over to a shadier part of town. and you said if i get caught, iâd have to defend myself.â he says, anxiously rubbing his arms.
âGood. Donât tell your mother or sheâll hang the both of us at this rate.â He mutters, patting Sans on his head before moving to pull off his armor.
â...mn...â
âWhat is it? Speak up if you want something, canât help you if you keep quiet.â
â...what do you and mother do outside? the both of you come home really tired all the time. m-maybe i could help?â
âPff, no Sans, what your mother does at the lab is extremely important, sheâs supposed to be helping out Dr. Gaster with soul research. You remember what souls are, right?â
âmn, yeah, you and mother said itâs the...the cul-culmin-â
âCulmination of your very being, your soul is the concentration of all your magic in there. Itâs very attuned to your body and mind. Youâll understand in time, but for now, just know that your soul is you. Never show it to anyone, and never mess with it. The work your mother does is very important and very difficult, so donât worry for now.â
âand what about you?â
âWell, Iâm part of the royal guard. I break up fights, catch criminals, and look for missing people. A lot of work that can get dangerous too, so donât worry for now as well, okay?â
â....â
âOh I know that look. Listen Sans, donât worry about any of that. Youâre still a child, what you need to be doing is learning about the world, learning how to behave, and having fun. So donât sweat it, squirt.â
â.......okay.....â Sans sighs, shoulders starting to hunch before he was pulled and lifted into the air.
âLighten up kiddo, youâre so serious for your age. Come on, letâs go check on your mother, okay?â
âYou need to stop sneaking out Sans. I know you want to go out and explore but we canât. We canât let that happen for a while more. You know itâs dangerous outside.â
Sans huffs, shoulders hunched, fingers digging into his arms as he tries to hold back a retort. Guilt ridden because he knows the rules, but also, angry. If the outside wasnât so fucking dumb, he could go anywhere he wanted. But no, the monsters were dangerous, especially to tiny kids like him. Itâs unfair.
â....but mother-â
âNo buts young man, you know the rules, but you keep trying to break the rules. Do we need to babysit you again?â She asks, arms crossed.
â...no...â That would be worse, he liked being alone, he also liked having the freedom to come and go. And besides, he knew how important their jobs were, if they kept complaining about it when they thought he wasnât around to hear.
He knew his mother worked in the lab, trying to help figure out an answer to some impossible problem with someone named Gaster. He knew she needed to travel out early when he and his brother were still asleep, and he knew she also needed to worked even when she was home, after she read them both to sleep.
He knew his dad was busy as well, leaving in the morning with his tediously polished armor, after giving the both of them a squish and reminding them where their meals were if they got hungry. And in the evening, he usually came back with his armor dirty and looking strained. He knew his dad worked hard and once in a while when he had a day off, heâd playfully teach them how to mess around with bones, though Sans was sure this was just trying to teach them how to defend themselves.
âAnd stop picking at your arms, Iâve told you before that youâre going to mark yourself up, you really need to pick a better habit when youâre feeling guilty or anxious or whatever.â She snaps, and right away Sans keeps his hands to his sides, clenched in little fists.
âs-sorry....â
She sighs, rolling her eyes before bending down to pick up this tiny angry child of hers. âItâs fine Sans, come now, Iâll sing you to sleep tonight. Just....Promise me you wonât sneak out again?â
â....okay....i wonât sneak out again...â
âPromise me.â
He lets out a suffering sigh, huffing and pouting in her arms before giving in. âokay okay, i promise i wonât sneak out again.â
âThatâs my boy.â She smiles, soft and light as she makes her way to his bed. Gently laying him down, and tucking him in before sitting on the bedâs edge. A tattered looking thing, scrounged up by her and her loving husband.
Simply trying their best to provide what they can.
đ đ „đ ź Â âClose your eyes, it is time for you to tell the world goodnight It might be dark inside, but there are still stars shining in the sky
Close your eyes, I am here and everything will be alright I am right here by your side as we go walking through the night.â
â...Sweet dreams Sans, see you tomorrow.â She says, hushed before tenderly kissing the top of his head. Sleep well indeed Sans.
â....shh, quit whining already. mother and father will be home later.â Sans says, picking up his brother to carry around.
Itâs quiet, like usual when their parents were out. Food was stored nearby if they got hungry, the scarce toys and books lay scattered around to pass the time.
But still, his brother huffed, pouting in his arms. Displeased by the circumstances of this situation, clearly.
âBUT WHEN WILL THEY BE HOME?â Papyrus asked, clinging to Sansâ neck as he poked around their humble home.
âsh, use your inside voice. and theyâll be home when they get home. hmmmm, how about we play some games? or i could read to you for a bit. or....we could draw.â Sans says, carefully depositing his younger sibling on the couch, arms crossed as he waited for an answer.
âCan We Go Outside?â
âno, mother said we had to stay inside unless we need food, and weâre only allowed to go out if no one is around.â
âWhy?â
âi dunno, thatâs what she fuh,,,,she said. and she says good kids follow the rules.â
âBut You Go Out All The Time!â
âuh, yeah because i can sneak around and you canât, and i know how to get out of trouble. and i donât want you to get in trouble because every time one of them get mad at you, you just start cryinâ and then they have to baby you, so are you a baby or no?âÂ
At that comment, Papyrus seems so highly offended, arms crossed in a comical display of indignation. âNo!â
âso, letâs get you something to play with until they get back. maybe theyâll bring us something new, wouldnât that be nice? maybe father got some new snacks for us to try, or maybe mother will bring new books.â
âOkay Fine....Can You Read Me The Bunny One?â
âyeah sure thing bro, get comfy.â
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â....mmn...â Sans shifts a bit, nervously rubbing his hands together.
âOh stop that now boy, tell me where you went today. Worried me sick, did you get seen? You know the rules-â His mother chided, sliding a pitifully small plate of food over to him, before he cut in.
ân-no i didnât get seen, i was careful, i stuck to the outskirts of town....i uh, i just wanted...to see some books. they found some about the stars.â He says, a little excited grin on his face as he picked up his fork to start eating. Even if itâs a tiny portion, motherâs food was delicious like always. Made with love, she said, be it measly pasta, or scrounged up soup of whatever they could find. And maybe if they were lucky they found some leftovers in town by that shiny restaurant.
And he never complained, food is food, he doesnât get that hungry often anyways.
âThe stars hm? You know....I might have a book or two lying around for you if youâd like.â She says, turning to wash the dishes, quietly humming.
âreally? can, can i see them later?â He asks, looking hopefully at her turned back.
âOnly if you promise me that youâll stay inside the house and watch your brother tomorrow. You know your father and I will be busy right? And we know youâre very responsible when you need to be.â
âmhhh.....okay....i promise iâll stay and watch my little brother. where are you guys goinâ anyways?â
âWell, Iâll be at the lab in Hotland, and your father will be at the capital. food for the day will be in the icebox in the snow, if you need something hot you know how to work the fire. And make sure you stay in the house.â
âokay, okay, geeez. can you read us a story tonight mother?â
âOf course Sans. Now finish up your food, growing children like you need to eat.â
He giggles, giddy and overjoyed in his little quiet way, before finishing off his supper, and downing the glass of water.
â...â Where...what was he...?
âOh there are you, silly boy, where did you run off to? You know itâs dangerous out there. Especially....well, that doesnât matter. You worried your mother sick you know, sheâs been tearing up the place trying to find you.â Dressed in guard attire, the older skeleton grabbed him by the arm, hoisting him up and in the air playfully.
âs-sorry father, i didnât mean to stay out late. i just wanted to...to go to the library. they had new books.â Sans piped up sheepishly, trying to hide the little grin as he looked down at his dad. He reaches out, a small grunt in protest until heâs brought to settle on that sturdy, steady chest.
âHead stuck in the books again huh Sans? Come on little bookworm, we got supper to get back to. And probably a little chiding, so prepare yourself.â Thereâs a comforting chuckle, and Sans groaned and whined and huffed.
âwhy do we gotta stay away from town anyways? wouldnât it be easier if we lived there instead of out here?â He asks, arms around his dadâs neck, keeping an eye behind.
â....Well, we donât really like being too close to people. Itâs safer this way, remember?â
âmore like fuckinâ borinâ.â
âWell you can make the rules when you grow up and get a job. And make sure you reel that language in, your mother will make you eat soap again.â
âewwww okay okay....when can i grow up and get a job then?â
â...Eventually. For now, follow our rules, and let us keep taking care of you two alright?â
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He runs his claws over and over down his arms, feeling the points dig in and scrape over the marred bones.
Because what kind of cruel world would decide to continue the torment that drags him in and out of sleep? Why, he wants to ask. Why does he keep feeling like heâs missing something, like heâs forgotten something important.
Fuck this, maybe something in the lab could help.