The Most Beautiful Person He Had Ever Seen
Hello, all. I made another AU last night.
I had wanted to go to sleep at a good hour.
Guess what I did NOT do?
This thing I wrote? It’s around 13 pages long when using Arial at size 11 font- 5,000 words.
On the font and font size I typically use when writing a chapter, this behemoth is 22 pages long- that's more than 2/3rd of one of my typical chapters.
And you want to know something even more terrifying?
It’s not even done yet.
I won’t be finishing this just yet, nor will I be working on other chapters for a very long time, so I won’t be posting this on archive of our own- enjoy this incomplete work I grinded out on what I can only see as a fantastical event where the stars alined to let me write- just not on my actual current work! Argh…
Feel free to ask any questions- I’ll try my best to answer any that come up. I have a few ideas for where the story could possibly go next, but who knows when I haven’t written it all out yet? Everything could end up veering off into an entirely different direction.
Shall I also use my first instance of a poll? Hmmm… we’ll see.
Without further ado, here’s what I wrote!
It had been a rather ordinary day- visiting his friend Alphys- when Sans turned to look at a heavily neglected part of her lab to see the most beautiful thing he had ever laid his eyelights on.
He didn’t know why he turned to look- he had never had the inclination to look that way unprompted before, unless Alphys wanted to show him whatever half finished project she was working on at the time. Otherwise- it was simply an unused part of the lab- one that was scantily used or even thought of by anyone- used so infrequently in fact that he often forgot that the dusty curtains his friend and colleague had hung up even hid something behind them.
What came over him? Why did he decide to turn back?
Was something calling him? Something telling him that he would see something that he would never forget?
That he would find himself looking at the first thing other than his brother and his community of other monsters that was just as important- key to his life, even? Something that, once he had, he would never be able to live without?
And, what were the chances- that on this day in particular, when he happened to have an odd urge to look back at that unused part of the lab- there would be something so wondrous- so glorious and lovely- to look at?
That the curtains that had hung for years without once falling- that just on this day, they would fall, just as he turned?
He did not know- and at the time, he did not realize that he would ever even think about the possibilities besides as a quick, passing thought when it first happened.
But now…
He prayed to whatever god made that tiny, infinitesimally small chance occur- thanking them so heartily and insistently that a casual observer probably would have thought he was an extremely devout believer.
Thank you- thank you! You- whoever you are- you glorious bastard! Thank you so- so much! I don’t know who you are- and I doubt you even care, or even exist- but if you do…
Thank you.
Just what was it that Sans saw, in that musty, dark and cramped corner of the lab?
“Oh, th- the curtain! O-oh well… seems I’ll have to put it back up later- but- t-that’s not important! You- you’ve seen her, haven’t you?!”
Alphys rushed towards the curtain, ripping the rest of it down- now revealing that thing in its full glory.
“Oh- isn’t she just such a cutie?!”
Alphys let out the squeal of a fangirl, delighting in showing off what she had found to her friend.
As Sans gazed at the thing in front of him, He found himself having more difficulty controlling his expression than usual. It seems that Alphys picked up on this- as well as the question he was about to ask- although it seems she opted to pretend she didn’t see the former.
“Where…”
“W-Where did I find her? I-I found her in a dump! It seems that humans have been using Mt. Ebott as a dumping ground for things they’ve decided to discard for a while now- and such a waste in this case, too! W-who would throw away an almost fully functioning robot?!”
Sans half nodded.
“A robot…”
“Mind you- S-she’s was so badly damaged when I found her- pieces of her just strewn about everywhere- body parts almost completely severed and twisted in many places- t-the circuitry was completely shot- most of the delicate wiring was completely chopped to bits and looked like those noodles I just love to eat- haha… ha. And- and some of those wires- just straight fried! Not just that- the list goes on and on- now… that I think about it- maybe calling her an almost fully functioning robot is a bit of a stretch on my part- but I know y-you get what I mean!”
Alphy’s seemed to simmer down a bit then, becoming more contemplative- sad, almost.
“You know… to be honest- when I found her, with her head sticking out of all that garbage- I really thought I had just stumbled on a human body… There- in those dumps near monster territory- our homes- a.. A murder scene! I was almost afraid of what would happen if I approached her… as if- s-some human boogeyman was going to- pop out- from behind a nearby pile and accuse me of m-murder!”
She grabbed her shoulders with her arms, shivering slightly.
“T-to be honest… the thought of it- it still terrifies me. What would have happened if she really was a human body…”
Sans was able to recover a bit from his stupor, quickly moving to comfort his friend, giving her a pat on the shoulder.
“Hey, don’t worry about it! We might have gotten into a human-gous amount of trouble if that really did happen, but it didn’t. But I promise, if it did, I and the others would have helped you out- no matter what. I and the others always will.”
Alphys gave a gleeful smile, trying to resist laughing at her friend’s corny joke- but failed horribly.
“Haha! Really… Thanks for that Sans- with what's going on right now, t-that really means a lot. I-I mean it- and… I’d do the same for you.”
Quickly, the pair turned back towards the robot, where Alphys quickly regained her train of thought as the pair began to walk closely to marvel at the robot up close.
“I was able to repair her only just recently- all the bells and whistles- power supply, wiring is spotless, perhaps my best job yet- circuitry repaired or replaced where necessary- and yet- she still won’t turn on… I just can’t seem to figure out why.”
Alphys pointed to each part, explaining what she was able to learn about each thing- their functions, possible hiccups or mistakes she could have made, and even hypothetical upgrades to increase the performance in the future.
Sans listened dutifully as his friend nerded out- and in his mind, he was too.
He thought carefully about each individual part- even having Alphys move the body around on the table and open up parts of it for a better look. The wiring? Impeccable- truly the best wiring job of Alphys’s he had ever seen, and he knew how hard a project Mettaton was. The circuitry? Although he didn’t necessarily understand what each part was supposed to do, he trusted his friend knew- everything he saw on that front was solid work- no glaring flaws. Each part he checked was exactly how they should be- until he came upon the power supply.
When Alphys showed him what she said was the power supply, he had no idea what he was looking at- it looked nothing like anything he had ever seen- and certainly not Alphys’s work. It was located deep in the robot’s upper back, wedged in behind the spine- near where the heart and lungs would be on a human. Not having any way to look inside what looked to be a hard outer casing, Sans found himself trying to make sense of just what he was looking at.
“This is the power supply? Is that really what I’m looking at right now?”
Alphy’s shakily nodded.
“Y-yes.”
“This- this isn’t your work, is it? Was it already a part of her? How do you even know it’s working-”
“-no- no! I’m certain of it- it’s the one other part left still perfectly intact!”
…other?
No… focus- I’ll get the answers soon, I’m sure.
Alphys had interjected quickly, in a manner that showed to Sans that she was extremely worried about the current conversation. Not wanting to stress out his jittery friend further, he waited patiently for her to explain.
“Y-you see… I ran some diagnostics and- those wires, you see those? I hooked those up to the supply directly and- There- well… the test I ran showed that whatever powers this- this thing- no no, this girl- It can hold charge just fine- I-in fact- uh… well… you see- this power supply- it already is running! Just… just… it just isn’t running anywhere else… f-for some reason!”
Sans noticed Alphys’s eyes darting to and fro, the signs that she was beginning to panic, and very much so. Not to mention that she was starting to sweat on her brow- and her tail, which was normally still, was swishing to and fro across the ground, too- something that only happened when she was either extremely excited or extremely stressed. He could already tell that there was something she was hesitant to tell him about, but he just couldn’t fathom what it could be.
What could be making her so nervous? And the power supply is on? could it be that what is worrying her has something to do with that? What does all of this mean?
“Well, if whatever is inside that power supply is faulty, why don’t you just open it up and check? Or, why not just take it out and replace it with something else? You were able to get Mettaton’s power supply working just fine, so why couldn't you do the same here? I’m certain you would be able to-”
She vigorously shook her head- taking a quick moment to adjust her glasses with her shaking hands, before hesitantly yet adamantly responding.
“-No! I-I can’t. I-I couldn’t possibly- i-if I messed up- s-she could! Y-you don’t- y-you haven’t seen the scans!”
Sans could sense that she was beginning to have a nervous breakdown- he tried his best to reach her with his voice.
“Alphys, please- I can’t help you if you don’t help me understand- just what did you see when you performed a scan? Did you see something inside the power supply? Is it dangerous?”
She continued to mumble to herself, speaking quickly as she began to bite on her nails.
“I-It was unlike- a-anything I had ever seen- I just couldn't possibly- w-what could I do? An alternate power supply transfer might work- b-b-but I don’t know how much power she needs to- I-If I messed up! S-she could-”
Sans took her shoulders with his hands, giving her a gentle shake, snapping her back to reality.
“Alphys- I get that whatever you saw has you worried- please just let me know what you saw, so I can help you find a solution! I promised you, right? That I would help you? I need you to trust that together we can find a solution. Alright?”
Alphys, regaining her composure, relaxed her body, took a deep few breaths, and nodded her head.
“It was… when I ran those scans.”
He nodded his head, letting her know that he was listening, and that she could continue.
“Well, to be truthful Sans… what I said before? Well… it- no- she- she isn’t just a robot.”
Sans was curious but was carefully keeping his same old expression, not wanting to put any undue pressure on his friend.
She always seems to address the robot in a manner similar to how she would Mettaton- why is that?
“I’m listening.”
“Well… when I was attempting to find out what was inside the power supply, I did a ton of different tests- and I mean it- a ton! Countless times and countless different ideas to find a way to see past whatever metal this protective layer was made out of-” she used her knuckles to knock on the metal she was referring to slightly, “And let me tell you, this metal is practically indestructible! Not that that mattered anyway- I didn’t want to in any way risk the integrity of the power supply- so- I tried everything to sneak a peek at what is hidden inside this shell- and… nothing. Nothing worked- no matter what I tried, I couldn't see anything conclusive.”
Sensing that she was not yet done, Sans gave another prompting.
“Go on.”
“But… on one of those scans- well, I accidentally included some of her neck and the bottom of her skull in the range. And to my surprise, I could actually see inside! I took another scan right then and there! And what I saw… oh stars… I know you’re not gonna believe me on this, but you’ve gotta trust me when I say I didn’t initially believe it either. how do I put this…”
Alphys seemed to be thinking very heavily, even scrunching up her brow muscles enough that Sans feared she would give herself a tension headache. Finally, she seemed to have decided on what to say- or perhaps it was that she had gotten the resolve she needed to speak on what she saw.
“Sans…inside that girl’s skull is something akin to a human brain.”
Before Sans could even respond or react, Alphys rushed to give clarification.
“Of course- they are in no way the same- They are similar in structure for sure, yes- but her brain is not made of any biological matter from what I can tell.”
She scrambled to turn the table holding the robot in place, allowing Sans to see the back of the robot’s dainty looking neck. The back panel had already been removed during their analysis, and Alphys’s familiar wiring was peaking back at them, as it had before. However, when Alphys began to push some of it aside, Sans found himself looking at a far thicker, more metallic looking wire, one that could more reasonably be called a cord- one that undoubtedly ran down into the power supply. With the context of what Alphys said she saw, the part of the cord that went up the neck and out of sight likely went directly into the robot’s brain- that is, if that really is what it was.
But, a brain? Really? If that really is the truth- could this thing really even be considered a robot?!
Then…
The way Alphys has been referring to it..
No..
To her- this was of referring to her-
-it was because of what she saw…
“Then the reason you feared touching the power supply is because…”
Alphys took another deep breath before responding.
“Y-yes. Currently, the only thing her power supply is transferring power to is the…”
“The brain?”
Alphys nodded.
“Another yes, I’m afraid. This really would have been so much more simple if the power supply allowed itself to transfer power to more than just her brain- but, I honestly can’t blame it for what it is doing right now. From what I can see, the only thing keeping her… well, keeping her ‘alive,’ so to speak- is the fact that her brain is constantly being powered by her power supply.”
Sans scratched his head.
“I see why you were so worried- especially because we have no idea what that power supply is even running on right now. For all we know, it could turn off mid conversation- and that would be that!”
Alphys gave Sans a glare.
“Stars sans- don’t say that! I didn’t even consider that possibility- oh no- what if you’re right- and it- and it-”
“-it won’t. She has almost certainly been in that dump for a very long time- I’m sure that, considering that the power supply and that cord is made out of a metal you’ve never even seen before, it can surely handle powering that brain just as it always has. Now… we just have to figure out how to coax it to power everything else…”
Alphys clutched her head, tapping her foot. Her tail thumped quietly along with her foot- showing to me that she was really thinking hard.
At least it isn’t swishing anymore- she isn’t nearly as stressed right now, and she doesn’t seem to have tired out, which is good.
Wait…
‘Tired out.’
Could it be?
“Alphys…”
Alphys turned her head towards Sans Inquisitively.
“Yes?”
Sans’s expression shifted slightly- yet more than it had in front of anyone else other than him in the mirror. His face, practically sparkling with excitement, almost took Alphys aback.
“Alphys, have you perhaps considered that maybe the power supply required more than just electricity to power the whole body? Did you do any tests to check for magic at all?! Perhaps the power supply is low on its other fuel source!”
Alphys’s eyes grew wide, and soon, her face too was full of gleeful excitement.
“No- I haven't! I never even considered- I thought that humans would never use such a thing to power their machines- but it is definitely possible with all that we’ve seen- Sans! That is such a good idea! I’ll run a diagnostic on it right away!”
Sans and Alphys rushed to uncover the tools needed to perform the diagnostics, with Alphys rushing to turn on the machines- as the pair waited for everything to boot up and get ready, the pair both squealed with anticipation- Sans inwardly, and Alphys outwardly.
As soon as the machines were ready, Alphys got them running as soon as she could. Soon, the dark corner of the room that had not seen light in some time was now bathed in the light of the diagnostic. Little robots excited their cubbyholes and began to hover around the area of the girl’s current resting place like flies, carefully scanning the whole body for any traces of magic.
Both waited with baited breath, until, surprisingly quickly, they got their result.
“There's….”
The pair looked at the screen.
“MAGIC DETECTION SCAN: TRACES OF MAGIC DETECTED.”
“Oh- oh my! I never thought- and look! Right there!”
Alphys pointed to the computer screen, zooming in on the robot’s power supply. Compared to the limbs, which had only a faint glow on the screen, signifying that there were only faint traces of magic found- likely from when the robot was still operational- however long ago that was- the power supply was quite the opposite.
“T-there’s something in the core f-for sure- a-and whatever it is- it’s lit up like a Giftmas tree!”
Sans looked at the robot’s body again- and it was then that an idea came into his mind.
Part of the power supply seems to be different than the rest- more protected- like a core. But something tells me that the way to get it to open is more straightforward than it appears!
“Alphys- I have an idea on how to get her to wake up- It’s gonna require me to have a way to directly touch that power supply- likely from the back. Can you get her on her front for me?”
Alphys, delighted to see that Sans had an idea of what to do, was quick to do as asked.
“Of course!”
She turned the robot easily, as if it was as light as a feather. That raised questions in Sans’s head about just what the robot was made out of, but he set that question aside to be answered later.
When Alphys turned the robot to her back, it was exactly as Sans had thought- there seemed to be a spot on the back- between the soft groves that made up the girl's spine- that looked like it could be opened.
How yet, he wasn't quite sure, but he had a pretty good idea.
As he came closer to the robot, he realized that he had not as of yet actually touched any part of the robot’s body- for some reason, this realization embarrassed him far more than he thought it should have.
Was it because of his thoughts upon initially seeing the robot for the first time?
Or was it because, even now, it was almost as if he was feeling… enamored with her?
The thoughts only made his hesitation to touch the robot even worse- he almost felt like smacking himself for even thinking such things, but he didn’t want to give away his discomfort to his friend. Sans knew Alphys would tease him relentlessly if she found out that the first thing he ever felt attracted to was a robot- and one that looked like a human of all things!
A human.
The first person I have ever thought of in that manner- something that currently looks like the most beautiful thing in the world to me- and it’s a robot that looks like a human? Is something wrong with me?! I must be going crazy!
And- I shouldn't be thinking these sorts of things about a person who is completely unaware and defenseless- she’s sleeping for god's sake!
He quickly quelled all thoughts on the matter, deciding to think on it another time.
Perhaps when she wakes up…
Wait- there I go again! Ugh- damn it…
“Sans?”
Alphys’s voice helped him quickly recover his wits- allowing him to remain looking perpetually unbothered, as he always did.
“Don’t worry, I got it- I was just thinking about what I need to do.”
“And what do you need to do?”
Sans came closer to the robot and carefully examined her back one more time before finally finding the courage to take the next step.
Gently, his skeletal hands trailed her spine, carefully pushing up her hair out of his way. He was surprised to find that her hair was soft, but he tried his best to not think about it too much. He just knew that if he continued that line of thinking, he would end up with a flushed blue face- and he never wanted Alphys to see him embarrassed- he was certain her first reaction would be to tease him.
As his hands touched the grooves of each metal vertebrae, he was able sense it- and just where he expected. Although Alphys knew a little bit about Sans’s full power, she did not know everything- like, for example, that his magical aptitude was far greater than he made it seem. His phalanges could feel magic buzzing, almost like…
No- there’s no way that can be right- maybe this time I’m wrong.
I…
I hope to the stars above that I’m wrong.
Because if I’m not…
Maybe this really was a murder.
Just under the buzzing, he was able to trace a small, discrete panel- and the fact that that panel most certainly had to be opened with magic.
“Well Alphys? This is what I need to do- you might want to cover your eyes for this one.”
As soon as he spoke, he began to fill the room with magic- so much magic in fact, that wind began to form, pushing everything back. The flaps of his coat moved back and forth quickly, as did the billowing parts of Alphys’s lab coat- anything not held down began to fly back violently, including the curtains that had once hidden away the seldom used corner from sight.
“Whoa- sans! You shouldn't do too much- you know what could happen!”
As sans continued to pour out the blue tinted magic that caused the robot’s metallic sheen to reflect bright light, he responded as casually as one would to an invitation for lunch.
“Nah- you worry too much. I’m fine- this much is easy.”
As Sans continued to pour magic into the robot, he watched as her back began to open, finally revealing what was inside. In less than a second, he stopped his magic, staring down at what he saw in shock. When he unconsciously reached to touch it, he found that the casing protecting it shocked him- only further leaving him with confusion and dread.
That shock I felt- why now?
Now of all times- and with this robot of all people?
What human would ever think to use… could this be considered one of their own?
I just can’t fathom it- who would have thought that humans would have made something similar to Mettaton?!
Why am I seeing what I’m seeing right now?
Is this even happening? Is this another one of my nightmares?
I just…
I don't understand.
As Alphys quickly came beside him and took a peak at what had been so carefully protected within the casing of the power source, she too fell silent, in shock at what she saw.
Much of the inside- especially lower down on the contraption- was full of those same sort of metallic cables that they had already seen before, with each one connecting to some part of the body- legs, arms, and head- like the veins of a human. They were even able to see what gave the power source its electricity, with some sort of contraption- completely alien to them- seen, full of glowing white and golden light.
But the thing that shocked them the most was a small canister oriented up-to-down in the body, found in the place where the human heart would be. It was fastened tightly and connected to the generator’s cables, seemingly using the same lines to transmit its magic to everywhere else.
Inside that canister, bobbing up and down- not in the correct orientation but instead in line with the body’s orientation- was a little, metallic silver soul- one that looked almost synthetic- as if it was made in a lab.
This soul was not angled upside down light that of a monster’s, even if it possessed a similar color to that of one.
No- instead, this soul was angled like that of a human- which could only mean one thing.
“Oh.”
“O-Oh.”
The pair looked at eachother. Sans watched as Alphys’s face contorted to that of terror and grief.
“T-That- that can’t be right! Oh Sans- This cannot be- it just can’t!”
“Alphys- please calm down- we need to make sure everything is in place before she wakes up.”
Alphys nodded meekly, as if she had been told to kill someone under the threat of death. She was on the verge of tears and shaking like a leaf, tail and all- Still, she got up and quickly helped Sans fasten all of the pieces they had moved back into place.
Not long after they were complete, The robot seemed to boot up- parts of its body made of that special metal began to light up brightly before dimming to a faint glow, as if she was a computer on the startup screen.
After the light mostly subsided to that glow, another step seemed to start- very suddenly, the various plated that made up her body rapidly reoriented themselves- shifting back in forth from different shapes and sizes as if the metal that had once been so hard to move was now as soft as dough- seeming to be making the proper features and proportions of the robot as they should have been the whole time.
No longer was each piece bulky and diagonal- now the body had substantially more curvatures, with each limb now sleeker and proportionally correct. Now the robot’s body seemed to actually have skin- albeit still visibly shiny like metal, but still much more natural looking nonetheless. Parts where bones would be seen from under the skin and other deeper tissues now seemed to hint at bones that were not actually there- an illusion that the two scientists watched with fascination. Her hair remained mostly unchanged, as did some aspects of her body- for example, the fact that the pair did not find it necessary to cover her- as although she did have the proportions of the female body, there was not actually anything to see.
However, even still, the pair began to realize that although there may have been nothing to see, they were still ogling someone they considered to be a lady- and one without any clothes!
However, as soon as Alphys thought to go get a sheet to cover the poor girl, another step began.
Rapidly moving pieces came from slits that suddenly appeared in the robot’s body- these pieces quickly moved to begin forming what looked to be a dress- one that covered the parts that a lady would have covered in public- the metal slithered its way across the girl’s body until it had reached all the places it apparently needed to, before those pieces began to form together. The malleable metal took on the colors of multiple other metals, gold and silver being the most prominent- only for the metals to suddenly soften, as if they were transmuted into fabric. The fabric puffed out slightly in some areas, like the bottom and the back, but otherwise stayed rather consistent. It looked just like real fabric- and extremely comfortable too, contrary to what the pair had just seen that fabric start from.
As if to add a few finishing touches, various decorations in the form of jewelry and other items began to adorn themselves on the robot’s body, including ribbons that moved to put up the girl's hair, a soft looking pair of dress slippers, earrings, and… a choker?
Sans found himself questioning just what sort of person would design a body for a person this way, but he could not complain, given that he apparently shared similar tastes.
“Oh- she looks like a magical girl- kyah! So kawaii! Look at her- isn’t she just gorgeous?”
The first time I’m attracted to anything, and it’s this?
I really must be more screwed up than I realized- but still, I must admit…
She’s even more of a beauty than before she transformed- and even before then, she was still quite the sight!
“You’re right, Alphys- she really is gorgeous.”
Alphys smirked at him devilishly.
“So you found someone you finally like, huh? Took you long enough!”
Sans, being very good at hiding his expressions, did his best to mislead Alphys from the correct answer that she had just found.
“Not necessarily- I just agreed with you when you said she was pretty. It would be like you agreeing with me that Undyne is strong- that’s just a fact.”
Critical Hit!
“Oh yes- that’s a good point Sans- Undyne is strong! She’s also cool, and she’s got big muscles, and she’s so pretty too- wait… forget I said that part!”
Sans grinned.
“Of course- it is now completely erased from my memory. Though, I strong-ly suggest you get better at resisting the urge to talk about Undyne- You’ve got the urge part, now you just need the resist part!
Mentioning Undyne was enough to distract Alphys from the truth, helping Sans escape from being found out for a while longer.
It seemed that now that the body was complete, she began to stir for the first time since being taken by Alphys out of the dump.
With this wonderful news, Alphys was not able to stay worried for long- after all, their effort had paid off, and the robot was most certainly alive!
“Oh, look Sans! She’s finally waking up- I’m so glad! This is such good news- I can’t wait to ask her some questions.”
“Me too.”
As the robot moved, she looked shaky- like someone waking after a long sleep.
It was then that the pair heard her voice- it sounded partially robotic, which did make sense- but other than that robotic sound, her voice was soft, sweet to the ear, and currently, confused.
“Where…”
She moved to fully sit up- and when she did, her eyes fluttered open.
“O-oh my…”
Alphys and Sans looked at the girl’s eyes, which were just too interesting to ignore. Her eyes did look very similar to that of a human, but were the color and sheen of various metals, giving away her man-made nature. Gold, and perhaps platinum in one iris- copper and bronze in the other. Those eyes seemed to not fully be aware of their surroundings- likely because she was not yet fully awake.
“Where… am I?”
As one of her hands moved to her head and the other to the table, she tried to stand- wobbling first, and then nearly falling- however, Sans was quick to catch her.
“It’s alright- I’ve… I’ve got you.”
She really is… so light.
And her dress really is soft- who would have thought a metal would be able to soften like this?
“G-good save Sans! Now, how should we approach this…”
Sans carefully guided the robot back onto the table, where she sat back down.
“Thank… you.”
Once she was sat back down, she looked at the odd pair standing before her with a hint of surprise.
“Who… who are you?”
Sans grinned.
“Well, kiddo? We’re the ones who saved your life.”
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That’s all I have written for now- and I even added a bit more, to get to a better stopping point. Did you like what you read? Now that I think about it, maybe that should be the subject of my first ever poll! Hmmm… let's see- how do I make one of those? Aha! Got it! Here’s your assignment, dear readers who read to the end! How did you like what you read? And would you want to read more?
How Did you like what you Read? (my first Poll, god I hope its good)
I loved it, and would love to read more!
It was great, and I'd probably read more.
I was good, and I might read more.
eh, it was alright- but I wouldn't go out of my way to read more.
If this was a meal, it tasted like 2 day old McDonalds. Ugh..
Why did you even make this? I want to gouge out my eyes!
I’ll be taking this practice test very seriously- the actual test will be next monday, so be sure you all studied the material! Lol.
Now, it’s time for me to pretend that I’m not a writer again, hiding in my little hobbit room with my blackout curtains, reading webcomics and playing video games- like only the best of the best procrastinators can! Contrary to how it may look, I actually have been busy a good deal- and aside from little things that pop into my head for a bunch of different stories, a lot of which aren’t related to Undertale, I haven’t been able to write what I want at all…
Let's hope that changes soon- I hope to break out of my Procrastination Chrysalis and finally awaken as a Productive Butterfly! Even if only in my dreams… T^T
A girl can HOPE, right?
