#arial-the-narrator

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"So. Then, what exactly are you going to do.      Ya said you were goin' to be narrating or whatever, but what does that even mean?        Are you going to be tellin' this kid what to do, or are you just going to be all           'Oh hey, check it out, it's a buncha rocks. Is'n that cool.' "

Sans is, of course, talking about Arial being the narrator for the impending Player, who’s apparently going to be arriving at some point in his (Sans’) timeline. 

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@arial-the-narrator

Sans slouched on his sentry post. Like usual, nothing of much interest was happening. He was stationed, this time, on the border between Stardin and Aurorafall, and there were occaisionally reverberating noises of muffled monster voices, probably kids playing with echo flowers. It was all pretty mundane.

But something seemed off, there was a suspicious person that’d been lurking around Aurorafall. Sans didn’t recognize this individual, either. Which was especially weird, because in nearly every timeline, the monster’s who’d go to and fro past this point when he’d man it were the same ones as had gone past in the timeline before.   Taking a look around beforehand, Sans abandons his post to confront this person. 

“Hey, buddy. Whatcha up to over here?”

In nearly no time, it’s almost like Sans just appeared next to the suspicious individual.

[thecomicalsans]

✸ (Final Arial) [doesn't see him after waking up]

((Send ✸  for my muse to wake up from a nightmare about yours!))

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Sans woke up, gasping for air. Red still danced in his vision, although not the shade he had grown accustomed to seeing in his nightmares. Not the red eyes of Chara. The red of his “cousin’s” final form.

*well, at least it’s a change of pace...

He chuckles weakly and rubs the back of his skull. Why would he be scared of Arial?

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@arial-the-narrator This was it. She was at Mt. Ebott. What Allison had heard about the supposedly dreaded place was basically a whole lot of "don't gos" and "you'll dies." Of course, she had no idea whether to believe them or not. But she had taken an oath to herself that she wasn't going home. ...Not until she had learnt what made everyone disappear. Of course, the plan was to be the first to come in and return, but... Jumping down that hole seemed like a crazy idea.