... I love the insanity that goes down on @gallifreyan-pal ‘s blog... and that inspired me to draw a combination of my AU Sanses. So here’s a conglomerate of Dwight, Dred, Lure and Toggle... and Dred’s “Totally Accurate” ref sheet.
Drawpile in-progress version of what will hopefully become the side image of my blog header, in homage to what I feel is my most ambitious plotbunny, Determinationverse!
I'm getting impatient being unable to upload stuff for my WIP. Here I am playing around with a few ideas... that probably make more sense to me than you. (STILL. PLANNING.)
This is gen, rated G.
1. Sans didn't –
“Stand there,” Gaster said, waving a gloved hand to the opposite wall. Sans followed his command, stumbling over nothing. He lost track of space in the buzzing of his head until colliding with the wall knocked his senses back into him. He turned around, mentally taking appart the tall, black slime monster in front of him and he promised – promised – Papyrus he'd get them out of there.
Something changed.
“Oh,” Gaster said, with pleasure and wonder.
2. Sans didn't –
“-- see him? Yesterday?”
There was a mouse monster shuffling and sniffing and squeezing a hanky so hard mucus was dripping out one side onto the front step. Sans couldn't see past her familiar brown snout and the phantom specks of dust all over his vision.
3. Sans didn't--
“Have anything to do with it,” Papyrus said, firmly.
He clutched hard at the mug and kept his eyes steady on Undyne who was sitting across from him, over the table. Undyne sighed, gustily, and looked to the couch where Sans was curled up, speaking neither to incriminate nor defend himself.
“What if he did, Pap?”
4. Sans didn't--
“Be good,” Papyrus begged.
5. Sans didn't--
“Stop it.”
“Get his brother!”
“What did you say?”
“I just told him Papyrus was dead, I wanted to see--”
“Well now you know.”
“BROTHER!”
+1. Sans did--
“Leave?” Sans murmured to himself. He gathered Papyrus' dust and walked out to Papyrus' favorite puzzles, and returned without scattering a single speck. He couldn't go inside. He teleported to the lab recklessly, knowing the coordinates were were off, and stumbled. Dust flew everywhere.