* We were also able to convince Napstablook to come with us and help us with the fog!!
* We went to the part of the fog that separates the path between going toward Asgore's house and the entrance to the Core first, and we realized that there wasn't going to be any light lighting up the other side if no light on our side could get through.
* We tried grabbing the old fashioned flashlight Flowey brought here on his expedition with Sans anyway and went a little ways into the fog with Blooky and shone it through the fog as best as we could, and Blooky said that some of the light actually did get through! Not a lot though, it was very dim lighting, and some of the light refracted into a prism of color. But they were still able to see through to the other side, and they saw the other end of the elevator connecting Judgement Hall with the area right before the elevator to the Core and the turn in the hallway leading to that area.
* We went to the fog in the elevator shaft next, and they said they were able to see the other end of the shaft and the elevator car at the end of it, but they didn't see any of the items we forced through.
* Then Blooky tentatively agreed to going through the wall of the elevator shaft, but just outside of where the fog would be, and they said that they ran into the light problem again because our flashlight obviously can't cut through solid steel. They tried moving forward a little bit though, and they said they stopped when they could feel a change in the pressure and temperature in the space around them and realized that it felt the same as when they were inside the fog before.
* We're going to the edge of town next to see if they can see anything past it.
Papyrus: FRISK, IS EVERYTHING ALRIGHT? YOU AREN'T SPEAKING IN COURIER RIGHT NOW.
Frisk: No, not really.
Frisk: ...
Frisk: There's just... been a lot going on lately. I have to catch you up on a lot of things, but before I do that, I... wanted to ask you something.
Papyrus: SOMETHING ONLY THE GREAT PAPYRUS CAN ANSWER? WELL YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE!!
Frisk: Yeah haha...
Frisk: ...
Frisk: Is there...
Frisk: ...
Frisk: Have you ever felt like you've been in a situation where... no matter how kind you are or how patient or how understanding, sometimes kindness isn't going to stop people from hurting others?
Papyrus: AH... IS THIS ABOUT TAKING OVER THE AMBASSADOR POSITION?
Frisk: ...Sort of I guess in a way... but I also mean more generally.
Papyrus: WELL... I THINK THE IMPORTANT THING TO REMEMBER IS THAT EVERYONE HAS THE CAPABILITY OF BEING A GOOD A PERSON! SOMEONE WHO IS WILLING TO LISTEN AND BE KIND TO OTHERS! BUT THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHOSE KINDNESS DOESN'T SEEM TO COME NATURALLY TO THEM.
Papyrus: A SHAME! SOMETHING I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND AS IT COMES SO NATURALLY FOR ME!!!
Papyrus: BUT JUST BECAUSE KINDNESS DOESN'T COME NATURALLY TO SOME DOESN'T MEAN THEY CAN'T LEARN! AND THAT'S WHAT WE HAVE TO DO SOMETIMES AS AMBASSADORS. WE HAVE TO TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO BE KIND TOWARD OTHERS AND HOW TO LISTEN.
Frisk: But what if it just doesn't work? I can be kind and extend the opportunity to be kind back, but it doesn't always mean they'll take it! It doesn't mean they won't stop hurting the people I care about!
Papyrus: ...
Papyrus: I KNOW IT IS FRUSTRATING WHEN PEOPLE YOU SHOW KINDNESS TO DON'T SHOW IT BACK AND INSTEAD CHOOSE TO HURT YOU AND OTHERS. WITH THOSE PEOPLE, YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THAT SOMETIMES THE TRIED AND TRUE METHOD OF EXTENDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU TO BE KIND AND FOR THEM TO BE KIND BACK DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK. SOME PEOPLE DON'T LEARN THAT WAY.
Papyrus: ...WHAT WAS IT THAT TORIEL WAS SAYING THE OTHER DAY ABOUT THE DIFFERENT WAYS KIDS LEARN?
Frisk: ...That they have different learning styles?
Papyrus: YES!!! THAT'S RIGHT!!!
Papyrus: JUST LIKE HOW KIDS HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF LEARNING THAT WORK BEST FOR THEM, PEOPLE OF ALL KINDS HAVE DIFFERENT WAYS OF LEARNING KINDESS! SOMETIMES IT IS ENOUGH TO SHOW KINDNESS AND GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO SHOW IT BACK. SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO CONTINUE BEING KIND AND LISTENING AND SUGGESTING WAYS FOR THEM TO ACT KINDLY TOWARDS OTHERS, AND SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO CAMP OUT IN THEIR FRONT YARD FOR A MONTH, GET ARRESTED BY THE POLICE, HAVE UNDYNE BREAK YOU OUT OF JAIL, CAMP IN THEIR FRONT YARD AGAIN, MAKE IT ON THE FRONT PAGE NEWS, AND THEN TELL THE WORLD THAT THE PERSON YOU ARE TRYING TO TEACH HOW TO LISTEN AND BE KIND JUST ISN'T DOING A VERY GOOD JOB OF IT FOR SOME REASON, AND THAT SUDDENLY SEEMS TO WORK LIKE A CHARM!!!
Frisk: HAHAHAHAHA I REMEMBER THAT!!! THAT WAS WHEN THEY WERE TRYING TO MAKE IT STAY ILLEGAL FOR HUMANS AND MONSTERS TO MARRY EACH OTHER, RIGHT? MAN, MOM WAS WORRIED SICK FOR BOTH YOU AND UNDYNE!!! SHE WAS CONVINCED THAT YOU WOULD BOTH BE LOCKED UP FOR GOOD!!!
Papyrus: NYEH HEH HEH!!! I'M GLAD SANS WAS ABLE TO EVENTUALLY CALM HER DOWN. IT SOUNDED LIKE SHE WAS ABOUT READY TO PUT ALL THREE OF YOU ON HOUSE ARREST FOR SOMETHING THAT ME AND UNDYNE ALREADY HAD HANDLED.
Frisk: Yeah... haha
Frisk: ...
Frisk: But what if all of it is just not enough? Is there at any point where... it just all seems pointless?
Papyrus: POINTLESS? OF COURSE NOT!!! YOU JUST HAVE TO PERSEVERE!!! EVERYONE LEARNS AT THEIR OWN PACE, AND SOMETIMES THEY MESS UP, AND THAT'S OKAY!! AS LONG AS YOU'RE THERE TO PUT THEM BACK ON THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW!!
Papyrus: REMEMBER, FRISK. EVERYONE CAN BE A GOOD PERSON IF THEY TRY. EVERYONE. DON'T LET ANYONE MAKE YOU BELIEVE OTHERWISE. JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE HURTS SOMEONE ELSE DOESN'T MEAN THAT THEY CAN'T JUST DO BETTER THE NEXT TIME!
Papyrus: I KNOW IT'S HARD TO CONCEPTUALIZE PEOPLE BEING BAD AT BEING KIND BECAUSE BOTH YOU AND I ARE SO GOOD AT IT ALREADY, BUT EVERYONE WILL EVENTUALLY GET THERE! YOU JUST CAN'T GIVE UP ON THEM! EVER!!
Frisk: ...
Frisk: I... haven't exactly been the kindest recently though.
Papyrus: WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
Frisk: It's... a really long story.
Papyrus: WELL, I'VE GOT TIME TO LISTEN. I DON'T HAVE TO GO GROCERY SHOPPING FOR ANOTHER HOUR.
Frisk: ...
...
Frisk: The loops have been really hard, but... I know Nathan didn't deserve it. And I shouldn't have stolen food from Pancake Home either. It's just...
Frisk: ...
Frisk: It's... hard to feel like anything matters anymore. Like anything I do matters. Knowing it'll just be undone in less than a day or... the fact that years of my life, our lives, could be undone in an instant, and I'd never know it's going to happen until it's too late. And the fact that no matter what I do or don't do, it's someone else's decision to be kind that matters and would save people's lives and make them better. Not mine.
Papyrus: ...
Papyrus: I THINK... YOU AND MY BROTHER HAVE A LOT MORE IN COMMON THESE DAYS THAN I HAD REALIZED.
Papyrus: I WILL TELL YOU SOMETHING I TOLD HIM MANY YEARS AGO. BACK WHEN WE WERE IN THE UNDERGROUND AND HE AND GASTER WERE TRACKING THE FIRST ANAMOLY. WHAT YOU DO ALWAYS MATTERS. EVEN IF IT WILL GET UNDONE, IT WILL HAVE MATTERED IN THE TIME YOU HAVE DONE IT. JUST THE ACT OF MAKING SOMEONE SMILE, HELPING SOMEONE BUILD PUZZLES, LEARNING COMBAT TRAINING, DOING SOMETHING, ANYTHING, MAKES LIFE MEANINGFUL IN THE TIME THAT WE HAVE. WE CAN CHOOSE TO BETTER PEOPLE'S LIVES TO GIVE THEM HOPE AND HAPPINESS, AND THAT WILL ALWAYS BE MORE MEANINGFUL AND PRODUCTIVE THAN GIVING UP COMPLETELY.
Papyrus: AND WHO KNOWS! IN THIS CASE, IT'S ALREADY IN THE PAST, BUT MAYBE THE FACT THAT THE PERSON WHO POSSESSED YOU HASN'T COME BACK IS BECAUSE THEY ALREADY FOUND THE GOOD FOOD, LAUGHED AT THE BAD JOKES, AND MADE GREAT FRIENDS!!! AND THEY ONLY COULD HAVE DONE THAT BY THE ACTIONS OF OTHERS SHOWING THEM KINDNESS AND BECOMING FRIENDS WITH THEM, NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES IT TOOK!
Papyrus: ...
Papyrus: IT... ISN'T GREAT THAT IT TOOK SO LONG FOR THEM TO LEARN, AND YOU HAD TO BE HURT SO TERRIBLY BY THEM IN THE PROCESS. BUT MY POINT IS THAT THE ACTIONS OF THOSE AROUND YOU IN EVERY LOOP MATTERED. THEY WERE ABLE TO PROTECT EACH OTHER WHEN THEY NEEDED TO AND STEP UP TO LEAD WHEN CALLED ON WHICH MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE FOR EVERYONE IN THOSE TIMELINES. AND EACH TIMELINE THAT YOU WERE ABLE TO HELP ANY OF US: ME, UNDYNE, ALPHYS, SANS, TORIEL, ASGORE, METTATON... IT MEANT THE WORLD TO US THEN TOO I'M SURE. BECAUSE IT MEANS THE WORLD TO US NOW.
Papyrus: IN THE EVENT THAT WE GET SENT BACK TO THE UNDERGROUND, AND EVEN IN THE TIME LOOPS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, THE CHOICES WE MAKE NOW, YOU INCLUDED, WILL STILL HAVE MATTERED IN MAKING THIS LIFE THAT WE'RE LIVING RIGHT NOW HAPPY AND SAFE FOR ALL OF US.
Papyrus: NOW, THAT DOES ALSO MEAN THAT THE BAD DECISIONS WE MAKE ALSO MATTERS. STEALING FOOD AND BEATING PEOPLE UP FOR NO REASON DECIDELY MAKES CERTAIN LIVES A LITTLE NEEDLESSLY HARDER. BUT THE GREAT THING ABOUT BEING ALIVE IS THAT WE CAN ALWAYS CHOOSE TO DO BETTER GOING FORWARD.
Papyrus: EVERYONE MAKES BAD CHOICES SOMETIMES. EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES. BUT WHAT MATTERS IS THAT WE MOVE FORWARD AND MAKE BETTER CHOICES NEXT TIME.
Frisk: ...Thank you, Papyrus.
Papyrus: YOU'RE WELCOME, FRISK. JUST DON'T BEAT YOURSELF UP OVER THIS, OKAY? THOUGH YOU MAY NOT BE AS GREAT AS THE GREAT PAPYRUS, YOU'RE STILL SECOND BEST!
Frisk: Hahahaha
Frisk: Thank you.
Frisk: ...
Frisk: Can I ask you one more question before I call Sans to pick us up?
Papyrus: OF COURSE!!
Frisk: ...
Frisk: What if... someone never learns how to not hurt people? What if the person who possessed me... and people like them... saw everything as a game, and they just... move onto the next person or "game" that they could get their hands on and... force that person to kill everyone there too? Are they still as deserving of kindness and understanding?
Papyrus: ...
Papyrus: I BELIEVE THAT WHILE WE CAN'T MAKE SOMEONE CHOOSE TO DO GOOD FOR THEM, WE CAN'T FORCE THEM TO NOT HURT OR KILL PEOPLE OR USE THE BODY OF ANOTHER TO DO THOSE THINGS FOR THEM, EVERYONE IS CAPABLE OF CHANGE. INCLUDING THEM. ONE DAY THEY WILL UNDERSTAND, AND WE CAN ONLY DO OUR BEST TO GUIDE THEM UNTIL THEY DO.
Frisk: ...
Frisk: Right...
Papyrus: THEY'RE GONE NOW THOUGH, FRISK. IT'LL BE OKAY. AND IF THEY EVER DO COME BACK, NOW YOU KNOW THAT THEY EXIST, AND YOU CAN DO YOUR BEST TO GUIDE THEM TOWARD THE RIGHT PATH. AND WE'LL ALL HELP YOU DO IT. I PROMISE.
Frisk: ...Yeah...
Frisk: Yeah, you're right! I do know that they exist now, so next time, I can just help them like they had me help you every time I was a pacifist! And how we help everyone in the ambassador meetings understand us and each other and figure out policies that benefit all of us!
Papyrus: NYEH HEH HEH!!! THAT'S THE SPIRIT!!!
Frisk: Thank you again, Papyrus! You're super radical!!
Hey wait, is MK streaming? Like, to the internet? How much people are watching? Are any of them from outside the fog?
* Oh yeah the fog...
* Sorry, it's the next loop, I uh. Got too stoned to continue talking on here last loop lol
* I can't believe you actually took a hit. Let alone multiple.
* Shut up lol
* Anyway, to answer your question, no it was Flowey and Maddy streaming. We were just watching it
* I didn't think about the possibility of people outside the fog seeing it! I didn't actually think about the whole situation at all. I just wanted to have fun with Maddy. I have no idea who saw it though, and I wasn't paying attention to the number of viewers. Maybe I can go back today and see if there's a way to get outside help! Or at least, let the world know that this is happening.
* I think I'm going to take the time to talk to Papyrus today. But first we have to gather everyone up again to work on the machine. I don't remember what the machine was for though...
* You know, there's probably a bunch of notes about it on Alphys' laptop. Just telling everyone that there's a time loop happening and there's notes in the Underground about a machine they're trying to build that's related to trying to stop it should be enough to convince everyone.
oh, ghost camera... Yeah have you ever wonder how ghost see when they're in the walls?
* Huh. I've never actually thought about that! I can ask Napstablook about it the next time I see them!
* Which, actually, I should probably return their mirror...
* It's also getting really late. So, I guess returning their mirror wouldn't really matter here really soon. But I think there's still enough time to go ask them about it! I'll reblog with my findings! O7
Hey frisk if the problem with the looping is cause of the save points, do you think chara might have done something to them? These loops started not long after they left right?
* ...Mom made us sit in opposite sides of the room...
* Yeah, you know how embarrassing it is for a 15-year-old to be sent to the corner for fighting while people are trying to figure out how to fix a world shattering problem around them?
* It's not the corner, it's away from you, and it's just as embarrassing as you fighting me in the exact same context, especially since YOU STARTED IT!!!
* Ooohhhh you let a little 12-year-old bully you into getting in trouuuubbblllleeeee.
* Shut your hoa.... flower mouth, or I'll come over there anyway!!!
* YOU'RE LITERALLY TYPING, YOU CAN JUST ERASE THE WORD YOU WERE GOING TO SAY!!!!
* ALSO YOU WOULD SAY IT IF YOU WEREN'T A COWARD!!!
* BUT YOU'RE TWELVE!!!!
* AND YET YOU MADE SURE I KNEW WHAT YOU WERE GOING TO SAY!!!!
* FUCK YOU!!!
* FUCK YOU, I'M TELLING MOM.
* IF YOU TELL MOM, I'LL TELL HER ABOUT ALL THE SWEARS YOU'VE SAID IN THE PAST HOWEVER MANY LOOPS!!!!
* AT LEAST I DIDN'T CALL ANYONE A HOAR
* HA!!! YOU FULLY SAID THE WORD THOUGH!!!
* BUT I DIDN'T CALL YOU IT, DID I??? BESIDES, SHE WOULDN'T BELIEVE YOU THAT I WENT SO FAR AS TO SAY THAT ONE!!!! HA!!!!
* I'LL LITERALLY SHOW HER THIS ENTIRE POST!!!!
* OH YEAH? AND INTRODUCE HER TO THE PLAYERS??? YOU DON'T HAVE THE GUTS.
* WELL WOULD SHE REALLY BELIEVE THAT I ALMOST CALLED YOU THAT WITHOUT YOU SHOWING HER THIS?
* ...
* HA!!! GOT YOU, BITCH!!!!
* JUST ANSWER RAZ'S QUESTION WHILE I GO TELL SANS I NEED TO GO SEE MADDY!!!!
...
* Oh uh... I just actually read the question, and um... the loops... did start soon after they left.
* ...
* I... I don't know why they would have messed with the save points though... I thought we had an unspoken agreement that we would never touch them again...
Frisk: I'm putting speech to text on, so I can also have a recording of what we're talking about.
Alphys: Oh, are you going to leave your phone here at the end of the loop?
Frisk: Uhhh, no, probably not. But I want to experiment with seeing if a certain app I use will store it without it getting deleted by the next loop.
Undyne: What app is that?
Frisk: Um-
Flowey: Some janky voice recording app that no one has ever heard of before because it's so dumb and the reviews are so bad, but they have it in their head that maybe because the quality of the app is so awful, it'll get past the reset.
…
Sans: …sure, bud. if it works, it works. but we have to focus on the machine you want us to build. because i'm not going to be taking any part in a project without everything planned out first, like how we're going to power this thing.
Alphys: Okay, so our options seem pretty limited since we can't get to the Core and get that working again, and we don't exactly have a power supply around here.
Flowey: I still have the battery pack that we used to power the fan and shop vac!
Sans: for a machine like this, we're going to need something with more power than a couple of standard batteries worth of energy.
Alphys: My first thought would be to make it solar powered, but this place doesn't get any sunlight.
Undyne: I could fix that.
Frisk: Please don't, I don't want you or anyone to cause an accidental cave in.
Undyne: I can be careful!
Alphys: Even though we're pretty close to the surface from here, it might take a lot of rock punching and moving to make a break to the surface, let alone one big enough to be able to power something. I don't think you could do that without taking out rocks and earth that would be essential in keeping everything together while you work.
Undyne: Okay, fine, but I'll keep that as plan B.
Frisk: Can it at least be plan C?
Undyne: I'll think about it.
Sans: so solar energy is out. what else have we got?
Flowey: The fan is pretty powerful, so maybe it could be powered by wind?
Alphys: I don't think a fan alone would be able to produce enough wind to be a useful power source.
Sans: hm. depending on how strong it is, it's possible. we wouldn't need it to turn a whole turbine; we'd just need to build a miniature model of one for it to turn.
Alphys: Alright, I guess we'll see about the fan option then. Any other ideas?
Frisk: Well…
…
Frisk: Technically the save points are their own power source. We obviously can't use them as a source of power right now, but… I think it might be possible to use the thing I think the save points produce or are made of?
Sans: what do you mean?
Flowey: Frisk-
Frisk: I think the save points are made of something like determination?
…
Sans: no.
Frisk: No they're not? Or-
Sans: no, we're not doing that.
Alphys: W-why do you th-think they're made of d-determination in the first p-place?
Frisk: Well…
…
Flowey: M- Toriel, didn't you tell Frisk that you thought every time you met a human, it felt like you were already old friends?
Toriel: How did you-
Frisk: I told him about it.
Flowey: And Sans, you knew there had to have been more than one anomaly because there was Frisk, and then before that there were… other anomalies you were tracking, right?
Sans: …yes.
Flowey: So Frisk and I concluded that humans, for whatever reason, while they're in the Underground, had the ability to use those save points and turn back time, and one of the biggest differences between a human and a monster is how much determination they have, right? And when they died, if they were determined enough to keep living, they would pop back up at their last save.
Toriel: You have died???
Frisk: Um, well, uh-
Undyne: You didn't tell your mom this yet?
Frisk: …
Frisk: It's in the past now, and we really have to focus on-
Toriel: Frisk, who killed you?
Frisk: …
Frisk: E-everyone did at one point or another e-except for Alphys and Papyrus. Papyrus fought me, but he would only send me to his and Sans' shed when he'd beat me.
…
Frisk: It's fine though. I'm fine. We just need to work this out, and then-
Undyne: According to the note I left for myself, you are very much not fine.
Frisk: I'll- I'll be fine. We just have to-
Toriel: Frisk, please… Tell me what is going on. Tell me what happened.
Frisk: …
Frisk: Flowey, can… can you take the phone while I- I talk to Mom?
Flowey: Yeah, yeah I can do that.
…
Flowey: So… uh-
Alphys: We-we're not using d-determination to power this thing.
Sans: i second that.
Undyne: Yeah, I don't know where we'd even get the determination FROM to try to power this thing, and I'm afraid to find out how Frisk was thinking we were supposed to get that.
Flowey: I honestly don't think they thought that far ahead.
Alphys: I s-suppose it is good to note though that the save points might be made of d-determination.
Alphys: … [deep breath]
Alphys: Maybe that's the thing we could make the machine track to see if that's true. Along with any other energy that may be coming off it like temporal, electrical, thermal, whatever the case may be.
Sans: we need to track the temporal effects before anything else. but we still haven't figured out a power source, and that comes first.
Alphys: I guess we could build a fan powered generator, but even if we make one on the smaller scale, I just don't think it would be enough to power a machine like this.
Undyne: Couldn't we use what was powering the Core? It was the heat from the ground, right? Geothermal energy or whatever it's called?
Sans: we're too far from hotland and the magma for that to be a viable option. unless we wanna dig down, but that's likely gonna cause the same problems as digging up.
Flowey: If we can't build anything to make energy right here because of the limited options, wouldn't we need something that we can take with us to bring here? I know you said that the batteries wouldn't have enough power, but that seems to be the only thing plausible if it could have enough power.
…
Undyne: Alphys, don't the flashorbs last a ridiculously long time? And they store sunlight to be used later when we actually turn them on? Wouldn't that be a good enough power source?
Alphys: Oh yeah, you're right! We would have to modify that technology a little bit though to turn it into a straight power cell that we could plug in and out of the machine.
Sans: do you have the tools and supplies that we'd need to make something like that though? it would have to be industrial grade, and if we have to get an already existing powerful enough flashorb to modify it, i don't think that's an option. nothing like that would be sold in town, and i doubt we can get shipments from other cities through the fog barrier.
Alphys: Ehehehe… about that…
Sans: …what did you do.
Alphys: I just wanted to see exactly how the industrial grade flashorbs operate, and… ehehehe… maybe use it to make concentrated light beam style large flashlights, so me and Undyne could act out epic anime battles without destroying our house?
Undyne: Is THAT what you were keeping secret in your lab? The thing you wanted to surprise me with for our anniversary?
Alphys: W-well…
Sans: were you at least planning on getting heavy duty window curtains, so that the only people you'd be blinding is yourselves and not anyone passing by your house?
Alphys: …
Alphys: That's a good point-
Alphys: …
Alphys: Yeah, that's a good point.
Undyne: I am SO down for an epic anime battle, hell yeah, babe!!
Flowey: Not to be the one to ruin your guys' fun, but are you both planning on getting eye surgery to fix your eye sight after you've basically reduced them to ash after this?
Alphys: I was going to build goggles to prevent that from happening!
Undyne: This is the best anniversary present idea ever, I love you so much, Al.
Alphys: I- I love you too, Undyne.
Flowey: Bleh! Gross!
Sans: … [shaking his head]
Sans: at least that solves the issue of getting the supplies. alphys, can you start drawing up the schematics? how much time do we have left of this loop?
Flowey: What time is it right now?
…
Undyne: Around 1pm.
Flowey: Then about 12 hours.
Alphys: Yeah, let's get started on that then. We should be able to get a lot done before the loop ends.
Flowey: Just a reminder though, we shouldn't be in the Underground right before it resets. We don't know what will happen if we are.
Undyne: I can set an alarm for when we should wrap things up.
Alphys: Set it for midnight. That way it gives us an hour to make whatever notes for ourselves and wrap things up and leave.
Undyne: Got it.
Toriel: We are back now. What have we missed?
Flowey: We figured out what we're using to power the machine, and Sans and Alphys were about to start working on blueprints.
Undyne: I'll fill you in while they get to work. But Frisk, Flowey… you look exhausted. Have you gotten any sleep today?
Frisk: …No.
Toriel: Why don't you both go take a nap. We'll handle everything from here.
Frisk: Thank you.
…
Flowey: I'll post this here in a second, and then you can read what you missed. Do you want to…
Flowey: …
Frisk: Want to what?
Flowey: …
Flowey: I guess… you know… the beds in Asgore's house are still there. Dusty but there. And Chara isn't exactly here to use their bed.
Frisk: …
Frisk: Yeah, I'll go lay down with you.
Flowey: Don't make it sound weird.
Frisk: Sorry…
Flowey: …
Flowey: Just get some sleep too, okay? Something still seems off with you, and maybe sleep will fix that.
