HELLO OMG ,,,, I adore your deltarune art , and would LOVE to see ler!susie and lee!kris in your style IF YOU WANT TO. I haven't seen any art with lee!kris and its breaking my heart..
(speaking of hearts, if the player is making a comment about it too?? or making kris say something tkl related?? SUPER bonus points HEHEHEEEEE)
i mightve gotten a little bit carried away with this one ..
I canât stop writing TK fics based off of prompts lord help me
TK sans belongs to https://href.li/?https://www.deviantart.com/ghastimafrix/gallery/52054943/ocs-musesÂ
And Ink belongs to @comyet
TW: Tickle fic. If you donât like it, please scroll! It is 100% SFW!
âIâm so bored,â the colorful skeleton sighed, lying in a star-position on the floor of his living-room. Well, not his living-room, per seâ one of the Alternate Universe Sans he visitâs room, Tick.Â
âArenât you supposed to be likeâ all creative? You could draw somethinâ⊠or somethinâ.â The pink skeleton smirked, his head resting on his hand, which was perched atop the side of the couch.
âWell!- itâs not that easy, Tick!â Ink retorted, crossing his arms. âItâs likeâ I donât knowâ Iâm dry of creativity.âÂ
âDry of creativity?â Tick chuckled. âThatâs new. Donât suppose thereâs anything I could do?â The skeleton didnât really think there was anything he could do to help. Sanses werenât really known for being creative, well, except for Inkâ but, if it could help his friend out of his dramatic âartâblock,â he would at least try.
âMmm, nah. Thanks though. Iâll just lay here, waiting for creativity to strike.â
Tick rolled his eyes and thought for a minute. Then, an idea struck. Honestly, Tick was surprised he hadnât thought of this sooner.
The mischievous skeleton got off the couch, and sat right next to Inkâs bodyâ His eyes closed, likely from boredom. âEy, Ink,â he started, âI think I know something that will get your mind jogginâ.â Tick tried not to blow his cover if heâd looked like he was up to something, so he decided to play it cool.
 âYes, Tick? What is it?â
 Repressing a smile, Tick softly poked one of Inkâs ribsâ earning a surprised jolt from ink, his body moving like a fish out of water.
Ink snapped his back up off the floor, sitting at eye level to his friend, âEyâ no,â Ink pointed at Tick accusingly, but the bossy facade the creative skeleton attempted to put off was considerably offset by the giddiness tugging at the edges of his non-existent lips. (We pretend)
ââNoâ what?â
Tick poked on of Inkâs ribs again, and againâ until within moments the poking turned into spidering, making Ink fall back onto the floor and try to protect his ribs, high-pitched giggles emitting from the colorful skeleton. All the while, Tick making sure Ink was comfortable and happyâ he would hate to hurt his pal.
âTihihick! Eeeehehaha!!!â
âYou still havenât answered my question, Ink!â
âWhahahat?! Whahahat quehehestion!!!â
After a few minutes Ink had successfully protected his ribs by hugging his own sides, still giggling frantically, as Tick paused to let him have a short breather.
âWell, until you remember I guess Iâll have to keep tickling you!â
As soon as Tick had noticed Ink had regain enough breath to keep going, he spared no second in jumping right back in. Only, this time, he went for Inkâs stomachâ making sure his friendâs arms wouldnât get in the way by holding them onto Inkâs chest with his own elbow.
âWh-WhAHAHAITâ IâHIHIM NOT REHEHEAâ *snortâ DEEHEEY!â
Tick immediately slowed to a stop, but not moving his position in the slightest; Ink still trapped. âNo worries. Tell me when,â The skeleton teased, a cheeky smile plastered onto his face. âWhaâ Noho!â
âNo really, I can wait,â Tick checked his wrist as if he were wearing a watch, and proceeded to lightly drum his fingers on Inkâs stomach, making him jolt and squirm.
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âI have noticed a severe lack of the word goâ you okay back there?â
ââŠYes.â It was apparent that Ink was utterly embarrassedâ seeing as his face was lit with bright colors in sequence of the rainbow, which Tick could only assume to be his blush.
Soon enough though, ink half-laughed, half-groaned at his predicament and gave a hefty sigh, âGohoho ahehead.â After looking back at Ink and giving him a reassuring nod, the pink skeleton wasted no time in getting his friend to laugh; squeezing his sides, spidering his fingers up and down his stomachâ you name it.Â
âEEEHAHAHAHAâ IHIHITS SO BAHAHAâ *snort* AHAHAD!!!â
âCanât be that bad, ya big baby,â Tick retorted, giving a final squeeze to Inkâs stomach.
âHad enough? Is your motivation coming back to you?â Tick finally letâs go of Ink, sitting cross legged on the floor beside his giggling pal.
âAhaâActually, yeah. I do feel motivated!â
âCool. So whatâs the game plan?â
Ink sat up, a mischievous glint in his eye, âHuh⊠let me see..â he rubbed his chin in mock concentration, âI think⊠THIS!â
Ink quickly jumped over to Tick, tackling him in the process, and straddling his friendâs hips.
âIhihinkâ donât you dare!â Ink rolled his eyes, as he was confident that Tick meant zero of what he just said. Nevertheless, just to tease his friend, he crossed his arms, a smug grin on his face, looking down at his giggling pal.
This is an Undertale tickle fic. Iâve tried my best to write it so that everyone can enjoy it, even if you arenât familiar with the community.Â
TickleTale belongs to ghastimafrix. Ink belongs to @comyetâ. Error belongs to Crayon Queen.
Word Count 3,651. Enjoy!
âHeh heh. Whatâs that face for?â
âWell, to be completely honest, when you said you wanted my help to create something, this wasnât what I had in mind.â
A large laboratory loomed over the two skeletons. One had on a yellow t-shirt with a teal T printed on it, purple shorts and a pink hoodie with magenta feathers lining the hood. The other was dressed in tan with a brown sash holding vials of color, a long brown scarf wrapped around his neck, and a paintbrush the size of a broom across his back.Â
âCome on, Ink,â the one in pink smirked, âI thought you liked creating things.âÂ
âItâs only my entire being.â The other smiled, pointing at his brush with his thumb.
âWell, then whatâs the hold up?â He replied, putting his hands in his hoodie pockets.
âI donât know, Tick,â Ink smiled, putting a hand on his chin, âtest subject doesnât quite tickle my fancy.âÂ
âNice,â Tick chuckled, âso do you want to see it?â
âI guess Iâd better after coming all this way.â Ink winked.Â
âSounds good,â Tick nodded, turning towards the large building, âfollow me.âÂ
âAlright, but no sneak attacks.â Ink replied, keeping his guard up. Heâd already had his first run-in with this Alternate Universe, and though it was entirely harmless, it did result in one of his fastest and definitely most embarrassing defeat. Using magic while being tickled to pieces didnât seem difficult, but his first encounter with Tick had proved him very wrong. He didnât personally mind tickling that much, but, being a supposed protector of the Alternate Universes, he wanted to keep his ticklishness on the downlow. He wasnât any more sansitive than his other alternate versions, Tick included, but still.Â
âDonât worry,â Tick winked, pulling on a pink lab coat, âI already got you once, and I told you I wouldnât do it again unless you provoked me.â
âThat is true,â Ink grinned, nodding, âand you have kept good on that, but you know as well as I do itâs not a bad thing to be a little suspicious around here.â
âVery true,â Tick smirked.
The pair entered the main area of the lab, sparkling floors and dormant sets of lab equipment were set neatly out on tables. Everything seemed just like the other Alternate Universes Ink had visited, except for the wall of hundreds of feathers, brushes and other objects which he assumed tickled in some capacity. It never dawned on him how many different ways one could call upon the silly tingles. Seeing them all whilst following behind the skeleton who could take control of them at any moment and bring him to his knees with laughter made butterflies fill his stomach.Â
Tick walked up to a side room and opened a pair of swinging doors. âCome on in,â he smiled. A metal table filled the center of the room surrounded by plastic, pink barstools. Other than a sink and pink cabinet, the room was empty. It was smaller than expected and, other than a clipboard and pencil, thankfully absent of any tools.Â
âTake a seat and Iâll sit across from you.â Tick said, heading for the cabinet.
âAlright,â Ink grinned, moving his brown scarf out of the way before plopping down on the chair, determined not to let his nerves show. âIf I remember correctly, you told me it doesnât exist anywhere else, so itâs new new?â
âWell, to my knowledge anyway.â Tick replied, taking a shimmery, pink jar down from the cabinet.
âYou know, thatâs a fair point, but you made it right?â Ink asked, resting his head on his hands.Â
âYep, heh, wellâŠme and Alphys of course.â He chuckled, bringing it over to the table.Â
âOh, geez. The herpes of the art world.â Ink smiled, rolling his eyes.Â
âWellâŠthatâs what it looks like, but it does more then sparkle.â Tick smirked.
âBoy, I wonder what that could be?â Ink mused, putting his hand on his chin in mock thought. Then his eyes flashed yellow and pink and his smile disappeared. âWait a second, you mean to tell me that that jar of glitter is really some sort of tickle-dust?â
âI didnât tell you anything, but I wonât deny it.â Tick chuckled, putting on pink rubber gloves.Â
âWoah, slow down,â Ink said, putting his hands down on the table and pushing himself up, âI never said I was going to test it!â
âYouâre right, I wasnât going to do anything before asking.â Tick smirked, placing his hands flat on the table.
âIs this even safe? What if it gets inhaled or something?â Ink asked, putting his hands on his hips.Â
âWeâve been testing it already,â Tick assured, his eyes softening, âwe made sure it was safe. We donât want to hurt anyone.âÂ
âWhat do you need me for if you already know it works?â Ink asked, narrowing his eyes.Â
Tickâs smile disappeared. âLook, I understand your apprehension, but this would be huge for us. We want to make sure it works on people from other universesâŠjust in case.âÂ
âOhâŠâ Inkâs eyes flashed blue and his heart sank. It was no secret that alternate universes sometimes try to take over or damage other ones. Ink and Error, another skeleton focused on the preservation of the multiverse, did their best but they werenât perfect. Tickâs alternate universe, TickleTale, didnât fight the same as the others and if faced with someone super dangerous, wouldnât be able to defend itself.Â
The artistic skeleton sank back onto the chair and hid his face in his hands. âWhat do you need me to do?âÂ
âHey, it wonât be too bad,â Tick tried, âafterwards I can tell you exactly how it works, what the antidote is, and so on.âÂ
âOkay,â Ink sighed, laying his arms on the table. The butterflies had resumed their fluttering. He wasnât frowning anymore, but his smile was missing and he wouldnât look up.
âCome on,â Tick sang, âif youâre really good, my brother and I can make you cookies!â
Ink looked up again, his eye lighting up with his usual yellow star. âHeheh, alright!â He smiled. âSo, what mess am I about to get into?âÂ
Tick beamed at his friendâs happiness. âShouldnât be anything too major,â he replied, standing up and moving over to the cabinet and taking down a large, empty beaker and a bucket out from under the sink.Â
âWhat are those for?â Ink asked, eyeing the containers.
âThe antidote,â Tick replied, filling the beaker with the bucketâs contents and putting it within Inkâs reach.Â
He lowered his face close to the glass container, looking for particles but finding none. âJust plain water?âÂ
âYup!â Tick nodded, opening the jar. Inkâs butterflies began flying in panicked circles. âIâm going to need your hand.â âMy hand?â Ink asked.
âYes,â Tick smirked, taking a measuring scoop out of his lab coat pocket, âor would you rather I tested it on your foot?â
âNo!â Ink laughed, offering his hand. âThatâs what I was worried you were going to say!â
âNot this time, and bold of you to give me your dominant hand but I want you to still be able to use your magic. Also, gloves are cheating.â Tick replied. Ink playfully rolled his eyes, swapped his left hand for his right, and removed his fingerless glove. Tick gently took hold of Inkâs wrist and took out a scoop of the âglitter.â âReady?âÂ
Ink smiled nervously, nodding. Tick gently dumped the sparkles into Inkâs palm.
âKeep your hand still, and donât move it until I tell you to.â
âAlright.â Ink replied, watching the dust intently while Tick picked up the clipboard and scribbled notes on it. Seconds, then minutes ticked by, but the sparkles still sat dormant in Inkâs hand.Â
âUhhâŠnow what?â The scarf wearing skeleton asked, resting his head on his free hand.Â
âMmm,â Tick replied, flipping through his notes, âclose your hand over it and rub it between your fingers.â Ink complied. Tickâs eyes watched Inkâs face and hand carefully, but there was no reaction. He frowned.
âBased on your expression, I take it didnât work?â Ink asked, relieved he wasnât dying of laughter, but also disappointed for his friend.
âI donât knowâŠlet me see?â Tick replied, gently holding Inkâs wrist and staring at it intently. âItâs not activatingâŠâ He sighed heavily, pulling the beaker over towards himself. He took out another spoonful of the dust and cupped his right hand.
Ink watched him with wide yellow and orange eyes. He knew by multiverse law Tick was just as ticklish as he was, but heâd never seen any proof.Â
âWhat happens next doesnât leave this room, got it?â Tick growled, his pupils disappearing from his eyes.Â
Ink sat back from him in alarm putting his left hand on his brush. âY-yeah! I thought we were already at that point!â
âOkay,â Tick blinked, his eyes reverting back to normal. âGood.â He lowered his gaze and a light pink tone graced his features as he put the scoop in this own palm. He shivered, holding his breath as he rubbed it with his thumb. He flinched hard and froze, his face contorted in a pained smile. Ink watched in bewilderment as his friend suddenly surged forward, stuffing his entire hand in the beaker and going limp.Â
Ink stared wide-eyed. He didnât know whether to be nervous, amused, concerned, relieved orâoh no. He felt his stomach rising up into his throat. His eyes widened and he clenched his hand shut on the dust, turned, and spat black ink all over the adjacent barstool.Â
âIâm,â Ink coughed, wiping his face on his sleeve, âIâm fine. Sorry.â
âFine?â Tick replied, walking around the table. âYeah, right!â
âNo, really!â Ink assured, smiling softy. âThis is normal, it happens sometimes.â He snapped his fingers and the barstool was clean again.
Tick narrowed his eyes. âYou sure? You know what happens to liars.â
âMmmhm!â Ink nodded, turning back towards the table. âYou can ask Error if you donât believe me.âÂ
âOkayâŠif you say so.â Tick grumbled, walking back to his notes and sitting down. He flipped through them. âCare to explain what just happened?âÂ
âOh! That happens when my composition becomes imbalanced.â Ink shrugged, laying his arms flat and opening this right hand again. âItâs a glitch, just aâŠa consequence of being an outcode.â Ink and others like him didnât have a universe to call home. It was a blessing not having to worry about losing his friends and family, but it was a curse not having them in the first place.Â
âHey, itâs all good.â Tick assured, looking up from the clipboard. âWe all have our quirks.âÂ
âYeah, I guess.â Ink said, trying to hide his smirk. Now he knew Tick was ticklish without a doubt. The greatest tickler in the multiverse done in by his own abilities? That was pretty silly.
âSo, I think I mightâve figured it out.â Tick said, putting the clipboard down on the table. âCan you turn just your hand into ink?âÂ
âYup!â Ink smiled, his free hand melting into liquid blackness.Â
âNice,â Tick replied, pushing the beaker towards his friend, âbut I meant your other hand.âÂ
âOh, right.â Ink stared down at the dust sparkling threateningly in his hand and took a deep breath. His stomach fluttered warningly as it shifted to the dark substance, absorbing the glitter immediately. His eyes widened and he made his hand go back to normal, but the pink dust was gone.Â
âGreat!â Tickâs eyes flashed in excitement and he picked up the clipboard. âNow donât move.â
Ink opened his mouth to respond and pins and needles swamped his hand, prickling madly. He gasped at the sensation and bit his lip, trying to follow directions despite every bone in his body wanting to dissipate the tingles.Â
âI-it f-feels so s-so weird!â He shivered, using his entire will to focus on keeping still.Â
âGood!â Tick smirked, âYou can move now.â
Ink sighed in relief, flexing his hand and waving his arm to try and wake up the limb. The tingles died down and what felt like blunt fingernails traced ever so lightly on his palm. He yanked his hand away from the sensation and narrowed his eyes at the skeleton in front of him. Tickâs eyes watched from over the top of the clipboard, behind which he hid massive smile. He was also holding it with both hands.Â
Inkâs face contorted in confusion until the gentle touches returned, teasingly running up his arm towards his shoulder despite his long sleeves. His eyes widened and he tried to shift away, but it followed him as if he hadnât moved before stopping on a random spot on the inside of his arm. The ghost fingers suddenly jumped up in speed scribbling light and fast, forcing a tiny smile onto Inkâs face.Â
âHaving fun?â Tick snickered.
âOhokay! V-verhery funny!â Ink replied, pulling his arm to his side in attempt to snuff out the gentle tickles. âIhihit works! Now what?âÂ
âWhat does it feel like?â Tick grinned.Â
âL-like yohou dohonât know!â Ink replied, flinching as the fingers multiplied, keeping up the pace on that randomly ticklish spot and jumping over to his ribs. He clapped his left hand over his mouth to contain the stream of giggles as the fingers danced up and down his right side.
âActually, I donât,â Tick shrugged, smirking at Ink as he leaned and twisted in his chair. âThe sensation changes depending on the person.âÂ
More hands joined slowly and gently tracing each one of his right ribs. âHahahahands!â Ink giggled, slamming his own down on the table. A huge ticklish smile covered his face.Â
âWhat about them?â The observing skeleton smiled. A ghost finger appeared on his stomach, lightly drawing circles, triangles, squares and all sorts of shapes.
âTihhihihick!â Ink whined, curling into himself to protect from the light tickles. They were gentle, playful, and frustratingly impossible to ignore.Â
âOkay, okay!â He said, âAre they soft, sharp, heavy, light?â
âWhy dohohoes it mahahATTER?â Ink asked as another group of hands began lightly tracing his left ribs. He threw his arms over his head, trying his best to cope with all the light scratches. It wasnât even that intense, but the tracing and shape drawing was forcing his attention back to the sensations. The realization that the hands were teasing him with his own talent made his face warm in a rainbow colored blush. He hid under his scarf, determined to not let Tick see his face.
âIt doesnât, but Iâm curious as to how many different sensations it can produce,â Tick replied, smiling down at his friend. âIâm also curious as to why youâve let it go on this long.âÂ
âI-It cahahan s-stop nohohow?â Ink tried, but his voice was muffled by the fabric.Â
âHeh heh, what was that?â Tick mused, leaning forward and putting a hand up to his ear.Â
âIhihihit can STOP?â Ink cried, arching his back as more fingertips gently circled and swirled up from his ribs and onto his shoulder blades.Â
âYeah, you couldâve used the antidote at any time!â Tick chuckled. Inkâs groan jumped up in pitch as invisible fingers scribbled along his neck. He reached blindly for the beaker, missing it repeatedly. The observing skeleton stifled a laugh and pushed it to his friendâs reach. Ink grabbed it, turned his hand to ink and submerged it in the water, but his giggles continued.Â
Tickâs eyes widened. Instead of the usual pitch-black substance, Inkâs hand had pink colored liquid swirled within it. Ink scrunched up his shoulders to protect his neck and all the fingers froze. He took deep breaths and all but melted into the table.Â
Tick sighed in relief, âYou okay?âÂ
Ink nodded, pushing himself up. âYeah, youâre rihiHIGHT!â Ink jumped as two fingertips slowly circled each side. He turned and glared at Tick, but his eyes were wide in concern.Â
âYou said water would stop IHIT!â Ink squeaked as a hand gently scratched itself in a circle on his stomach. His arms flew to his middle to block it.
âItâs still happening?â Tick asked, wide-eyed.
Ink nodded, a lopsided smile on his face. âBut itââ All the hands suddenly returned, skittering in small, tight circles. âPffftahahahahAHAHA!âÂ
âInk!â Tick cried, picking up the water bucket and following him as he scrambled backwards from the table in a futile escape attempt. Usually heâd find such displays of pure ticklishness amusing, but his creation had gone rouge and against a friend no less. âYou have to switch to ink for it to stop!â
Ink continued backwards until hitting the back wall, laughing at the devilish scribbles as he slid down to the floor. The tickly circles followed him, getting lighter and faster. âThehehehehey WOHOnât stahaHAHAHAHA!âÂ
âInk, you have to concentrate!â Tick cried, desperately trying to think of a Plan B. Ink squealed in his laughter as more fingers began swirling around his feet, underarms and spine.
âNonoNOHOHO! Nahaha!â Ink laughed, hiding his rainbow blush in his hands. âTohoho maAHAHANy CIRCLES!â The hands stopped and he gasped for breath, a wide smile across his rainbow-hued face as ghost circles shimmered across his body.Â
Tick stared in absolute bewilderment before snapping back to reality. âSwitch to ink, now!âÂ
âRight,â Ink panted, completely turning to murky darkness with tinges of pink. He turned his arm over in confusion, eyeing the pink tones. Tick threw the bucket of water at Ink whoâs eyes widened as two triangles were drawn ticklishly on his sides.Â
He popped back to normal just before the water hit him, giggles spilling out of his mouth. âHehehe! Noho! No mohohohore!âÂ
Tick smacked his forehead, looking at his friend now laying with his back arched over his brush, sopping wet on the lab floor. âInk! Are you kidding me?â
Fingertips traced a third triangle on Inkâs stomach. âS-sorryhehe!â He replied, âI cahahanât hehelp it!â
âI know,â Tick groaned, hurrying over to the sink and refilling the bucket. âYou need to-â but he was cut off by Ink cackling from the floor as the fingertips resumed their all over quick skitter in tiny triangles.Â
âPleAHAHA! TheheHEse are WOHOHORSE!â Ink laughed, his blush intensifying, âStoHOHOP wihihith the t-triHIHIangles!â The hands stopped and he gratefully took in air.Â
âHang in there! Itâs almost full!â Tick called, topping off the bucket and heading back around the table.Â
Ink nodded and pushed himself up to a sitting position. When he saw his friend he immediately turned to ink, and two squares scribbled themselves into his sides forcing him to smile and lose his concentration.
âNohoho! Wahait!â He giggled, holding his hand up to stop Tick but it was too late. Water sloshed over him again as he sat there, hugging his middle to protect against the silly shapes.
âAre you flip flopping me?!â Tick cried, trying to keep calm. He needed the dust off Ink but he wasnât cooperating too well. The longer it was on, the worse it got.
The fingers tickled a large square across his stomach and his eyes widened. It was playing a game with him, a very silly, embarrassing game. âHahaha! N-nohohot that!â His face burned with all hues.
âSorry,â Tick replied, hurrying for the sink again, âbut this is the only way to get it-â Little squares scribbled all over.
âPfftAHAhA! NoAHAHA! AllrihiHIHIGHT! S-S-SQUAHAHARES!â Ink squealed. The hands stopped and he fell forward panting and turning to ink. Almost as soon as the laughter stopped giggles filled the room again and Ink returned to normal, save for the blush that now reached down to his neck. Thankfully, his scarf hid it from view.
âHehehe! R-R-Rehehehectangle!â Ink cried, and he stopped giggling, became fluid, shuttered, became solid, and began giggling again. âDiahahehe! Dahaimond!â He jumped and fell onto his side, facepalming and dying of laughter. âNEAHAHAHA! S-SohohoreHEHEhe! UhhAHA! HEHE! KihihiTE!â
Tick stood motionless, confused beyond reason as to what was happening to his friend. Ink stopped laughing again and scrambled to his feet, rushing over to Tick.Â
âItâs on a cycle!â Ink cried, a smile already taking over his face. âYou h-have to thihihime ihihit!â He sank back to the floor, hugging his stomach. âOhoho nohoâŠaha? Uhhuhuh hmmheheh! he-hexahahagon? Yay okahay! Pffftehehehe! Haha! S-stahahar?âÂ
Tick nodded, narrowing his eyes as his friend flickered between pink-tinged ink and his normal self, rambling on about shapes between peals of giggles and bursts of laughter trying to figure out the pattern. He put a hand on Inkâs shoulder, waiting for another shape. Ink was so preoccupied with the ticklish traces he didnât even notice.
âTrahaha! Tr-trahahapazohohid!âÂ
Tick tightened his grip and let his magic surge, teleporting the two of them beyond the lab over the rippling waters of Waterfall. Ink switched to murky darkness just as the pair hit the cool waters. They re-appeared on the surface and moved to the shore, the tickle monster pulling his exhausted friend behind him.Â
âTh-thank you.â Ink wheezed, dragging himself up out of the water.
âAll gone?â Tick asked, taking off the lab coat and his sopping wet hoodie.Â
âYeahâŠâ Ink replied, wringing out his scarf, âI think so.â
âGood,â He sighed, examining the ruined feathers on his hoodie. âIâm sorry. That went way further than I intended.â
âItâs okay,â the artistic skeleton replied with a small smile, snapping his fingers, âI know you didnât mean it.âÂ
The feathers magically repaired themselves, fluffing out like new. Tick looked back at his friend, still drenched in water, but thankfully still smiling. âThank you.âÂ
âItâs no big deal, it was-âÂ
âNo, it was a huge deal,â Tick grinned, standing up. âCome on, itâs time to make it up to you.â
âHeh, that sounds great,â Ink replied, getting to his feet. âAs I tried to say earlier, you were right.â
âAbout what?â The other skeleton asked, pulling on his hoodie.