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There's a familiar voice echoing through the gardens--almost. After all, Frisk's voice hasn't been loud in a long while.

 "Papyrus! Papyrus? Papyrus!" What were those others called again--? "Dogs? Dogs? Papyrus! Where--are you?" 

The first visible difference one might notice is a massive dog-thing walking alongside them, ears flicking. Anyone who can tear their eyes away from him will notice that this Frisk is wearing a bandanna on their head, a pair of goggles and a bland-looking necklace hanging around their throat, a bag hoisted over their shoulder, and a black ball clutched tightly in their hand.

It's a Dusk Ball, and Papyrus was supposed to be inside of it. But he's not. It's empty. They hadn't seen him get out. Where is he?

Where are they? The sight of the sky goes against everything he'd told them, that Toriel had told them. If just walking back towards the Ruins to Snowdin ("IT'S A GOOD PLACE FOR 'TRAINING'!" Papyrus said) would somehow get them out--that doesn't make any sense. None of this does.

...Finding Papyrus is the most important thing right now. So they can ask him questions. Or to make sure he isn't in trouble with Sans, or that Captain he'd been going on about.

Their Manectric partner is the only reason they aren't completely panicking--and then he freezes and turns his head with a growl. They stop too, heart hammering, peering to see what he's looking at. "Sparks...?"

Or rather, who. Seems there's someone nearby. 

"Hello?"




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Date: 2016-10-03 02:28 am (UTC)
lightofthestars: (Movement.)
From: [personal profile] lightofthestars
"But why not build 'trains' so that all may use them comfortably?" she presses. "If Pokémon have been so long a part of your world, surely your people know how to live together with them."

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Date: 2016-10-12 04:19 am (UTC)
lightofthestars: (Far-seeing.)
From: [personal profile] lightofthestars
With great gentleness, Tauriel takes Prince in both her hands and sets him upon the ground.

Her words to this child, however, are stark in their difference.

"And yet you are not troubled to live in a world where some people are imprisoned for the convenience of others."

She rises and glares down at Frisk. "Stay out of my sight, child. Else I may find it convenient to imprison you, and thereby save others from your cruel deeds."

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