Me: Hiii~ Here's chapter 12~! I didn't know what Dreams palace/castle looked like or how to describe it, so I did my best using what I thought it would look like. So if I didn't get it right, forgive me but I don't feel like fixing/changing it cause I thought hard on the details, and I'm not good at typing out great details then I did this. Enjoy~
Italic--> 'Thoughts'
Bold--> "Nightmare when he talks"
Italic & Underline--> "Phone calls"
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The sun shone brightly in the clear, blue sky, casting a warm glow over the bustling streets. Laughter and chatter filled the air as families and friends strolled about, enjoying the pleasant afternoon. The aroma of various street foods wafted through the air, mingling with the sweet scent of flowers in full bloom.
Among the crowd, a girl with her waist-length brown hair and sparkling brown eyes, walked with Frost and Cheddar. Her bangs covered her left eye, adding a touch of mystery to her appearance. The trio headed toward a Nice Cream stand, their spirits high, smiles plastered on their faces as they joked and teased one another.
They reached the Nice Cream stand, and the vendor, a cheerful monster with a wide grin, greeted them warmly. Each friend ordered their favorite flavor, the bright colors and unique combinations reflecting their personalities. They found a shaded spot under a large tree, where they sat down to savor their treats.
The pun war began in earnest.
Frost started with a grin, "Hey Sunshine, what's a skeleton's least favorite room in the house? The living room!"
The girl chuckled and fired back, "Oh please, Frost. Why don't you go cool off? You're giving everyone the chills."
Cheddar sighed, rubbing his temples. "Can you two give it a rest? You're both driving me bonkers with your bonehead jokes."
But the girl was on a roll. "Hey Frost, what did the skeleton say before dining? Bone appetit!"
Frost laughed, nearly dropping his Nice Cream. "Good one, Sunshine! But I've got one for you. Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts!"
The playful banter continued, the laughter ringing out like a melody, filling the air with joy. It was a moment of pure happiness, a perfect day shared with cherished friends. It was like nothing can ever change, it was peaceful. But it changed when Sans left to get some napkins leaving the girl with his brother.
She jumps when his voice suddenly a big loud. "Sunny! What do you think of my brother, hm?" 'Sunny' face turns red at his comment.
"Wh-why would you say such a thing, Cheddar? Frost is my best friend." Her voice went higher pitch, looking at her Nice Cream in her hand.
"Nyheh heh! I see the way my brother looks at you, Sunny!" Her red face grew darker, placing one hand on her hot cheek.
"Well I do li—." She froze, eyes shrunk into pinpricks as they shook. She drops her Nice Cream, as Papyrus tilts his head.
"Sunny? Are you okay, friend—" He never got a chance to finish his sentence when he dropped to the ground as she stood over his trembling bones. "S-Sunny? Wh-why—"
The girl, 'Sunny' eyes are covered by the shadows her smile slowly widens, and there is a glint of metal in her hand, it's a knife with his blood on it.
"'Sunny' isn't here at the moment, Papyrus~ Let's play a game of Kill the Skeleton ~." Her voice became different, not the kind, soft voice of his friend.
Hour's Later
Hours went by as 'Sunny' caused a genocide killing all living beings, as she laughed insanely. The first victims were Papyrus, Frisk, Alphys, Undyne, Toriel, Asgore, Asriel, and every other human and monster but the last...was Sans. He was filled with rage, and vengeance for his friends, brothers, and everyone else's deaths.
They fought in a deadly dance of death until Sans pinned 'Sunny' onto the ground, he knew he wasn't going to survive but he knew he had to save 'her'. He was dying...dusting slowly at that. 'Sunny' moved to sit up on her hands and knees, she gasped in horror and crawled over to his fading body. She held him in her arms and lap, whimpering and begging him not to leave her.
"S-Sans! P-please no! Please don't leave me alone!"
He chuckled weakly, his light pinpricks dimming. "Heh, you know me, kid. I'd never leave you... I'm just taking a... bone-chilling nap."
Despite the heart-wrenching situation, 'Sunny' couldn't help but laugh through her choked sobs, clinging to his words for comfort. Her soul was breaking as his short body was half gone now, her lips trembled held his skull against her chest.
"S-Sans...why did you do that...? Why couldn't you just killed me? I wasn't w-worth it."
He laughs weakly, "It's silly but... I wanted to save you, my...my soul would be lost without you Sunshine. You're too important to me..."
"B-but why?! I'm not worth it!"
His body was dusting up to his ribcage now, "Knock...kno-knock."
Her lips trembled. "Wh-who's ther-there?" Her voice wavered, her soul racing.
"O-Olive..."
More tears started falling realizing what he was about to say. "O-Olive who?"
His smile widens a bit, "I olive...you." She breaks down crying.
"I-I olive you too..."
"Sunshine... Live on... I'll always be with you... always."
Before he completely dusted, he held out his very soul, struggling to stay alive. Before she could stop him, she gasped painfully as he slammed his soul right into her chest. His body disintegrated into dust, and a brilliant cyan-blue light burst forth, sending a wave of power all over the world.
Her eyes snapped open as she bolted upright, gasping for air. She covered her mouth with her hand, her sobs breaking through as she caught her breath. She moved the blanket off her and swung her legs over the edge of the bed, her feet touching the cold floor, sending a shiver through her body. She needed to walk around, to calm her racing soul.
She walked over to the jacket Red had given her, tenderly touching the sleeve and smiling softly. She picked the jacket off the hook and gracefully slid her arms through the sleeves, then propped the hood over her head, covering her face up to her nose. Silently, she stepped out into the hallway and started walking through the silent palace.
Dream's Palace was a grand and ethereal place, a sanctuary of peace and beauty. The halls were lined with shimmering white marble, and golden accents highlighted the intricate carvings of celestial motifs. Soft, ambient light seemed to emanate from the walls themselves, casting a gentle glow that illuminated the entire palace.
Tall, arched windows stretched from floor to ceiling, offering breathtaking views of the starlit sky and lush gardens that surrounded the palace. The air was filled with the faint scent of blooming flowers, and the soothing sound of a distant waterfall could be heard, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
