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I was awoken again by the human, I do not know why that happens but it is unimportant. The human goes through Asriel Flowey's talk on LV and EXP while encouraging Frisk to kill, why does Asriel encourage such actions despite his refusal to do them himself causing this situation at all? Is it because he lacks a SOUL? I do not understand
They then meet Mom Toriel and eventually encounter the dummy they strike it down instead of following Toriel's instructions, fleeing or sparing it so much it flies away. This violent behavior follows when they kill the Froggit from the spike room before Toriel eventually leaves to make a pie, the human makes sure to encounter every monster that they can and while sure they are not violent with how they kill it isn't like it's merciful either, I mean it's a stick being used to kill after all.
Eventually Frisk makes it to Toriel's home, it's almost an exact replica of the house Asriel & I lived in with Mom & Dad, eventually Frisk takes a short nap while mom lays the slice of pie down, soon they wake up and then pester Toriel into going to the ruins exit. Frisk then kills her, I feel disgust? Repulsion? I am not sure what to call it. They then leave, Flowey mistakes Frisk for me by using the logic of "If I'm back then Chara has to be"
They then leave the ruins, I wonder will anyone notice that something is wrong? Will anyone acknowledge the dust on Frisk's clothes or the disappearance of so many monsters?
Sans does notice, he notices how Frisk doesn't react to anything not the whoopee cushion or the lamp, eventually he simply tells Frisk to keep pretending to be human for Papyrus' sake at least.
Eventually Frisk starts up their kills in Snowdin, the guards, Snowdrake and the teens were all quick kills and the only one somewhat long was Jerry which is interesting. I wonder if he knows what is happening or if it was simply unintentional. Frisk later kills Gyftrot and then they go to the waterfall-esc room and walk around for 2 minutes, before encountering Glyde. How odd
He was far from a quick kill, although I don't know if that's because of the stick or not but it was fun to watch Frisk struggle for a while. They eventually win and see Sans before entering Snowdin town, Sans gives them a warning that if they continue their genocide then they'll "have a bad time" and I'm intrigued by his threat. But Frisk simply kills Papyrus who still believed in them in the end how naive and foolish that belief is, but it feels familiar.. I don't want to dwell on that familiarity though
Frisk makes their way through waterfall and swiftly kills everyone in their way nothing eventful happens and Monster Kid thinks Frisk is a friend well until they get to the Mad Dummy, she in a fit of intense emotion fuses with her dummy form which is bittersweet to see knowing how she would've found her perfect (purrfect heh) body if she wasn't as mad then... it's an understandable feeling though the feeling of being out of place in your own body is familiar...
Shortly after the Mad Dummy encounter they go to Gerson's shop, for items presumably yet he's still there and talks about saving the others time by distracting Frisk... it's quite noble of him In a way, he also taunts Frisk saying he know their threats are empty and they can't kill him even if they wanted to... it's amusing to see Frisk's frustration..
They eventually encounter Monster Kid on the bridge although they mention how Undyne told them to stay away from Frisk because Frisk is a danger and she isn't even wrong about it although in some pathetic act of courage Monster Kid attacks Frisk but before they can get the kill Undyne takes the hit... it's so brave, so heroic... she doesn't even truly die, her DETERMINATION brings her a new form how fascinating..
Frisk dies quite a lot, I'm honestly amused no matter how easy the attacks seem to dodge they still get hit with spear after spear. It's quite bloody but it's nothing I haven't seen nor heard about I'm honestly happy Undyne didn't sit around and do nothing like others did, speaking of others where did Sans go? I haven't seen him since Snowdin, was it an empty threat? It seems unlikely, I didn't sit around and do nothing when Asriel was getting killed, I tried to get him to fight back he just wouldn't listen... but that's irrelevant to the subject at hand. Is he truly so lazy he'd let everyone die? I doubt it.
Frisk had killed Undyne while I was in thought and she mentioned Alphys and how she had already told everyone to evacuate during the fight. Seems Frisk will have an empty Hotland journey but is that so bad? I don't think so.
And as expected it's quite empty the puzzles are turned off, Alphys isn't in her lab, the royal guard duo aren't at the entrance area although Mettaton is at the lab and he does taunt Frisk saying that the world needs "more stars than corpses" which I have mixed statements on, personally I have no care if Frisk wipes humanity out however monsters are another story, it makes no sense as to why Frisk would cause harm. Are they simply evil? Or just bored? I am unsure.
As expected nothing else was of note, the royal guards went down quickly and I honestly feel nothing but pity towards them, I get "royal guard duty" and all but it's a mass genocide going on do they not wish to let themselves live instead of sacrificing themself for others that'll still die? Monsters truly are different from humans aren't they?
The resort was a walk in the park, no one was there aside from Burgerpants who just didn't get the memo I suppose? Afterall Mettaton "sometimes doesn't even call him into work" which definitely isn't good boss etiquette but who am I to judge I haven't had a job before and then like Gerson Frisk's threats don't even work afterall he can't go to hell he's "already out of vacation days" truly an appropriate response. Frisk eventually just stacks up their inventory aside from two slots and leaves for the CORE.
They wipe out most within two or three hits, unfortunate. Then they encounter Mettaton who has an entirely new form and I'm genuinely interested but then he's killed in a single slash.. disappointing, Frisk then leaves and listens to Asriel Flowey tell the story of me & him, although at the end Frisk's just grinning as Asriel realizes that Frisk will kill him as well.. that he'll die again and I'm far from happy.
Frisk enters the last corridor before applying MY locket and equipping MY knife, truly disrespectful to not only steal my things but to use them when they inevitably kill my father and brother. Humans truly are vile beings.
They reach the middle of the corridor before the missing man shows up, guess that "bad time" thing wasn't a bluff. How very interesting