My child, it is best for you to not read this book unless you finished the pacifist run in Undertale. This contains many

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I lost grip off Mount Ebott, expecting a hard fall. I landed on a soft bed of flowers, cushioning from the back of my body. There I was greeted by a tiny golden flower as I cringed up, petals gliding off my back. I jolted back as it began speaking, it called itself "Flowey" it was giving me useful information, I was breathing calmly, until "Flowey" mentioned something called 'friendliness pellets'.

My breathing was shaking for a little. This burning in my soul was telling me to not trust him, while the temptation was dragging me. Something about him was doubtfully odd. How he spoke... how he-

"Move around! Get as many as you can!" Flowey told me.

I wonder what would've happened if I did listen.

Flowey gave me a stern look. "RUN INTO THE BULLETS!" I jolted back farther away from Flowey, but I couldn't go too far. Soon, Flowey coughed a bit, I faced back to him. "I mean, *cough Friendliness Pellets." At this point, I knew I fell into some trouble, and there was nobody to help me out of it. Soon enough I was surrounded in Flowey's "Friendliness Pellets".

"DIE."

The pellets were circling in as Flowey's echoing laugh was heard through the ruins. I cried for help- and someone seemed to hear me. As the pellets were about to come in contact with me, something filled me with power, and as I looked back, the flower was gone. And I glanced towards a figure that reminded me of a goat, fur white as the snow that landed on the trees in winter.

"I am Toriel, the caretaker of the ruins. I come here often to see if any humans fallen down here. Seems like you are the first in many years."

I thought for a second. First in many years? Like there was a human before me that has fallen? I grasped her large hand as she lead me through a few puzzles. Along the way, she told me about herself. We soon entered a painted purple hall with a highlighted white path on it, lead by golden flowers. I observed the flowers for a second, thinking about the coincidence i had when I first arrived here. I grasped Toriel's hand firmer as she turned around, and had straight eye contact with me.

"Here, you will have to turn on many switches." Toriel explains. "Dont worry, I labelled the ones you need to flip." She points to a few on the way. I flipped them, and I could tell she was very proud of me.

Toriel guided me to the next room. I glanced at the training dummy. I knew this would have to do with battles, Toriel faced towards me and began to speak. I knew I was different from the rest, and was surprised when Toriel actually mentioned it. You listened for a good while.

"Practice talking to the dummy." Toriel asked of you.

This was your time to show Toriel what you have learned. What you are capable of doing here, and to make Toriel proud, once again. Even though you haven't spent much time with Toriel, you know each other well.

CHAPTER 2

Sweaty palms

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