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Returntale: Thing that might happen if you fight Sans. Robert left the hotel with a lot of questions on his mind. One of them being about how he had apparently only spent a few minutes resting there. But the more pressing matter for him was his nightmare itself, and not the kindness of the inn keeper. "Sans. Could he.. actually do something like that?" He couldn't help but think about it. His mind flashed back to the image of Sans fighting... someone while unleashing a large amount of laser beams from skulls and a mix of white and blue bones moving faster than Papyrus's own attacks. That kind of aggression couldn't be something Sans was capable of, right? As Robert thought about this, he kept walking, leaving Snowdin and entering a location that appeared to be more expected of what someone would think of when thinking of underground. The ground and walls shifted into a much more mineral like appearance. The ground itself feeling much more damp. "It doesn't matter. I can't let

What was going on? Robert looked down the long hallway. It looked more than a little regal, with huge windows, columns lining the whole stretch, and tiled floors reflecting the sunlight pouring in. Based on the orange glow, he guessed it could be a bit later in the day, maybe evening? But that wasn’t so important right now. More importantly, he saw Sans. He just stood there, fixed in one spot, near the center of the hallway. “Sans?” He called out. No response came from the stout skeleton. In fact, he seemed like he didn’t notice him at all. Robert tried to look around the room. He couldn’t feel his own body at all for some reason, and when he looked down at himself… His feet were missing. And so was everything above them within his field of vision. What was going on? It was as if he existed, but also didn’t at the same time. Like he wasn’t there at all, but could still see, hear, smell, maybe even taste or touch everything in this large room. Suddenly, he heard footsteps

Returntale: Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun: Page 10 Rather than continue his adventure, Robert turned back around, heading toward Papyrus's house. He thought he could use some form of break, and Snowdin Town seemed like a good place to have it. Not to mention, Papyrus was always funny. "Heya Papyrus. Are you ready for that hang out you mentioned earlier?" Robert asked as he got close to the skelebros house. "SO YOU CAME BACK TO SEE ME! YOU MUST BE REALLY SERIOUS ABOUT THIS. I'LL HAVE TO TAKE YOU SOMEPLACE REALLY SPECIAL. A PLACE I LIKE TO SPEND A LOT OF TIME!!!" Papyrus gestured for Robert to follow him, and they ran across Snowdin Town. At some point in it, Papyrus turned back around, and the two ran across town again, ending back up at Ppapyrus's house. "MY HOUSE!!!" Papyrus unlocked the door, and the two went inside. The inside of Papyrus's house was pretty normal actually. Robert could see the kitchen, and a really tall sink from the entrance, there was a couch in front of

Returntale: Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun: Page 9 Papyrus blocks the way! Robert wasn't sure what all to think when it came to that fact. Should he be concerned that Papyrus was trying to fight him? Or was this somehow a joke like his puzzles were? Papyrus just had this air around him that made it hard to take him seriously. Not to mention, when he decided against using the gauntlet of deadly terror, due to it being too effective at killing. "I'm not going to fight you Papyrus." Robert would say this while putting his hand on the [MERCY] Button. Papyrus however, seemed to have other plans. "SO, YOU WON'T FIGHT? THEN LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN HANDLE MY FABLED BLUE ATTACK!!" The battle box came up, and a flurry of blue bones would rush their way through it. Robert did one thing during this. Stand still. Sans told him to for this, and he had experienced it with Doggo. It was safe to say, he knew how blue atta- A dinging sound would be heard all of a sudden, and Robert's SOUL fell to the

Returntale: Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun: page 8 "Welcome to Snowdin town!" Robert read off the sign, recalling how a sign earlier had mentioned a Snowdin town. So, this was it. From what he could see so far, it had reminded him of a christmas town actually. There was even a christmas tree out in the distance. But the first thing Robert decided he should do before investigating the rest of the town was check in with the Determination point. *"The sight of such a friendly town fills you with determination. File saved." Robert felt a surge of energy rush through him, and opened up his bookbag. A menu came up, and looking at it, he could see his HP managed to recover from that. So Determination points could heal. That was good to know. Speaking of healing, Robert realized that he didn't have much that could. There was the Dlux Choco bar and Butts pie, but that was it. Luckily though, he was close to a shop of some kind, and an inn as well. "If there's one thing that I learned from

Returntale: Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun page 7 As he got to the next part of the forest, Robert saw a sheet of ice, a switch and a series of Xs on the ice. There was a small gap that led to a patch of trees. Most likely, that was where he had to go, and he had a puzzle to solve to get to it. He started from the bottom end of the ice sheet, sliding past the first X, and turning left when he reached the second one. Then on the top, he continued going left, before going down to the next X, and heading closer to the trees. The puzzle itself didn't seem to be hard. Heck, it was just following a straight line. There was nothing really too complex about it. Soon enough, he managed to hit the switch, and slid his way past the patch of trees. Somewhere along the way, Robert felt a pile of snow land on his head, and shook it off. "A large field huh. And what's this right here? Why, it's a snowpoff. And this right here is a snowpoff." Robert would say this, pointing over at a nearby snowpoff.

Returntale Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun Page 6 The snow continued to crunch under Roberts shoes as he walked past where he fought the dog couple, and met the rather annoying monster, Jerry. This part of the forest from what he could see, contained yet another puzzle with spikes blocking his path to Papyrus. Turn all Xs into Os, then press the switch." Robert read off the sign. Yep. This was easy enough. It made him wonder why he thought the puzzles would be worse back in the Ruins when he heard about them. From what he could tell, the worst puzzle there was, was that one hallway Toriel had helped him through. Heck, this one may even take less effort than that one room of switches early on in the Ruins was. So, Robert had stepped on the Xs, then hit the switch, causing the spikes to retract. As he got closer to Papyrus, the skeleton turned around, noticing him. "WHAT!? HOW DID YOU AVOID MY TRAP? AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, IS THERE ANY LEFT FOR ME???" It took Robert a second to

Returntale Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun: Page 5 More snowy fields. What else was there to say about his current surroundings? With how long Snowdin seemed to be, and the Ruins, Robert couldn't help but think of it like New Super Mario Bros, where there are several levels for each world. This thought was interrupted rather quickly when an Icecap and Snowdrake appeared. The two monsters had a look that seemed to be begging for help, and were sighing. Robert could only wonder why this was for a short while before the source revealed itself. "Ughhhhhh! This wi-fi sucks! Can't you fools upgrade already?" A rather annoying voice would ask. Even the UI seemed to groan and simply read 'Jerry's here.' Jerry as the monster seemed to be called, was a white monster with cheese dust on his hands. He was also on a cell phone that looked far more advanced than the one Robert had. But that wasn't the issue. "No way dude! You keep hogging it all to yourself! It's annoying! Not to mention, you

Returntale Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of fun: Page 4 As Robert got to the next part of the forest, he could hear Papyrus clearer and clearer. The location the tall and short skeleton were at appeared to be a field of sorts. "YOU'RE SO LAZY!! YOU WERE NAPPING ALL NIGHT!!" Now Robert was confused. Papyrus was yelling at Sans for sleeping? But, that wasn't lazy at all. "bro, i think that's called... sleeping." Even Sans knew it was. What? Did skeletons just not have to sleep or something? "EXCUSES, EXCUSES!" It was at this moment that Papyrus noticed Robert and spun around to face him. His hands held together as though he were scheming. "OH-HO! THE HUMAN ARRIVES! IN ORDER TO STOP YOU, MY BROTHER AND I HAVE CREATED SOME PUZZLES! I THINK YOU WILL FIND THIS ONE... QUITE SHOCKING!!" Shocking? Like, electricity? How could monsters create puzzles that sounded so much like they'd be in a video game? "Uh. Where exactly is this puzzle? I don't see anything here." Robert would ask, scratching his

Returntale: Chapter 2: A Skele-ton of Fun: Page 3 After his encounter with Snowdrake, Robert found himself presented with yet another encounter with some kind of sentry station. This one had a little dog face on top, and a sign that read 'Absolutely NO moving!!!' "No moving? What kind of thing is that supposed to mean?" Was it supposed to be like when there's a point the authorities didn't want people to cross? If so, it was doing a very poor job of doing so. And since he knew standing around here was wasting time, Robert went forward, when out of his peripheral vision, ears had risen up from inside the station, followed by eyes, and a face. A dogs face at that. "What was that? Did something move? Was it just my imagination?!" The dog monster would say while shifting its eyes around. "I can only see moving things. But if something WAS moving... for example, a human..." Robert could tell where this was going. He could even see the dog monster carrying two knives of different color