-Asriel's POV-

I felt stronger, more determined. There was a blinding light in my eyes, a human soul in my body. It was a strange, tingling sensation, but I felt I could take on the world.

I looked down at the small corpse of my best friend, and picked her up. Cradling her, I walked through the halls. I wasn't quiet, I didn't care if I woke someone up! They can get over it.

I walked into the house and saw Mom in the kitchen getting a glass of milk. She looked over at me and her jaw dropped. The glass shattered on the wooden floor. She looked scared, but I probably looked pretty intimidating. I didn't care.

I walked down the stairs. Then I ran. I clutched Chara and I ran. Pushing the doors open, now feeling snow between my toes. I passed a sleeping Sans (who should be at home) who snapped awake as I passed.

Finally, Snowdin. There were some very early shoppers and kids who were probably trying to pull an all-nighter. They glanced at me and instantly jumped out of the way.

My heart was racing and by breaths heavy. I kept running, feet smashing into the snow. Waterfall. It was quiet here, only a few monsters. At this hour, some monsters would probably wanna fight.

Wosha stood I my way, and I skidded to a stop. "Move!" I ordered. He looked as though he would turn and bolt off, but he stood his ground. I burned with anger and determination.

I held my palm up, and a sphere of light began growing. Wosha's eyes widened, but he didn't budge. My breaths heaved. "MOVE!" I bellowed. Wosha broke, turned and ran. I shook my hand.

Holding Chara with both hands, I proceeded to run. Monsters cowered behind flowers and benches. I ran and ran and ran, maneuvering my way expertly through the gloomy area.

I ran past Nabstablook and Mettaton (who should ALSO be home) playing cards on a small table. "My heavens!" The robot gasped. Whatever. Soon, the long bridge, the large pile of rock with the core in the distance.

I ran through the opening, my feet killing me. Hotland! Getting closer... Hotland was such a maze. I burst through Alphys's lab and saw something I wish I didn't OKAY MOVING ON.

I ran through Mettaton's setups, through puzzles, the core, scared off some Royal Guards. Finally, the elevator to the castle. I pressed the button. The elevator was sO SLOW I WILL KILL THIS THING HURRY!!!!

It got to the gray castle. I ran down the path with the city in the distance. Then... Dad's house. It was exactly like Mom's house, only gray. The stairs had padlocks on them and a note that said "I'm in the garden if you need me! Keys are in the hall and kitchen. :)"

Ain't nobody got time for that. I jumped over the chan and bolted down the stairs. Down an extraordinarily long hall, the city still looming in the distance.

An orange hall. Since it was the middle of the night, not much light leaked through the grand windows. I looked through. Nothing. No stars glistening.

The castle. Where my dad is. I held Chara tighter as I stopped at the dark entrance. I hadn't seen Dad in a while. I stepped through.

A large, square figure with a purple cape and small golden crown stand there, tending to the flowers. My presence was apparent, since my breaths were like a thousand elephants stomping.

'King Asgore Dreemurr' turned and looked at me. He gasped at the sight of me. "S-son?" He sputtered. I had a stone expression. He glanced down at Chara. "I need to get to the barrier." I growled.

Dad shook his head. "Don't you DARE say no to me!" I surprised myself by saying. "My best friend has DIED in MY ARMS! You will let me pass!" I yelled at him. It's called family reunion. I don't think this is one to hang on the wall.

Dad pointed to another grand doorway. I sprinted through it and into an open room. I ran to the left where a hallway was.

Another doorway.

As I passed through it, there was this wall of ever changing black to gray to white to gray to black... Trippy. It faded slightly and there was a small patch of grass like the one by the stars at home.

I ran past it. SO CLOSE SO CLOSE!! There was one final doorway. I could feel a cool summer breeze through it, and it smelled as though it just rained.

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I stood on a cliff holding Chara. I glared up at the sky and oh... my... gosh.

It was precious.

It was like a large black sheet and some little kid spilled 5 cans of silver glitter on it. The stars twinkled, the moon a large white circle in the middle of it all.

I found myself crying. I held Chara close. "I did it!" I whispered to her as I stared at the huge sky. This was 10 times as large as what I had seen at the flower bed. I finally tore my eyes from the sky and glanced at the mountain to my left.

"Mt. Ebott..." I murmured. To my right was a--THE human village. Many of them probably dotted the surface if the earth, but this was Chara's. I suddenly remembered the scar she had from them.

They better be sorry about that. I looked down at Chara. I thought I'd have to put her down sometime, so I decided to put her back in the village. Why? She often spoke of their yellow flowers that matched ours.

That's the one thing she loved in the village. I glanced over at the village with only few orange lights spotting the houses. I began to walk.

I finally made it to the village where it was quiet and small. Trying to be as quiet as I could, I stepped silently to a huge bed of golden flowers and set Chara down.

"I love you..." I told her.

And that's when I heard the screams.

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The End!

I know right? I wrote this chapter in half an hour, and the whole time was debating whether or not I should end it how it always ends.

Thank you for reading!! I hope you enjoyed. Any ideas for what I should do next? I'm clueless!

❤ALC❤