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Ghost POV- After Toriel healed over Toast to make sure he was ok, we went ahead and followed her. But she kept calling us her children. Like we were around the ages of 6. Which was slightly annoying. But it was sweet and kind. . . . . I guess. . . But anyway. All things aside, Toast and I really don't have much of a choice but to follow this, goat woman.

"Now, please adjust yourself to the sight of puzzles. Their all acrossed the ruins and you will need to solve them." Toriel says, as she leads us to a big purple door. I glance at Toast, only to see that he is looking around like the adorable dork he is.

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Toast POV- After Toriel tells us and shows us a few more things with puzzles, she leads sir and I to a dummy.

"Down here. A monster might attack you. When this happens, you will enter a fight. When this happens, strike up a friendly conversation to stall time until I can assist you." Toriel says in her kind and sweet manor.

"Toast, why dont you go first?" She looks at me and I look back at her struck with a little bit of confusion before going up to the dummy.

"Uh...hello! How are you doing this fine day?" I say. I can already hear sir giggling and probably how stupid I sounded when I was talking to the dummy.

"Good, Toast! Now Ghost. You try." Toriel says and I step back for sir to try. I watch sir go up to the dummy, looking over it. He seems to be stuck with what goat mom is asking. I go to assist sir but then he goes and takes a cold punch at the dummies head. Knocking its head off. Which causes me to flinch.

"S-Sir?!" I say in shock. And I can also tell by sirs reaction that it wasnt him who did the action.

"Ah. The dummy isnt for fighting. It's for talking to. We dont wanna hurt anyone down here." Toriel says in her sweet mother voice. Then she turns and heads through, yet another purple door.

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Ghost POV- After awhile. Toriel left us to our own devices. I was still trying to keep myself under control after what happened with the dummy. I swear I was thinking of words to say, then all of a sudden, my arm jerks forwards making me punch the dummy. Gosh, Toast looked really startled. But currently him and I were just, sitting around waiting for Toriel t come back. She said she needed to get us something. I wonder what she went to get us.

"Isnt it nice that Toriel took us in sir?" I hear Toast say, taking me out of my deep space out. I look to him.

"Yeah. That was nice of her. But, she's been gone for a while now. Do you think shes ok Toast?" I ask, with a hint of worry. Toast shrugs then stands up.

"We should go look for her then, sir." I look at him and stand up as well.

"Toast. Toriel told us not to go anywhere." Toast looks at me.

"Sir. She could be in trouble." Toast then walks out of the room. I go and quickly follow him.

"Toast Wait! I know that you wanna help her but still! We should respect her wishes!" I say, calling out after him. But he doesn't listen, he simply goes into another room. I should have known Toast would still want to explore.

A time skip brought to you by: your legit current knowledge of Undertale. And if you haven't seen Undertale, I do suggest you look it up, either on the Web, or YouTube, I know a lot of Youtubers have played it.

Toast Pov- Goat mom has been acting strange. Sir and I had asked her how to leave the ruins like, 8 times now. She keeps asking if we want to know an interesting snail fact.

"For the last time. How do we leave the ruins." Sir says. I can start hearing the insanity in his voice, meaning he was getting annoyed and Jimmy was slowly taking control. I go ahead and grab sirs arm to hold him back. But then, Toriel goes ahead and stands up. Closing her eyes.

"Please wait here children." She says calmly. She then leaves the room, going down those purple stairs sir and I saw when we entered. Sir and I both look at each other, then quickly follow Toriel.

"Toriel Wait!" We both say, running after her. Who knew an old lady could walk faster then we could run.