A collection of inane nonsense (ranging from Error being reincarnated as Palette to Dust finding a new love for the color pink) circling around the many AUs and Multiverses of the Undertale world. Some stories will be connected; Others will be rando...
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Ink grinned. His mismatched eyelights admired the various decorations (orange fairy lights, fake tombstones, cobwebs, etc.) his friends helped him set up throughout his home for something special: a Halloween party.
A grand event numerous guests had already arrived for. If the fact skeleton monsters of all shapes and sizes were bustling around/talking to one another was any indication.
They wore various costumes ranging from the generic princess to, in lazier cases, each other's everyday clothing.
While examining the more creative outfits, the Guardian of AUs spotted a familiar combination of black and blue in the crowd.
"Error!" He cried, running toward the other before promptly trapping him in a suffocating bear hug.
"GAH!" The glitch released a strangled yelp. His body vigorously squirmed, trying to break free from Ink's steely grasp.
After an uncomfortably long time, the soulless skeleton pulled back and beamed at his scowling best friend, now taking the time to get a good look at the other's features. I.e., the dark charcoal-like substance painted on the front half of his white skull, the slightly off blue shade of his tear marks, plain eyelights, the deep red liquid dripping down his jaws, and blocky white glitches.
Ink's brows furrowed. "Wait, you're not Error."
"So you finally notice-"
"You must be his father!" He squealed, eyelights shifting to pink heart and a yellow exclamation point.
Ink ignored him and gasped. "It's still too early in our relationship for meeting each other's parents. I need to go get my good impressions kit!"
With that, the artist rushed off, disappearing into the surrounding monsters as he sought out said "kit." Which was actually just a small brown cardboard box containing a single note reminding him to replace the previous contents.
Thus, leaving behind confused and somewhat worried Geno.
