One Normal Night

chapter 5;; unfair god

Things seems to have calmed down, as Wilbur seems to have forgotten where he was and started to enjoy himself. Laughing at jokes, and cracking some back.

He never felt like this ever since he's met the watchers.

It's been a while, really.

Speaking of watchers, Wilbur completely forgot that there was always a god watching him over.

But everytime he looked around, he didn't see her.

So he dropped his guard, enjoying the buzz of life.

And he will regret doing so.

Once he and Sans step out of Grillby's, after Grillby mentioned Sans's tab, they step out into what they hoped it was snow.

But snow shouldn't have light grey dust on it now.

And the lively place seemed like a ghost town. Sans seemed uneasy, turning back and seeing Grillby's empty. Only with dust on the ground.

“Sans...” Wilbur said, tapping his shoulder and pointing in front of him. “Do you see what I'm seeing?”

And in front of both was Suto. And in a blink of an eye they were in the Last Corridor.

Better known yet as the 'judgement hall'.

Suto was in front of them, giving and eerie smile. Sans tried to use his magic to pick her up by her soul, but he couldn't. He couldn't for some reason. He couldn't form bones or gaster blasters.

Or even teleport.

And Wilbur saw how Sans couldn't do anything, so he tried to step back, holding onto Sans's wrist.

“I wouldn't step back if I were you” Suto said. She sounded sweet, like a mother, and would have the attention and adoration of every kid.

But in this case, it wasn't as sweet, it sounded like a threat, as she pulls out a journal. She seems to write in it, something.

And the floor behind Wilbur crumbles, making a pit. He shuffler forward with Sans, as fear raced in both of them.

Suto gave a cocky smile, writing in the journal. As she finished writing, both Sans and Wilbur are separated by the ground. Each standing on a little circle of the ground, while the rest crumbled underneath them.

“What the hell!?” Sans said, eyeing Suto, then at Wilbur who seems to be freaking out as much as him.

“Because I'm not in a bad mood, I'll let you both choose who gets to die, and who gets to live” Suto said, smiling.