BeyondTale; Replay (Book 2)

Chapter 18

I shouldn't be having nightmares....the hardest part is over right?
Sans stared at the lump of snow.
"This was a good idea Sans! Where did you get it from?" Papyrus asked.
"...I dunno bro. It seemed like a pretty chill idea."
Papyrus stiffened. "Sans!"
"Sorry bro...that pun wasn't that cool. It kind of...fell....flat..."
"Sans...that didn't even make sense."
"No? I thought it was pretty 'ice'. Its...not usually so...."
Sans sighed.
"Brother? Are you okay?" Papyrus asked.
"Yea, I'm fine." Sans took a step back.
"...Snow problem."
Papyrus let out an annoyed sigh.

Frisk looked behind them to make sure Toriel was still here. She was looking for joke book. Frisk looked back at the shelf.
The War Between Human's and Monsters....
No...that is a past event...it wouldn't be in the timeline...
Monster Funerals
I suppose nothing has changed there..
Asgore Dreemur; Cursed Tryrant
Well...that's new.

Frisk opened the book to a section titled "Betrayal in the Family"

"After Chara Dreemurr's death, Asriel was found in the garden, wounded severely, in the form of a beast, clutching Chara's body. One can only assume he absorbed Chara's soul on accident.
Asriel Dreemurr died before the King and Queen could say goodbye. Devastated the King declared war on humanity.
A human child, whose name is not known, fell into the Underground. Asgore took their soul, crossed the barrier, and attacked a human village, taking the souls of innocent men, women, and children. Then he returned to the Underground.
He was all powerful and unstoppable. Asgore had the power to destroy the barrier, but he didnt. He ruled the Underground with force. Not harshness or cruelty, but knowledge. His strength was too much for anyone to compete with, so no one challenged him.
The Queen, Toriel Dreemurr, left in terror and horror after the massacre of the humans.
Asgore never took up position of King. He remains in solitude in his castle. The last anyone heard, he assigned a new Royal Scientist, and gave an old friend permission to start the Royal Guard.
That is all I am allowed to write."

"Frisk? What book is that?" Toriel asked. Frisk closed it.
"It's a history book," Frisk said, putting it back. "It's nothing interesting." ....I never realized how corrupt this timeline really was.