Underfell / Underswap: Severed Bonds

Tears

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Third Person P.O.V
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As Papyrus carried Sans into the colourfully decorated living room he sat him gently on the silky green couch and soon after Papyrus did the same. Papyrus knew that if the frail skeleton figured out that he wasn't his "Boss" he would surely freak out, although this did make him question if he would be more scared of his 'Boss' than him as his reactions to just hearing Papyrus speak terrified him. The small skeleton shifted uncomfortably on the soft couch as he were not used to being on furniture and was still terrified at the thought of just being near his Boss...

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Underswap Papyrus P.O.V
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I continued to observe the quivering skeleton, I noticed his injuries were really severe but I couldn't help him just yet even though I had to fight back every urge I had to help him. While still pretending to be this 'Boss' he frequently mentioned in his stuttering sentences I knew had to get some answers, although this was difficult as I knew nothing about the characteristics of the person that this little monster feared so much. After a while of of thinking I just came up with the conclusion that I had to act very serious and intimidating although I knew I would just end up saying as few words as possible.

"Okay here goes..." I thought to myself as I unknowingly sighed out loud. Catching the monsters attention he looked at me with fearful and hesitant glances probably thinking that I was angry at him. "Tell me your name again." I demanded as sternly as possible feeling slightly embarrassed as I imagined the skeletons reaction. "B-b-ut B-boss you a-already k-k-know m-my n-name." The monster replied stuttering while fear clouded his eyes, I could sense immediate regret the moment he finished his sentence and he had now tensed up shivering more violently. It pained my heart to see him like this but I had to what had to be done.

"DON'T YOU DARE TALK BACK TO ME!" I attempted to shout as best I could considering the situation, my impression seemed to have convinced the little guy but I felt sorry for the small skeleton who had almost jumped back in fright at my sudden outburst, he closed his eyes tight as he he were expecting to be hit. "S-s-sorry B-b-boss, i-i-it's S-sans." He quivered intensely as he covered his arms up over his head, strange he had the same name as my brother. I guess i'll have to make nicknames for them both but for now I continued to question Sans further.

"What were you doing in the snow?" I asked seriously in an uncaring way as I crossed my arms and stared directly at the newly found 'Sans.'

"S-sorry B-b-boss, I-i-i k-know I-i s-shouldn't h-have r-ran..." Sans trembled as he spoke and tears fell down his cheeks, the small skeleton was still looking in pure terror toward the floor. It hurt me to ask the next question. "Why did you run." I asked with a stern voice once again sounding dominant and very angered.

"I-i- uh..." Sans could barely make out words and I got even more worried he didn't want to tell me why he was afraid, or why he was running from his 'Boss.'

"Explain." I ordered stiffly with a blank expression running across my face, although it didn't matter the poor skeleton wasn't even looking at me.

"I-i-i d-didn't w-want y-you t-to p-p-punish m-me." Sans explained shakily with as he raised his hands above his head once again like he did before. I knew the timid monster was probably scared half to death but I had to ask one final question, I had to make it sound as real as possible and even though the thought of his reply scared me. "And what was the punishment Sans?" I said not as a question but as if I was reminding him of what it should or would be...

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