The Lovers-Underfell Sans X Reader DISCONTINUED

Chapter Twenty Four-Nothing

I was awoken from my sleep by the feeling of emptiness next to me. As I woke up, I realized why. I had hoped to wake up to a sleeping skeleton, but no. I awoke to nothing.

Absolutely nothing was there. No light, no skeleton, no, no house. Just nothing. In fact, I wasn't even sure if I was there.

I attempted to walk forwards in the darkness that surrounded me. My legs moved with no problems, so I was positive I was there and that this was real. But where was 'this'?

It seemed like all I could do was walk in this endless void, so I did. I attempted to walk in a straight line. If I did, I would reach an exit from this place, right?

Sadly, there was not enough light to tell if I was walking straight or not. I hoped I was walking straight, though. I didn't like the feeling of this place. It was almost like the emptiness would consume my soul and make me nothing more than a shadow. That would not be good.

After a few minutes of walking, I began to give up hope. What if there was no end? What if I could never escape? Would Sans look for me? Of course he loved me enough to look for me if I went missing, he showed that to me before I fell asleep, but would he be able to find me? Sure, he could teleport, but how would he know where I was?

I shook off the thoughts as panic began to rise inside of me. I shouldn't have been thinking so negatively. I should have thought about all the good things. There were no creeps, no haters, no war, there was literally nothing. This place was safer than my neighborhood, so why did I want to leave so badly?

Sighing, I closed my eyes. Maybe I would open them again and it would all be over. I would be back in my bed, next to Sans, and it would be fine. No more darkness, no more hopelessness, no more nothing.

When I opened my eyes, at least I was right about one thing. There was no more nothing. There was something now. There was a skeleton staring at me.

He had two cracks in his skull. One was above one eye socket and the other was below the other eye socket. His glowing red pupils stared into my soul as his pointed teeth intimidated me.

"How did you manage to get past the locks and chains around my son's heart?" He asked me.

I could not answer. In fact, I could barely breath. I was terrified. Who was this? How did he get here? Did he know the way out? I opened my mouth to answer it, but nothing came out.

"No answer?" He asked again. "Well, I will find out soon enough, so I guess I really don't need one right now."

Just like how he magically appeared, he dissappeared. All i did was blink and he was gone. Who was that and why did he ask me such a strange question? Wait, didn't he say something about his son and getting to a heart?

That couldn't have been Sans's dad, right? It could have, but how? Why would Sans's dad be here of all places? Maybe he was lying, but what if he wasn't?

A sudden wave of drowsiness washed over me and I closed my eyes for a few seconds. I wouldn't let sleep take me so easily, though. I was in a dark place with a stranger who said he was my boyfriend's dad. I did not trust him one bit.

I opened my eyes and this time there was something new. Now there was something and without any darkness.

I was sitting on a rock, watching a machine surrounded by lava. Or was that magma? Was I underground? There were walls of rock, so I could have been.

I looked up to find out if I was or not. Yet, I saw nothing up there. Only darkness. The same darkness as the strange place I was in just a few minutes before. Was I still in that place? How could I have been? I saw nothing like this there, at all.

"Gaze upon my creation, the one that destroyed me." The skeleton said.

Surprised at the sudden voice, I looked around for the skeleton, but I saw no-one. Where was he? He had to be somewhere here, how else would I be able to hear his voice?

Suddenly, I felt the same wave of drowsiness as earlier, except stronger. This time I would not be able to resist what would happen next.

"Goodbye, (Y/N). We will meet again." The farewell of the skeleton sounded through my mind as I quickly fell asleep.

There was darkness once again.