hadriel | 001 | (this is so not what she) texted

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001 | (this is so not what she) texted

[ hey, look, it's a picture of a brightly colored phallic fruit from Sorrow's orchard. it's laid out on a cutting board next to a second brightly colored phallic fruit that has been cut into, and clearly chewed up and spit out. next, is a selfie of ashley, her nose wrinkled in disgust. ]

The only room this 'fruit' could possibly be used in is the bedroom!!!

Y U C K

[ and several minutes after the post occurs, out in hadriel, in the ud house, ashley screams in horror. that was not at all what she wrote. someone save her. call ghostbusters! burn the phone! oh god, or maybe just kill her! ]

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So, not really monsters, just different. [ Sure, it's easy to look at someone like Sans and immediately think monster, but monsters are things out to get you, to hurt you. The wendigo was a monster, the giant trolls are monsters, Josh as the Psycho was a monster, but not thinking creatures, no matter how alien. ]

...And I'm guessing it's because you guys are... different, right?

Pretty much. There was this whole war.

[He shrugs. Not really one to get into the politics of that. Politics are awfully boring.]

"Monster" is just a species, back home. Like human, or, you know. Dog.

[Except there's still that overlap. Dogs can be monsters, but monsters can't always be dogs. Or something like that.]

...And they shoved you all underground? That seems cruel. [ but war is cruel, as are the politics that tend to run wars. her nose wrinkles. ]

So, I guess the word doesn't have the same sort of connotations it does where I'm from, then? I mean, we use the word to describe... awful, terrible people—people that have done something reprehensible, a way to make us feel like they're not a part of our own species.

I mean, that's not to say humans on the surface use the word the same. I wouldn't know.

[Been out of human culture for a while, let's just say.]

I wasn't around for the whole shebang, so I dunno how it really went down. Before my time. Human relations are just kind of a big part of our history.

So, does that mean you never met any humans before coming here?

Few and far between. And I think they were pretty much on the tail-end of the bell-curve.

[One, maybe two if he's feeling generous. But he doubts that spatiotemporal manipulation is a typical thing for the human race. If it was, there'd be a lot more kerfuffle.]

...So, is everyone where you're from, uhm, like you? [ She's really not 100% sure how to ask about it, to be honest. ] Uh, skeletal, I mean.

Nah, just me 'n my bro.

[They're the only two that...

Well.

It's best not to think about it.]

Most everyone's some kinda monster, though. We got ghosts, we got singing robots, we even got a one-eyed fish who kicks everyone's butt when she's feeling up to it - so all the time, basically.

A one-eyed fish that can kick everyone's butt? [ that's a bit of a mouthful, but she grinning widely. she has a lot of questions, but knows better than to pry too much. ] That sounds like a pretty Disney group of characters you've got down there.

We're a motley bunch.

[He shrugs. Humans' reactions to this kind of thing are always kinda priceless.]

Dunno what kinda scale you have for this sorta thing.

[Since she seemed to latch onto Undyne, fish puns are now relevant.]

[ she narrows her eyes at the pun, but the grin never leaves her face. ] I don't think I coral for that!

[ no, she loved it ]

[He is loving this right now. Man, who knew Hadriel was full of so many great punsters?]

No? Thought you would'a crossed the finish line by now.

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