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So this place is new and different. Which, considering the circles I run in back home, is kinda saying a lot.

Did you know the light in this cave gives off radiation similar, but not identical, to that of a yellow sun? I can't tell if it's tech I just haven't found yet or magic, but it feels really, really weird.

Just so I can brace myself--is everything here like that? Kinda like you're used to but just different enough that it makes your shoulder blades itch?

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[Well, look at that. Someone who knows what a sun feels like. Not that it's real surprising at this rate; lots of people seem to. Sans and his ilk are just the exception.

Hope you don't mind the font, Kara.]

there's a bit of that, yeah.
me and mine lived in an underground city back home.
don't mean we didn't have to adjust.

you know real sun feels like?

Edited (double negatives my one weakness) 2017-01-14 23:33 (UTC)

[ comic sans actually does offend her artistic sensibilities. she's just too nice to ever mention it. ]

Yeah, I spent a lot of my time outside back home. Being here is going to be an interesting change.

[Most people mention it at some point of another. But hey, everybody knows that Papyrus is the infinitely superior font.]

it's an adjustment for most people.
me, i just had to learn to live with the fact that the monsters here won't laugh at my jokes.

[Not that very many of them did back home either.]

Monsters laugh at jokes where you come from?

everyone likes jokes.
why should monsters be an exception?

[Should he, uh...clarify that he is one of said monsters?

That'd be the responsible thing to do. Therefore, he does not.]

I guess it depends on what kind of jokes you're telling. Most monsters I can think of are more focused on, you know, terrible things than anything funny.

[ the clown from gotham being the one major exception, though kara doesn't think anything he does is even remotely in the vicinity of funny. ]

that's, uh, pretty rude.
considering you're speaking to one right now.

[Whoops!]

[ The sun thing has his attention. ]

That is a very accurate description of this place.

The gods have done an excellent job of hiding everything's true nature. Such as the sun. It must be magic. How could it not?

I'm used to being Underground so this isn't really different, but it can be really empty if you're not used to that.

[Not that Frisk isn't, but...some things you never get used to.]

If the light is like the sun, does that mean it's good for you like the sun?

congrats you figured out everything there is to know about this place

Wait, what?

It could be technology, but depending on whether or not you agree with Clarke's third law that might as well be the same thing.

I don't know. I know it effects me a little bit like the sun back home does, so maybe? I'd stock up on sunscreen, just in case.

Someone's feeling sarcastic today.

the name's sans.
sans the skeleton.

pleased to meet'cha.

Finally someone around here with half an ounce of sense. For all the babbling about "magic", there's still no reason to actually believe it.

what did you expect? no one has any idea what the deal is with this place
except maybe the gods
but theyre never going to share

I had assumed it was illuminated by technology out of reach, but I am not so certain.
I have not had cause nor opportunity to explore the cave's further reaches, unfortunately, but I would not discount the possibility of magic in this place.
Perhaps it is rich in lightning and fire nodes?

I am sorry I cannot provide more information than that. Everything here is... strange. Off-kilter. I understand the sentiment completely.

Edited 2017-01-16 07:16 (UTC)

I'm afraid I have no knowledge of that law.

You are implying the gods might use technology to work their wonders?

I would be willing to hear the argument against magic if it were not for the door.

You're a skeleton? No muscles or organs or anything like that?

Yeah, I am.

Clarke was an author from Earth, born in the early 1900s. He wrote a lot of science-fiction anf is pretty famous for his three laws. The third says "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

It's sort of semantics at this point, isn't it?

How's that saying go, never say never?

I'm afraid I don't know what lightning and fire nodes are.

The food's weird too, right? I'm not the only one thinking that?

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