Here's chapter one of that sequel you wanted lol I hope you like it.
The barrier is broken, now here comes the hard part: integrating them into human society. When night fell, I took Papyrus and Sans and hiked down the mountain. We could transfer Alphys and anyone else we'll need later. It didn't take long to find the path I took up here.
Lots of footprints. Were they still looking for me? Well, shouldn't stop now, there are things that need to be done.
I take the two through the quiet streets. Hopefully no one is out and about. We make it passed the grocery store when a car turns a corner towards us. I push the two skeletons into the alley and wait for the car to pass.
"Ashamed of us or something, sweetheart?" Sans says from behind me. I roll my eyes and step out onto the sidewalk when the car turns another corner. We avoid cars like this until we get to my house. The grass is all dead and the windows are dark. There's even caution tape across the doorway to ward people away. I just hope they haven't gotten rid of any of my stuff.
I slide my hand across the top of the doorframe. My fingers find a something cold and small. Just what I was looking for. I pick up my spare key and unlock the door, slipping under the tape. Everything is just as I left it. Except now it's all sort of dusty. I flip some lights on and lead them inside, closing the door behind them. I make sure all the blinds and curtains are closed and head into the kitchen. Most of my food is still good too.
'Make yourselves at home.' I say to them as they start to explore my house. 'I'm going to take a shower.'
Papyrus nods and I go into my bedroom to grab some clothes. I grab a pair of sleep shorts and a tank top and head into the bathroom. After I'm clean and in my own clothes again, I go out into the living room to check on the skeletons. They're watching my tv.
"Your world is rather disturbing." Papyrus says flipping through the news channels. "Your leader looks like an idiot." He looks at me and I shrug.
"Looks like this is going to be a monumental pain in the ass for you." Sans says, chuckling.
I throw my towel at his face. 'Don't you dare go making it any more difficult than it has to be.' I say after he throws it back.
He just laughs. "Whatever you say, sweetheart."
I roll my eyes. I check the date on my phone. Five days down there felt like a year.
"How are you going to break the news to the rest of the humans?" Papyrus asks.
I look at him, thinking for minute. 'I don't know.' I say finally.
He nods slowly. "I don't have a clue either." He says.
"I think we should just take a page out of Undyne's book and announce ourselves. Forget being diplomatic. Just come in and start living our lives just like the humans do." Sans says.
'You'd probably have to become a citizen first.' I say to him flopping on my couch between Sans and Papyrus. I take the remote from the illogically tall skeleton and start flipping through channels. I stop on a movie channel that's showing The Nightmare Before Christmas. Lucky me, it's just starting. I take the remote with me and go make popcorn. Two minutes later, the popcorn was popped and both skeletons' eye sockets were glued to the TV. I giggle to myself and pour the popcorn into a bowl before taking my seat.
They have so many questions about the movie and the holidays that it's supposed to represent. As soon as I answer one, there's another, and then another. Sometimes they both talk at once and then argue aggressively over who gets to answer their question first. Then they argue because they missed five minutes of dialog and miss another five minutes of dialog.
They like the popcorn too, even though it feels weird without the magic tingle that they're used to. I giggle as they become glued to the TV again as the story picks up. At a commercial break near the end, I go get a pillow and a blanket from the hall closet to put on the couch. It's not long after that the movie ends.
'Did you enjoy the movie?' I ask the both of them
They nod slowly, a scowl on Papyrus's face and a smile on Sans's.
I nod and drop the blanket and pillow on Sans's head. 'If you want some night clothes, now would be a good time to go get them.' I say to Paps and head to my bedroom. I fall into the sheets and groan quietly. Damn I missed my own bed. After about 20 minutes, Papyrus slides in next to me. He wraps his arms around me and I snuggle closer.
"Thank you for allowing us into your home." Papyrus says softly.
"What were you gonna do if I didn't?" I whisper tiredly.
"Honestly, I don't know." He says, petting my hair. "We don't really have anywhere else to go."
I smile a little settle in to sleep. "Stay as long as you like. Just don't trash the place."
Who knows how long later, Sans shakes us awake, a serious look on his face. "Someone's moving around outside." He says.
I nod and dart into my closet, pulling a lockbox off the top shelf. I punch in the combination and open it to reveal a semiautomatic pistol. I slide one of the three clips into place and turn off the safety. Then I grab a flashlight from my side table. I slowly walk into the hallway and peek around the corner at the front door, weapon pointed at the floor.
The door handle jiggles and I look to Papyrus who's behind me. 'When the door opens, yell 'hands in the air' really loudly for me.' I quickly sign at him in the darkness. He nods quickly and I turn back towards the door. The handle turns and the door opens. I click on the flashlight and point my pistol in the intruder's direction.
On queue, Paps yells, "Hands in the air!"
The three figures stop, their hands up.