We were lead upstairs to a comfy looking living room, Toriel went into the kitchen so Sans and I sat down at a table she had. Sans leaned back into the chair and his eyes were lazily half lidded.
"That went better than I thought," Sans said. "Now, I'm going to introduce you to my brother next. He wouldn't harm you, actually he wouldn't harm anything. I think you two will be great friends."
"I hope so," I said.
"Well, if any monster sees me around someone like you, they'll be willing to listen," Sans said. "Besides, I guess since everyone knows me as the judge I hope that they'll agree to anything."
"Are there more monsters like you," I asked.
"You would be surprised at how many monsters are out there that are kind," Sans said.
Toriel came back out with a slice of pie for me and a bottle of ketchup for Sans.
"Thanks," Sans said taking the bottle.
"Thank you Toriel," I said taking the pie.
"I hope you like it," Toriel said.
"I normally like anything," I said with a smile.
Toriel smiled back, Sans was already sipping away at the ketchup. Toriel sat down in between us and looked back and forth between us.
"So how did you two meet," Toriel asked.
"She trapped me," Sans said.
"Trapped you," Toriel asked.
"Yup," Sans said taking another sip of ketchup.
"She didn't kill you," Toriel asked.
"Nope," Sans said. "She held a dagger to my soul, but she couldn't bring herself to ram it into my soul. She spared my life and she helped me get out of the trap, she's not like the other humans."
"I guess not," Toriel said.
Sans drank the rest of the ketchup and I began to nibble on the pie, it was good and it seemed like it was better than another pie I have eaten. Sans smiled lightly and looked at Toriel, he tilted his head.
"Wait, Frisk," Sans said smacking the fork out of my hand. "Somethings up here, I can feel it in my bones."
I could feel my throat start to close up, Sans was there to catch me as I fell to the floor.
"Why did you do that," Sans asked angrily.
"No human can just be safe," Toriel said.
"She is and I know that," Sans said. "Please let her live, we'll prove it to you I'll take her to a monster she hasn't meet before and you'll see for yourself that she can be the one to stop everything."
Toriel's face changed right there as Sans pleaded to her to let me live, she bent down and gave me something. I gasped for air and Sans helped me to my feet, he was happy to say the least.
"Alright take her to a monster she has never met before," Toriel said. "Let her prove herself to me."
We walked out from the room and downstairs, Sans pulled on his hoodie and slip his slippers on. I pulled my shoes on, we were off where we met another skeleton. I looked behind me and I didn't see Toriel or Sans behind me.
"A human this close to our territory," it said.
It was a he judging by his voice, I tilted my head to him and he had to be at least twice my size. He bent down to get a better look at me, I smiled to him and he seemed a little confused. I wasn't scared of him.
"What are you doing," he asked. "Why aren't you attacking?"
"Why should I attack something that has given me no threat," I said. "I don't want to fight you or anyone."
"Well then," he said. "I, the great Papyrus, am flattered that you aren't interested in attacking a monster."
"Can we be friends," I asked holding out my hand in a friendly gesture.
"You want to be my friend," he asked.
"Yeah," I said. "If we don't fight than we are friends."
He picked me up like I was a little toddler and raised me to his eye level, I smiled a little more and pulled him into a hug. He hugged me back and I smiled like an idiot right there.
"Hey bro, I see you met a friendly human," I heard Sans's voice say.
"I did," the taller skeleton said. "She's so nice."
"Papyrus this is Frisk, she's going to help me end this war," Sans said. "But we need your help. Are you willing to help us?"
"I will," Papyrus said letting me go.
I turned around and saw Sans and Toriel behind us, I went over to them and Papyrus followed behind me.
"I guess I was wrong about not trusting you at first," Toriel said.
"Are you on our side now," Sans asked.
"Yes," Toriel said.
"I should be getting her home," Sans said. "I don't want Undyne catching us with her, I'll go talk to her tomorrow. We had enough of an adventure today."
"I'll head back into the ruins," Toriel said.
"I'll get home and I'll wait for you there," Papyrus said.
"I'll see you in a little bit bro," Sans said.
Sans and I walked away from the other two monsters, he smiled to himself.
"You did great today kid," Sans said.
"That's your brother," I asked.
"Yes," Sans said.
"I thought you said he was your little brother," I asked.
"He is in age," Sans said. "Not by height or anything like that."
"Guess that threw me off," I said.
"You did great," Sans said. "I told you that you two would be great friends."
"Did you plan this," I asked.
"I knew his whereabouts at this time," Sans said. "So a little, yes."
"You want to see what my house looks like," I asked.
"I'm a little curious," Sans said.
"Okay, but you have to be undiscovered," I said.
"Won't be hard," Sans said. "I'll just teleport when someone spots us."
"Let's get going," I said.
Sans took my hand and we were standing where we first met, we walked a little before we reached my home. He walked up to it and placed a hand on the wooden door.
"This is a beautiful home," Sans said. "I'll pick you up from here tomorrow, I hope you don't mind."
"Not at all," I said.
Sans disappeared and I went inside my home, I went to my room and found my picture I drew of Sans. I opened it to a different page and drew Toriel and Papyrus as best as I could. I went to my bed and curled up on the covers, I closed my eyes only to hear the faint tapping on my door. I got up and went to the door, I saw two officers outside my door.
"Hello," I said. "What can I do for you two on this fine evening?"
"We are doing our normal run around," one said. "We saw you returning to your home with someone that we've never seen before."
"Just a friend walking me home," I said. "Nothing more than that."
"Where did he go," the other asked.
"He went back home," I said. "I need to get some sleep, I was going to go exploring in the morning."
"Well we've seen the most dangerous monster out there, so be careful," the first said.
"Don't worry I will," I said.
The two walked away and I closed and locked the door, I went back to my room and opened my lap top. I looked up some information like about Sans, Papyrus, and Toriel, turns out that Toriel is the queen of all monsters. Explains a lot about her not trusting me at first, Sans was different, there was little information on him. Papyrus, there was nothing on him, but I guess that explains a lot since Sans is trying to protect him.
I put my lap top away and I laid down in my bed, I closed my eyes and I fell asleep.
I woke up to a light tapping on my window, I opened my eyes and saw Sans outside my window. I opened the window and he came into the home, he pulled his hood down and turned to me.
"How's it going," Sans asked.
"You might want to be more careful around here," I said.
"Why," Sans asked.
"Some human officers came by here," I said. "They saw you walking home with me and then disappearing."
"I guess I'll just teleport into here," Sans said. "Its not a problem, besides we have a couple more people to recruit to our side. One would be willing to trust you if you like anime."
"Anime," I asked.
"She loves it and I have no idea," Sans said. "Come on, the first is going to be a tough one to break."
"Why is that," I asked.
"She's the head of the royal guard," Sans said. "But with Toriel and Papyrus behind us, she'll agree to help us. Then we'll get to the one who loves anime, the last one will be a hard one to crack, but he'll agree on some terms."
"What are their names," I asked.
"Undyne, Alphys, and Mettaton," Sans said. "Don't worry, I won't let anything happen to you."
"Should we get started on our mission," I asked.
Sans grabbed my hand and we were standing outside a nice looking house.
"I told Toriel to meet us here," Sans said. "Plus this is my home along with Paps."
We went inside and Sans had me sit down at their kitchen table, Papyrus gave me some homemade spaghetti. Sans drank some ketchup while sitting opposite of me.
"So human can you tell me your name," Papyrus asked.
"Frisk," I said.
"Interesting name," Papyrus said.
There was a knock on the door, Sans got up and opened the door for the goat woman.
"When are we going to start our journey," Toriel asked.
"Frisk is finishing some food Pap made," Sans said. "We'll be heading out in a little bit."