UNDERTALE IS STILL BY TOBY FOX, NOT ME

CHAPTER 7

Waterfall was moderately warm, and dimly lit.. Frisk walked through the damp glowing grass, with her hands in her pockets. The quiet sound of rushing water filled the area, sending Frisk into a true sense of bliss. Her cheek still ached from the bone Papyrus threw, but otherwise, things were going smooth.

Frisk passed a sentry station that Sans owned, where she found Sans resting peacefully. He had his head rested on his arm, and he was snoring lightly. Frisk slipped passed almost silently, to keep from waking him. This place seemed peaceful.

Frisk ended up having to wade through water that went over her boots, and by the time she reached the other side, her feet were cold and wet, but she was still determined.

Frisk reached a patch of tall grass, that she couldn't go around considering that left was a ten foot wall that lead up to a ledge, and right meant certain death by falling. Frisk stepped through the grass and looked up to attempt to get an idea of where she was going. The grass rustled as she walked through it. Then, Frisk heard a familiar voice. "Greetings Undyne… did I capture a human? Well, I tried, but she got away…"

The voice belonged to Papyrus. Frisk heard inaudible whispering from a new voice, like a woman's voice. "Yes… Undyne…" Papyrus said, then he walked off. Frisk looked up on the top of the ledge, and there was a suit of armor, standing idly on the ledge. And what looked like red hair streamed in a thigh length pony tail from the helmet. Frisk took a gentle step forward, then, the suit of armor turned toward Frisk's direction, and that person's right eye seemed to be glowing. The armor stepped to the edge of the ledge, and conjured a glowing, bright blue spear out of nowhere, and aimed it directly at Frisk.

Frisk felt her heart pounding in her chest as she braced, and put her hands over her head, preparing for a spear to the back, but nothing came. The suit of armor stepped back with metallic thuds, then seemed to disappear into the shadows. Frisk waited… but nobody came…

Frisk breathed heavily, and thought of how lucky she was to not have been killed there and then.

Frisk stepped out from the tall grass and started walking away from it, when she heard something. "Ooff…" Frisk turned around swiftly to see a small, monster child in a brown and yellow striped shirt, and brown pants. He didn't have arms, so his short sleeves hung limp at his sides. He had an unusually large head, and two buck teeth. Ridges ran down the back of the Monster Kid's head. He was hyperventilating. "Yo'! Did you see that? Undyne was looking straight at you! You must be so lucky…" said the Monster Kid, who then ran away in a hurry.

After fooling around with 'bridge seeds', Frisk approached a glowing, teal colored plant. It seemed to be whispering in some mystic voice. Frisk hummed to herself as she stared into this flower. The plant seemed to hum the same tune back. Frisk hummed a different tune. The flower hummed back. Frisk giggled. The flower giggled! Frisk rubbed the thick, stubby petals of the Echo Flower, and it seemed to giggle over the attention.

Frisk then started to continue walking when her phone rang. "Hello human!" Said the voice of Papyrus. "I need to know something for a friend, so… are you wearing a faded ribbon?" Frisk felt her head, and sure enough, the ribbon was still there. "Hmm-hmm." Frisk said in reply. "Hmm-mmm...hmm-hmm…" The Echo Flower repeated. "Okay, thank you human!" Papyrus said as he hung up. "Hmm-hmm…" the flower continued to repeat as Frisk set off once again toward her goal.

More minutes later Frisk walked along a boardwalk, each footstep pounding on the blue tinted wood. A minute later, Frisk approached a small raft, bobbing up and down in the icy, black water. Frisk stepped on the raft. She almost lost her balance as it set off. She kneeled down on the raft as it drifted along the gentle current, and smiled as she looked into the water, to see her reflection looking back at her.

Frisk began to wonder what would be on the other side of this lake, but her thoughts were quickly answered as the raft bumped into another boardwalk. Frisk stepped off of the raft, and it floated away from the new boardwalk. Frisk stared at it as it seemed to shrink into the distance, until it was a pinprick in the distance.

Frisk turned away from the edge, and she noticed that about ten feet away from the side of the boardwalk, was a ledge, with dirty pillars running along side of it. Frisk started walking along the boardwalk.

Seconds of walking passed. Then, out of the corner of Frisk's eye, she saw a metallic figure standing on the ledge. Frisk looked at directly at it as her heart began pounding. It was this 'Undyne' that Papyrus and the Monster Kid were talking about. Undyne grabbed a handful of spears from the air and flung them in Frisk's direction. Frisk leaped out of the way just in time as the spears hit the boardwalk, sending bits of broken wood in multiple directions. Frisk broke into a run as Undyne kept launching spears at her.

Frisk ran as fast as her legs could carry her. Frisk panted, and gasped for air. She heard a growl come from Undyne, who was running along the edge to catch up to Frisk. Undyne then threw a spear, and it caught onto Frisk's shirt, pinning her to the boardwalk. Undyne raised a spear as she approached where Frisk was struggling to loosen the spear from the wood. Frisk grunted as Undyne raised her spear high into the air, it glowed blue, and looked a heck of a lot more scary than it should've been, then Undyne hurled angrily it at Frisk.

Frisk gave up quickly, and yanked her shirt from the spear, tearing it. Frisk narrowly dodged the spear, and continued running. Eventually, Frisk stepped off the boardwalk and into some tall grass. It was damp, but it was hiding.

She began hearing metal footsteps, coming toward her. She looked up to see Undyne, towering over her. Undyne drew her hand back, and plunged it into the grass. Frisk tensed up as she was ready for the punch to kick in, but nothing happened. Frisk then heard the gasp of…

She looked up and saw that Undyne was holding Monster Kid by the collar of his shirt. Frisk was sweating, her heart was thudding, and she was trying her best to hold back a scream.

Undyne set the Monster Kid back down in the grass. It was a miracle that Undyne didn't see her! Undyne walked away, her iron boots clanking against the ground. Frisk stepped out of the tall grass, and Monster Kid followed behind. "Yo'... did you see that!? She just… touched me!" the Monster Kid said excitedly.

The Monster Kid then ran off, tripping every few seconds. Frisk rubbed the back of her head, and felt a sense of joy. Maybe even determination. (That is the word at the end of nearly every chapter for some reason.)