Journals of the War

by PandoraTheFangirlQueen

War is brewing between humans and monsters. The young prince Asgore Dreemurr is determined to document the events of the war and make sure his friends go down in history as heroes. But he can't do this alone. Join Asgore and his friends as they unite a nation of monsters against a common foe. Meanwhile, one question lingers in everyone's minds: Is Asgore really fit to be a king?

4. Chapter 4

Hi, everyone! I noticed I got two reviews in the last chapter. Thank you so much! If you also read the Lunar Republic, you would have remembered that I used to offer multiple updates if I received a certain number of reviews. Well, I'm going to start doing that now. If I get five or more reviews on my most recent chapter before the next update, then I'll post two chapters on the next update.

You probably also noticed that I've updated my profile and changed the cover image of this story. I hope that didn't confuse anyone. If I'm going to change the summary or the cover image of this story again, I'll post a heads-up here.

Southern Moon: It's actually a headcanon of mine that monsters do bleed. No, it's not because of that thing with Sans at the end of his fight. (That was probably ketchup anyway.) Before the Undyne the Undying fight, Monster Kid mentions having a heart. They could have just been talking about their soul, but I'd prefer to think of it as an actual heart, which means monsters have blood. This chapter, if you haven't noticed already, is short, but the next chapter and the chapter after that will be long. Sometimes people are just not in the mood for writing too much in their journal, especially if they're a kid like Asgore.

Here's today's chapter:

August 17, 180 A.E.

Entry #4

Mother told me to pack my things. She said that she is sending me to a village up north, in the mountains. She said that it is a skeleton village. Toriel said that skeletons are good at healing and fighting so they can protect me.

I asked Mother if anyone is going to come with me, specifically her or Father. She told me that she and Father had to stay to manage the war, but if I wanted to, I could pick one willing friend to go up north with me.

"I understand your need of company, Azzy," she told me, "but we cannot have too many people go. Too many people will take too long and draw attention from the humans, and the whole reason we're sending you away is to hide you."

"From what?" I asked. Mother hugged me and told me that I was a very brave child. She didn't answer my question. I do not feel brave. I am fleeing from danger while villages are being massacred.

I wonder how much Toriel likes snow.

~Asgore

You guys can probably guess who Asgore and Toriel are going to stay with. There's not much to say here.

Remember that Harry Potter, a child that was abused by his relatives for the first seventeen years of his life, would never, EVER tell his son that he wishes he wasn't his dad. And also a twenty-something year old woman flirting with a fourteen year old boy is creepy as heck. (Guess what I'm bitter about.)

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~Pandora