Soul-Of-Bravery

The first four classes had been nice enough, at least in Via’s opinion. The teachers seemed to understand how to handle how new she was, and some of the students seemed nice enough. No one really bothered her, and Frisk at least seemed to enjoy showing her around. In fact, he was doing that yet again, this time showing Via to the part of the day he and Flowey had been looking forward to all day: Lunch time. ”Okay, so usually people get in line to buy their lunches and stuff, but we packed our lunches yesterday, so we don’t gotta wait in line,” Frisk explained, the boy happily walking along with his lunch box and Flowey in hand. ”Prepare for the lunch room noise. Everyone’s so loud in there!” Flowey huffed, Frisk giving him a nod of agreement as they continued their journey. Sure enough, Via was soon able to hear the loud chattering of students, and it only got louder until finally, they had entered the cafeteria. Via had only existed in there for a brief moment before

Alphys couldn’t help but mentally kick herself as she skittered down the halls, the lizard monster ashamed that she’d already forgotten about the others. After everything they’d been through together, even if they’d only been around each other for a few hours, she’d still forgotten them? What kind of Royal Scientist was she? She was supposed to set an example and be a light in the dark! And instead, she went to check on a possible threat and neglected to return right afterwards. Oh gosh, she must’ve worried so many people... Navigating the dark lab with ease, the monster eventually turned a few more corners until she found the room she’d asked everyone to wait in. The survivors were here, all nervously waiting in the warehouse portion of the lab, and upon seeing her, everyone reacted. ”Hey it’s Alphys!” ”Doctor Alphys is back!” ”What’d you find?” ”Was it the human?!” ”Doctor Alphys! You’re okay!” So many cheers and so many worrying... It was embarrassing, and

School. Something that the kids had heard Frisk, Flowey, and even Toriel visit frequently. No one really knew what it was, though Via and Frisk both claimed it was a place of learning. That was what the tests were for. That was what the kids were told. And now the children would finally get to experience this strange place for themselves. ”Alright children! Does everyone have their buddy?” Toriel watched as the children began to pour out of the car, each scrambling to get to their assigned partner as quickly as they could. Only Via took her time as she waited for Frisk to stand by her. However, another kid had decided to cling to her as well, and that kid had quickly gotten Toriel’s attention. “Vera, we’ve talked about this.” “But why can’t we at least walk together before class?!” Vera only clung to Via tighter, the kid determined to stick by her friend. ”Because Via, Frisk, and Flowey go to a different school,” Toriel explained. “Vera, you and most of your

Despite MK’s insistence on not being tired, it was very clear to both Flowey and Alphys that the young monster was still exhausted. Sure, he was carrying that canister without much of an issue, but his feet and even tail were dragging a bit, something that Flowey had instantly noticed was weird. After all, the young monster was known for zooming around the Underground so fast that he’d trip and fall every five minutes! This was out of character for him, but neither were going to complain. At least him being tired would allow him to sit still. ”O-Okay, you could s-set the canister down there-“ Alphys then pointed to a spot near a work table before heading towards what looked to be some sort of medical monitor, all while MK set the red soul down where she’d asked. ”Got it! What’s next?” “Ah- Um-“ The monster then fiddled a tad with her clawed fingers, only to then start meddling with the medical monitor nearby. “C-Could you get on the table, please-? I-I’ll set up

"Miss Alphys?" Toriel waited outside as she held her phone up to her ear, the monster checking her watch briefly as her phone continued to ring. She didn't know why she did that. Maybe it was a force of habit. After all, she was a teacher, and this was an educational trip. It only made sense for her to return to her usual habits. But that didn't mean that she couldn't diverge from her usual routine if she needed to, and that was exactly what she was doing right now. Eventually, the monster she was calling decided to pick up the phone, a stuttering voice quickly greeting Toriel's ears. "A-Ah- Que- Miss Toriel-!" Noting the scientist's anxious nature, Toriel did her best to respond in a warm and calming tone. "Greetings, Alphys. I'm sorry to call at such a time. Are you available right now?" "Uh-uh- One moment-" The goat monster then heard the sounds of shuffling in the background, only to then hear a brief yet muffled exchange pass before the muffling finally

MK was barely aware of how much noise he was making at this point. No. He was aware, but he was too panicked to care, and so was Lucy. Both were absolutely terrified of the strange dog monster that had howled at them, and the fact that the creature was now chasing them through the halls certainly didn’t help.         The second they reached the end of the hall, MK made a split second decision and threw himself to the left, the monster relying heavily on his ability to move fast with those legs of his. He almost fell over at first, but Lucy had quickly jerked the body another way in order to try and prevent that. It seemed Lucy was very agile, which was good. Tripping and falling with not only a soul container in hand, but a mutant monster chasing them was not at all an ideal way to go.         As they raced away from their pursuer, Flowey shouted right along with them, the flower’s yelling only occasionally getting drowned out by the howls of the large amalgamate.