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A along time ago monsters and humans ruled the earth . but humans thought that the monsters were a threat. From that a great war started. Eventually humans came victorious sealing the monsters to the ground forever and no one has seen a monster since until… a small child wandered up a mountain where the monster where once sealed. The child tripped and fell into a small hole which carried the child to the underground where the child landed on a thick layer of flowers.and that's how our story begins. One landing on the soft bed of flowers one flower standed out than all the rest. It looked like it had a face? The flower surprised the child because it began it speak. It said “welcome to the underground. this is a happy place where we share our …show more content…
And here a stick break when you are ready to cross a bridge. you see a large cage hanging over it with bars so big that you can fit through it. But before you cross you hear someone say “wouldn't you shake a new friend hand?” turn around to shake their hand and there is a loud fart sound and the the lantern on the bridge lights up. “You fell for the oldest trick in the book!” The old fart bag on the hand trick.hey the names Sans Sans the skeleton. Are you new around here” he said with a big smile. Hey are you a human we haven't seen one of you guys in a while. But keep a lookout for my bro papyrus he's a human hunting machine. He wants to be on the royal guard. But he doesn't feel like trying out. But if you catch a human you automatically are a commander. Im supposed to be looking out for humans but i'm super lazy. So the second you pass by this bridge you're in Papyrus Territory. Don't worry i'll make sure you get pass him it's funny watching him look for humans all day even if he doesn't know what one looks like. You and sans cross the bridge to see a little work desk outside. Sans says its is his office and he didn't feel like putting it inside because he too lazy. You hear a loud voice yelling. “SANS SANS WHERE ARE YOU LAZY BONES.” Sans tells you to go behind his desk. Papyrus runs in like a bullet. “I knew you would be doing absolutely nothing”. Sans replies. “I have been doing a ton a skeleTON.” Papyrus yells. You're standing around doing nothing and you know I hate your jokes! Papyrus runs off look under rocks and in logs. Sans tells you it's safe to go

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