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Crossover Twisted Karma

Chapter 19: Blue Badger March New

IFBench

Rescue Team Member
Location
Pokemon Paradise
Partners
  1. chikorita-saltriv
  2. bench-gen
  3. charmander
  4. snivy
  5. treecko
  6. tropius
  7. arctozolt
  8. wartortle
  9. zorua
Chapter 19: Blue Badger March



“I don't want to hear the wretched whimpering of a disgraced loser! A Von Karma is someone who is destined to be perfect! Miles Edgeworth... You are no longer worthy! You are no longer worthy of being a Von Karma!



And



neither



am



I!”



Franziska’s eyes shot open. That was…



* Franziska, are you alright?



“I’m fine,” she said, looking around at where she had landed.



Pieces of the boardwalk were scattered around, and a waterfall flowed nearby. Below her was a bed of golden flowers. They must have cushioned her fall again.



Most notably, there was trash scattered everywhere.



* This is the garbage dump. It’s where monsters get stuff from the Surface.



“They have to resort to sifting through garbage?” Franziska asked.



* Surely you’ve had to do that in your line of work at least once, right? Sometimes there’s important evidence in the trash.



“I am not denying that, however, that’s evidence . I don’t take it home with me!” Franziska said, standing up.



There were a few remains of the boardwalk leading forward. Franziska followed them, into a small chamber with another star, and a path leading deeper into the dump. Trash flowed down nearby waterfalls, down into a deep abyss where no light seemed to reach.



Before moving onwards, she reached for the star.



* The familiarity of some of these objects fills you with determination.



* File saved.



The voice was right, some of the garbage here was familiar. While none of it was anything she personally threw away, she saw various Nickel Samurai merchandise, including an action figure with its base seemingly personally signed by Matt Engarde.



As Franziska continued walking through the garbage dump, she thought she saw something odd in one of the piles of trash. Looking closer, she realized what it was: a machine made of plywood and cheap motors that had long since stopped working, in the image of a certain police mascot.



Wasn’t that the makeshift Blue Badger mascot that used to sit outside the police station Detective Gumshoe worked at?



* What…is that?



* I don’t know. It’s very unsettling.



“It’s the Blue Badger. A police mascot, for some reason,” Franziska said, staring at it. “I have no idea why the police of this country chose it. It’s…bizarre.”



* I can see why it got thrown away.



* Me too.



“That’s it. That’s it! THAT’S IT!!!” a voice suddenly rings out…coming from the mascot.



It begins to float in the air, as its painted-on eyes narrow.



“I have HAD it with your slander of this body!” the mascot says, positioning itself in front of the exit to the garbage dump. “All three of you! Shut up!”



* What.



* What?!



“And who are you?” Franziska asked.



“I am a ghost who lives inside a dummy…or at least I did, until YOU CAME ALONG!” the mascot shouted.



“I have never met you before in my life,” Franziska said, crossing her arms.



“My cousin lived inside a dummy in the Ruins! But after you threatened them with your whip, they didn’t feel safe being there anymore! So I lent them my old body! And now I’m stuck with this body!” the mascot said.



“...I am sorry that I threatened your cousin. I was not aware that there was anyone living inside the dummy, or that that was even possible,” Franziska said.



“Futile. Futile! FUTILE!!!” the mascot said, as Franziska’s soul appeared. “Human! I’ll repay what you did to my cousin, three hundred thirty three-fold!”



* Mad Badger blocks the way!



The Mad Badger raised its baton and flag up in the air, before smacking them together, sending several bullets Franziska’s way, which she ducked under.



“If you dislike this body, why can’t you find a different one?” Franziska asked.



“Really. Really?! REALLY?!?!?! Do you think bodies grow on trees?!” the Mad Badger screeched, as several bullets in the shapes of miniature Blue Badgers manifested around Franziska. “Why do you think I’m in the garbage dump?! Unless you’re willing to shell out a bunch of G, it’s the only place to find even slightly suitable bodies!”



The mini-badgers fired more bullets at Franziska. One grazed against her shoulder, and she flinched.



“And how will attacking me help you find a body?” Franziska asked.



“Isn’t it obvious? I’ll take your soul and cross the Barrier!” the Mad Badger said, swinging at Franziska with its flag. “Up there, there’s so many bodies I could find! I could be the mannequin in a fancy store, even.”



“You don’t sound too happy about that last statement,” Franziska noted, backing away from the flag.



“EVERYTHING I WANT WILL BE MINE!” the Mad Badger yelled, summoning more mini-badgers.



“Really? Everything?” Franziska asked, dodging their bullets. “Surely being a store mannequin isn’t your lifelong dream.”



* Doesn’t seem like it’s much for conversation.



* Can’t it hear us?



“YES, I CAN!” the Mad Badger said. “And for your information, my pronouns are she/her!”



* Oh. Sorry.



* Doesn’t seem like she’s much for conversation.



“That’s better!” the Mad Badger said, her assault slowing a bit. “And maybe I’d be more open to talk if you said anything worthwhile!”



* Rude.



“Alright. What do you want, then?” Franziska said, stepping to the side of the Mad Badger’s attacks.



“Didn’t I already tell you?! I want a body that’s rightfully mine!” the Mad Badger said, swinging at Franziska again. “I need it. I need it! I NEED IT!!!”



“And you don’t like this body, correct?” Franziska asked, avoiding the swing.



* Where are you going with this?



“Correct. Correct! CORRECT!!!” the Mad Badger said, raising her flag and baton up. “And I concur! Where are you going with this?!”



“Perhaps we could help you find a proper body?” Franziska suggested.



“What,” the Mad Badger said, her attacks abruptly stopping.



“Surely there’s someone down here willing to make the perfect body for you, without you having to become a murderer for it,” Fraziska pointed out.



“I…” the Mad Badger said, looking to the side.



“oh…hi…” a familiar voice sounded, causing the pupils in Mad Badger’s eyes to shrink to pinpricks.



“Napstablook?” Franziska asked, looking around for the source of the voice. Sure enough, the ghost was nearby, staring at her and the Mad Badger.



“B…Blooky?!” the Mad Badger stammered.



“Do you know them?” Franziska asked.



“oh…if now’s a bad time, i can go…sorry…” Napstablook said, starting to fade.



“Wait. Wait! WAIT!!!” the Mad Badger said. “Don’t go yet!”



“why not…” Napstablook said, fading back into view. “it’s…not like I mattered to you before…”



“What are you talking about?” Franziska asked.



“This is a private matter. Private! PRIVATE!!! Stay out of it!” the Mad Badger said, brandishing a knife at Franziska.



“please don’t hurt her…she’s nice…” Napstablook said, crying a few tears. They fell onto the Mad Badger, causing her to flinch.



“Ow! Ok! I won’t hurt her!” the Mad Badger said, putting her knife away, and swiveling around to look at Napstablook.



“so…what did you want to say…maddy…” Napstablook asked.



“I…want to apologize,” Maddy said. “For…never visiting after I left the farm.”



“...really?” Napstablook said, eyes widening a bit.



“I…didn’t like living at the farm. I was worried that if I went back, there’d be…uncomfortable memories brought to the surface,” Maddy said, lowering her flag. “But I should’ve at least visited. Especially after hearing that all our other cousins had left the farm.”



“...thank you,” Napstablook said. “i…missed you…”



Maddy stood there for a few seconds, before the Mad Badger she was possessing went limp. Another ghost appeared next to it, shaped similarly to Napstablook, but seeming fiercer somehow.



“Fine. Fine! Fine!!!” Maddy said, turning to look at Franziska. “You three!”



“What is it?” Franziska asked.



* Are you going to start attacking us again?



* I don’t think she’s going to.



“I’m taking you up on your offer!” Maddy said, floating over to be by Franziska’s side. “You’re going to find the perfect body for me! And I’ll search with you!”



* Do you mean you’re joining us?



“Yes. Yes! YES!!!” Maddy said. “I’m joining you! I need to make sure you don’t forget, after all!”



“I suppose having another monster in our entourage wouldn’t hurt,” Franziska said. “Very well.”



* Maddy joined the party!



* Didn’t expect anyone else to join us, but hey, I’m not opposed.



“Perfect. Perfect! PERFECT!!!” Maddy said, cackling with glee. “But don’t expect me to stick around afterwards, alright? I have places to be!”



“before you go…umm…want to ‘hang out’ at my home?” Napstablook asked.



“...I would,” Maddy said, turning back towards Napstablook.



“then…feel free to ‘come with’. you too…franziska…and mia…and that other ghost…” Napstablook asked, floating towards the exit of the dump. “no pressure, though…you don’t have to if you don’t want to…”



“I don’t see why not,” Franziska said, curtsying at the ghost. “Very well. Lead the way.”



Napstablook floated out of the dump. After a few seconds, Maddy followed, and Franziska followed after them both.



As she reached a large, open room, she noticed another star in the center, and reached for it.



* Having yet another companion to travel with fills you with determination.



* File saved.



=====​



COURT RECORD:



Evidence:



Prosecutor’s Badge - Proof of my profession. Like my papa and little brother, I keep mine in my pocket.



Cell Phone - My phone. Toriel, Papyrus, and Sans’ numbers have been registered to it.



Newspaper Articles - Articles detailing the disappearance of several children on Mount Ebott.



Photograph - A photograph of my second cousin, Bailey von Karma. I never met her.



Doodle - A drawing that I had obtained during my third trial with Phoenix Wright. I had meant to return this to him, but now…



Faded Ribbon - A ribbon belonging to a child who disappeared on Mount Ebott, Patia Fey. It’s speckled with blood.



Recipe - Toriel’s parting gift to me. A recipe for cinnamon-butterscotch pie.



Tough Glove - A glove Snowdrake gave to me. Seems to be fit for a human hand.



Snowman Piece - A button belonging to a talking snowman. They asked me to bring it very far away.



Wrapper - Discarded trash from when I gave Papyrus some ice cream. Contains an illustration of a hug.



Spy Camera - A camera I found hidden in a lump of snow. Has the serial number 013.



Snowdrake’s Photo - A childhood photograph of Snowdrake and his parents. Was used to decorate Gyftrot.



Puzzle Book - A large book of sudoku puzzles that Papyrus gifted to me.



Dusty Tutu - A tutu that previously belonged to Bailey von Karma. It’s covered in monster dust. Could she really have murdered a monster?



Punch Card - A card given to me by an ice cream seller. I can exchange three for a free ice cream.



Ballet Shoes - Belonged to Bailey von Karma. Caked in dust, far too much to have been from natural causes.



Ebott Dam - A dam being constructed on the Ebott River. Likely lowering the water intake of the Underground.



Profiles:



Bailey von Karma - An aspiring ballerina who went missing on Mount Ebott, and my second cousin. Was calling out for help. Deceased.



Flowey - A talking flower. It knew that I traveled back in time, and has been talking to Papyrus for some reason. What are its goals?



Toriel - A monster who intended on keeping me trapped in the Ruins. Fortunately, I was able to convince her to let me go.



Odd Voice - A voice that appeared in my head shortly after I met Toriel. They claim that their hands “aren’t free of dust”, but refuse to elaborate.



Napstablook - A ghost monster who offered to channel a spirit for me. Cousins with Maddy. I hope my advice helps them.



Mia Fey - A deceased defense attorney, and the sister of Maya Fey. She is now accompanying me on my journey.



Asgore - A monster outside the Ruins. Wants to kill me for my soul.



Sans - A skeleton monster I met shortly after exiting the Ruins. He knows about my erased murder, but seems more concerned about Flowey.



Papyrus - A skeleton monster I met shortly after exiting the Ruins. Tried to capture me, but became friends with me instead.



Snowdrake - A bird monster, and an aspiring comedian. His sense of humor is improving, very slowly. A friend.



Alphys - The royal scientist of this place. Has some sort of connection with Undyne.



Undyne - The captain of the Royal Guard. Wants to take my soul. Killed me, but I traveled back in time to before my death.



Mr. Dreemurr - The king of all monsters. Supposedly kind and willing to help, according to Papyrus. Bad at names.



Mettaton - The Underground’s biggest star, according to Shyren’s talent agent. Supposedly his shows are stagnating.



Asriel - The brother of the Odd Voice. It seems he was very close with them.



Maddy - A ghost formerly living inside a police mascot. Cousins with Napstablook. Accompanying me for the time being, until she finds a suitable body.



Other:



Cinnamon Bun X2



Burger X2



900 G
 
Chapter 20: The Two Faces of a Studio New

IFBench

Rescue Team Member
Location
Pokemon Paradise
Partners
  1. chikorita-saltriv
  2. bench-gen
  3. charmander
  4. snivy
  5. treecko
  6. tropius
  7. arctozolt
  8. wartortle
  9. zorua
Chapter 20: The Two Faces of a Studio



Franziska followed the two visible ghosts, until she came to an area with two odd-looking houses next to each other. One was a faded blue, the other faded red. One was leaning west, the other east. One had the lights off inside, the other had them on.



Napstablook and Maddy floated inside the blue house leaning to the west with the lights off. That must be Napstablook’s house.



She opened the door, and walked inside.



It was…well, it was befitting of a ghost, reminiscent of stories Franziska heard of decrepit, haunted buildings. Floorboards were missing, the walls were cracked, and furnishings were sparse. Though most of the few furnishings that were there, being a fridge, television, and desktop computer, seemed oddly high-tech for this dilapidated building.



There was also a record player in a corner, alongside what appeared to be several record albums. Napstablook was over by them, and after a few seconds, eerie music started playing.



“There you are!” Maddy said, over by a cobweb in the opposite corner. “Took you long enough!”



“it’s fine…” Napstablook said, turning away from the record player. “um…welcome to my house.”



“It is…I’m not sure what I was expecting,” Franziska said, crossing her arms. “But nonetheless, thank you for inviting me.”



“sorry it’s…like this. i…haven’t had guests in a long time…” Napstablook said.



“It’s fine. It’s fine! IT’S FINE!!!” Maddy said. “It’s in a better state than I imagine my old house is in.”



“Is that the house next door?” Franziska asked.



“No. No! NO!!!” Maddy yelled. “Mine’s further away! That house was Metts’.”



“And who might that be?” Franziska asked, noting the similarity of the name to Mettaton’s.



* By any chance, would Metts be Mettaton?



“i…don’t think so,” Napstablook said, looking away. “metts…he…”



“Let’s not talk about him!” Maddy yelled. “We’re here to hang out! Have fun! Think about good things! Like things that aren’t Metts!”



* We should probably at least turn the light off in there.



“Fine. I’ll go do that. Later,” Maddy said.



“...so, um…would you like a ghost sandwich?” Napstablook asked, floating towards the fridge.



“I have plenty of food, but thank you,” Franziska said. “Perhaps we could share a meal together?”



“Perfect. Perfect! PERFECT!!! I was feeling hungry!” Maddy said. “Let’s eat!”



As Napstablook took two translucent sandwiches out of the fridge, Franziska sat down and took one of the burgers Sans had given her out of her bag. Thankfully, the container it was in had prevented the burger from falling apart and getting her bag messy.



She took a bite out of it. It was…



…decent. She didn’t understand why Maya was so fanatical about them, but it was far from terrible, and she was feeling rather hungry. She hadn’t eaten anything since the slice of pie Toriel had given her.



Franziska, Napstablook, and Maddy ate in silence for a few minutes, until all three had finished their food.



* How was the burger?



“It was alright,” Franziska said. “Though compared to how Maya described them, they’re a disappointment.”



* I’m telling Maya that next time I’m able.



“umm…who’s maya?” Napstablook asked. “you mentioned her before…in the ruins. you said she could channel you…”



* I’m curious about her myself. You mentioned her being your sister?



* She’s my younger sister. I try to look after as best I can, even in death.



“Wait. Wait! WAIT!!!” Maddy said. “She’s a channeler?! And human?!”



* Yep! I was too, before I died. We’re both from a long line of spirit channelers.



“I didn’t know humans could be spirit channelers. Thought only us ghost monsters could do it!” Maddy said.



* I didn’t know channeling was even possible until Napstablook here channeled Mia.



Maddy looked at Napstablook with wide eyes, and Napstablook seemed to shrink away under her gaze.



“You channeled?! Successfully?!” Maddy asked.



“...yes,” Napstablook said. “franziska…she knew how it worked, and gave me a photo of a human and a name…and now mia’s here…”



* And now Franziska’s stuck with me! At least until I get channeled again…presumably.



Franziska hoped that wouldn’t stick. She didn’t need snarky commentary in her head for the rest of her life.



“Wow. Wow! WOW!!!” Maddy said. “Congrats! That’s an amazing feat!”



“thanks…” Napstablook said, seeming to perk up a little.



* While we’re all talking about ourselves, what’s your story, other ghost that’s been with us since I met Franziska?



* Me?



* Yes, you. We don’t even know your name yet.



* …can we talk about something else?



“Is your name that big of a secret?” Franziska asked, crossing her arms.



“Tell us. Tell us! TELL US!!!” Maddy yelled.



“let’s…umm…not press them…if that’s ok…sorry…” Napstablook said.



* …alright. I’ll leave it be for now.



“Me too…I guess,” Maddy said, looking irritated.



* Thank you.



“now that we’ve all finished eating…want to lay down and feel like garbage?” Napstablook asked.



“Of course!” Maddy said, promptly laying down on the floor. Napstablook soon joined her.



“Why would you ever want to do that on purpose?!” Franziska asked.



“It’s a family tradition!” Maddy said. “Now either join us or be quiet!”



“I refuse to participate in this,” Franziska said, standing up. “Do as you wish, but if you need me, I’ll be either turning off the lights in the nearby house, or outside.”



Franziska walked out of Napstablook’s house, and tried to open the door to the house supposedly belonging to “Metts”.



The doorknob refused to budge.



* Seems like it’s locked. Maybe you should head back inside with Napstablook and Maddy.



“No. I’ll simply wait out here,” Franziska said. “I do not want to feel like garbage.”



* …



A few minutes passed in silence, before Maddy emerged from the house, eyes narrowed.



“What was that for?!” she asked.



“I simply did not want to participate,” Franziska said, crossing her arms. “Your family traditions and mine are different.”



“Fine,” Maddy said, before looking up at the house’s window. “I thought you were going to turn the lights off?”



“The door was locked,” Franziska said.



“Fine! I’ll do it myself,” Maddy said, rushing inside the house.



A few more minutes passed, yet the lights remained on. Eventually, the door clicked, and Maddy opened it from the inside. Her eyes were wide.



“Napstablook needs to see this,” Maddy said, before floating into Napstablook’s house.



* What do you think she found in there?



* I don’t think it’s anything good.



“I suppose we should take a look,” Franziska said, walking inside.



It was…surprisingly pristine, compared to Napstablook’s house. The floorboards and walls were all intact, there were far more furnishings, including an actual bed, and it was much more organized.



Except for the six books strewn across the floor.



Before Franziska could investigate, Maddy and Napstablook floated inside.



“Did you ever come in here? Even to take a peek?” Maddy asked.



“no…i didn’t want to invade metts’ privacy…” Napstablook said.



“Well you should have!” Maddy said, before turning to Franziska. “Oh, good, you’re here too. You can help.”



“What do you need?” Franziska asked.



“I need you to open up to the first pages of each of these books,” Maddy said. “I’d do it myself, but I think Blooky will need me to stay by their side for this. Read them aloud too, if you’d please.”



Franziska nodded, before taking one of the books and opening it up. “Dear Diary: Shyren’s sister ‘fell down’ recently. It’s sad. Without her sister to speak for her…she’s become more reclusive than ever. So I reached out to her, and said that she, Blooky, and I should all perform together sometime. She seemed to like that idea,” she read aloud.



“we…never did get to do that…” Napstablook said. “but…are you sure we should be reading these? It’s…private…”



“Certain. Certain! CERTAIN!!! You need to hear what’s in these!” Maddy said.



Out of curiosity, Franziska flipped to the next page of the diary, only to find it blank. “Only one entry in here?”



“The next book explains that,” Maddy said.



Franziska walked over to the next book, and opened it. “Dearer Diary: I like to buy a new diary for every entry I make. I love to collect diaries.”



“Incredibly wasteful,” Franziska said, moving onto the next diary.



* Who does something like that? Sounds awfully inconvenient to get a new diary for every single entry.



* Metts, apparently.



“Confirms that it’s actually Metts writing these, at least,” Maddy said.



“Dearest Diary: Our cousin left the farm to become a training dummy. That leaves just Blooky and I. Blooky asked me if I was going to try to become corporeal, too. They sounded so…resigned. Come on, Blooky. You know I’d never leave you behind. And besides, I’d never find the kind of body I’m looking for, anyway,” Franziska read from the next diary.



Both her and Napstablook looked at Maddy.



“Look. Look! LOOK!!! I said I’m sorry, ok?! And I’ll try to visit more!” Maddy said.



“...thanks, but…it still hurt…” Napstablook said.



“I’ll visit again as soon as I find a suitable body, alright?” Maddy said. “...and maybe after I pummel Metts a bit.”



“please don’t…” Napstablook said. “i…know he broke his promise, but…i don’t want him hurt.”



“Let’s move on,” Franziska said, opening the fourth diary. “My Darling Diary: I met someone…interesting today. Last week I posted that advertisement for my Human Fanclub. Today was our meeting. Only one other person came. Honestly, she’s a dork. And she’s obsessed with these awful cartoons. But she’s kind of funny, too. I want to see her again.”



“Metts…made a human fanclub?” Maddy said. “I understand he was always interested in humans, but a fanclub? Really?! No wonder only one other person showed up!”



“...i’d have joined if i knew…” Napstablook said, looking away.



“Look, there’s nothing wrong with fanclubs! I just don’t like them personally,” Maddy said.



“Diary, my Dear: My diary collection is going fabulously. I have like five now,” Franziska read from the fifth diary.



“Yeah, that one’s just another wasteful purchase from Metts,” Maddy said. “The important stuff is in the sixth diary.



Franiska walked over to the final diary, opened it, and read its contents aloud. “Dear Diary: She surprised me with something today. Sketches of a body she wants to create for me. A form beyond my wildest fantasies. In a form like that, I could finally feel like…’myself.’ After all, there’s no way I can be a star the way I am now. Sorry, Blooky. My dreams can’t wait for anyone…”



The growing urge to find Metts and whip him was hard for Franziska to ignore.



“Now do you understand?” Maddy said, looking back at Napstablook.



“I…but…metts…” Tears flowed from Napstablook’s eyes onto the ground.



“Mia was right. Mettaton is Metts!” Maddy said, eyes narrowed. “It should’ve been obvious! Their names start the same way, even!”



* …



“but they act so differently…could it really be true?” Napstablook asked.



“I haven’t met Metts nor Mettaton, so I can’t say for certain,” Franziska said, with her arms crossed. “However, I have a strong suspicion that Mia and Maddy are correct. And I have a strong urge to introduce him to my whip!”



“That’s the spirit!” Maddy said.



“please…don’t hurt him…” Napstablook said.



“I will try to only whip him lightly,” Franziska said. A few seconds of silence later, she added, “If necessary.”



* Thank you.



“yes…thank you…” Napstablook said. “i…guess this explains why i like mettaton’s shows so much…they remind me of metts.”



Franziska looked back down at the diaries. Perhaps shoving these entries in Mettaton’s face would be enough to get him to see reason, if it came to that. She turned to Napstablook and Maddy, and asked, “As Metts’ next of kin, I’d like to ask you both if I can take the useful diary pages from these as evidence.”



“You’re gonna rip the entries out? Perfect!” Maddy said. “I can reuse the rest of them myself! Been wanting a diary of my own.”



“...go ahead…” Napstablook said.



Franziska went from diary to diary, ripping out the pages that contained the important entries. Diaries 2 and 5 were skipped, as they only commented on the diary collection itself.



* You got the Diary Pages.



“Now, let’s finally turn off the lights in here, and be on our way,” Franziska said.



“Oh, right. Nearly forgot about that with the whole ‘learning your disappeared cousin is actually now the Underground’s biggest star’ thing,” Maddy said. She floated up towards a switch on the wall, flipped it, and the house went dark.



“We should get going,” Franziska said. She turned towards where Napstablook was, and curtsied at them. “Thank you for inviting me to your home, Napstablook. I hope we meet again.”



“I’ll be going as well. See you around, Blooky,” Maddy said.



“...me too…see you…” Napstablook said, as Franziska and Maddy left the house.



=====​



COURT RECORD:



Evidence:



Prosecutor’s Badge - Proof of my profession. Like my papa and little brother, I keep mine in my pocket.



Cell Phone - My phone. Toriel, Papyrus, and Sans’ numbers have been registered to it.



Newspaper Articles - Articles detailing the disappearance of several children on Mount Ebott.



Photograph - A photograph of my second cousin, Bailey von Karma. I never met her.



Doodle - A drawing that I had obtained during my third trial with Phoenix Wright. I had meant to return this to him, but now…



Faded Ribbon - A ribbon belonging to a child who disappeared on Mount Ebott, Patia Fey. It’s speckled with blood.



Recipe - Toriel’s parting gift to me. A recipe for cinnamon-butterscotch pie.



Tough Glove - A glove Snowdrake gave to me. Seems to be fit for a human hand.



Snowman Piece - A button belonging to a talking snowman. They asked me to bring it very far away.



Wrapper - Discarded trash from when I gave Papyrus some ice cream. Contains an illustration of a hug.



Spy Camera - A camera I found hidden in a lump of snow. Has the serial number 013.



Snowdrake’s Photo - A childhood photograph of Snowdrake and his parents. Was used to decorate Gyftrot.



Puzzle Book - A large book of sudoku puzzles that Papyrus gifted to me.



Dusty Tutu - A tutu that previously belonged to Bailey von Karma. It’s covered in monster dust. Could she really have murdered a monster?



Punch Card - A card given to me by an ice cream seller. I can exchange three for a free ice cream.



Ballet Shoes - Belonged to Bailey von Karma. Caked in dust, far too much to have been from natural causes.



Ebott Dam - A dam being constructed on the Ebott River. Likely lowering the water intake of the Underground.



Diary Pages - 4 entries depicting how Mettaton abandoned his cousins for stardom. Were originally in separate diaries.



Profiles:



Bailey von Karma - An aspiring ballerina who went missing on Mount Ebott, and my second cousin. Was calling out for help. Deceased.



Flowey - A talking flower. It knew that I traveled back in time, and has been talking to Papyrus for some reason. What are its goals?



Toriel - A monster who intended on keeping me trapped in the Ruins. Fortunately, I was able to convince her to let me go.



Odd Voice - A voice that appeared in my head shortly after I met Toriel. They claim that their hands “aren’t free of dust”, but refuse to elaborate.



Napstablook - A ghost monster who offered to channel a spirit for me. Cousins with Maddy and Mettaton. I hope they’ll be ok, after what they learned about Mettaton.



Mia Fey - A deceased defense attorney, and the sister of Maya Fey. She is now accompanying me on my journey.



Asgore - A monster outside the Ruins. Wants to kill me for my soul.



Sans - A skeleton monster I met shortly after exiting the Ruins. He knows about my erased murder, but seems more concerned about Flowey.



Papyrus - A skeleton monster I met shortly after exiting the Ruins. Tried to capture me, but became friends with me instead.



Snowdrake - A bird monster, and an aspiring comedian. His sense of humor is improving, very slowly. A friend.



Alphys - The royal scientist of this place. Has some sort of connection with Undyne.



Undyne - The captain of the Royal Guard. Wants to take my soul. Killed me, but I traveled back in time to before my death.



Mr. Dreemurr - The king of all monsters. Supposedly kind and willing to help, according to Papyrus. Bad at names.



Mettaton - The Underground’s biggest star. Supposedly his shows are stagnating. Cousins with Napstablook and Maddy, and abandoned them to seek stardom.



Asriel - The brother of the Odd Voice. It seems he was very close with them.



Maddy - A ghost formerly living inside a police mascot. Cousins with Napstablook and Mettaton. Accompanying me for the time being, until she finds a suitable body.



Other:



Cinnamon Bun X2



Burger X1



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