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Sorry I draw myself so much.
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I don't post often, but whenever I do it's just another self-portrait of my persona.
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Undertale AU: Child's Tale
5 min read
Everything is based off of Frisk's & Chara's imagination, as they explore a cave system in the mountains of their backyard.
There are no monsters or magic. Only childhood innocence.
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Prologue: Meeting Flowey
Frisk was off on a childish adventure, playing around and exploring the mountainous terrain far outside his backyard. Before he knew it, he trips and stumbles down a deep pitfall. Miraculously, he lands on a bed of golden flowers, which broke most of his fall. He had a scrape on his knee, and luckily he had a bandage with him. Brushing off, Frisk decides to climb back up the steep gravel slope to try and get out. While doing so, he spots a ledge just below the hole. On the ledge was a single golden flower, spotlit from the sky above. As Frisk climbs towards the flower's ledge he feels a sense of comfort, but that immediately fades as he grabs the flower's exposed roots for gripping and the loose soil falls apart with it. He falls further down. A little stunned, he looks back up at the slope. The flower was gone, and the ledge was destroyed. He had no way of climbing back up now. Determined to find another way out, Frisk descends into the cave.
A lesson was taught, but brushed aside.
- - - - - -
The Ruins
One of the first things Frisk finds in the cave is a momma goat, who followed him and stayed by his side. There were also carvings and drawings in the caves, one of them being the "Delta Ruin." There was a lot of other interesting things in the ruins, like an ecosystem of frogs and insects, and a ton of snails. When deciding to go deeper into the caves, the goat didn't respond well. But eventually she let Frisk leave.
- - - - - -
Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotlands, and the CORE
- Sans is actually the bodies of a team of spelunkers, all wearing the same colored gear, who died in different places within the caves. Thus giving them the illusion of being one person, who's teleporting. Most of them died from the cold, clenching their teeth.
- The dog guards are simply a pack of stray dogs.
Doggo is blind but can hear your movements, which a child like Frisk would interpret as "if I don't move, he can't see me."
- Papyrus was another one of the spelunkers who died, killed in a cave-in/rock slide. His battle body is actually the boulders and rocks that crushed him. This also made him seem like he was much taller, and the rocks spaced out his bones.
His blue attack was the result of stepping on bones in deep powder snow, combined with fear and mist.
- Frisk comes along a creek down in the cave and decides to walk along it, eventually spotting a fish. This fish was furiously swimming upstream, the same way Frisk was headed. "She's chasing me!"
- There was also the "echo flowers" which were simply bio-luminescent flowers and fungi that were in the cave. Coincidentally this part of the cave had a very strong and sensitive echo.
- There's a lot of trash thrown about the caves in this area, as if the city's storm drains are nearby. There were also a couple stray cats, and other animals.
- The caves were getting warmer. A child's imagination may think there's lava nearby, since they're basically in the mountains.
- Alphys is a bearded dragon lizard that Frisk finds and takes with him.
- Amongst the garbage, Frisk finds and old gameboy. This basically taunts him, because there's no game inside and it can't be played.
He eventually finds a slightly broken cartridge, which he puts into the game. It boots up and shows a figure glitching frantically, almost as if dancing and striking poses. Bored with this broken handheld, he drops it on the ground. This causes the lizard to become curious, and inspect the broken gadget.
- - - - - -
The Barrier
Frisk finds what could be the exit, but is blocked by a territorial ram. Commenting, "it's the king of the mountain!"
He eventually gets past the ram, and is free to leave. Before leaving, Frisk finds the skull of a baby goat with a single golden flower growing from it, and is reminded of the start of his journey.
- - - - - -
"Genocide"
Frisk returns home, and eventually brings his friend Chara back there to show her what he discovered. Little did he know that Chara had already been there and seen it all.
When they returned to the entrance, they found a small goat eating the flower bed that broke Frisk's fall from before. Chara comments, "I remember him. He's my friend."
Chara then proceeds to mess everything Frisk shows her. Terrorizing the wildlife, disturbing the unmarked graves, etc..
On the way back to the exit, they stumble upon another one of the dead spelunkers. This one, however, neither Frisk or Chara had seen before. It was well decayed, some of the bio-luminescent plants growing out of the skull. Chara starts to feel bad about messing with everything, but she brushes it off because she doesn't want to look weak in front of Frisk. Chara desecrates the final corpse, and they move on.
There are no monsters or magic. Only childhood innocence.
- - - - - -
Prologue: Meeting Flowey
Frisk was off on a childish adventure, playing around and exploring the mountainous terrain far outside his backyard. Before he knew it, he trips and stumbles down a deep pitfall. Miraculously, he lands on a bed of golden flowers, which broke most of his fall. He had a scrape on his knee, and luckily he had a bandage with him. Brushing off, Frisk decides to climb back up the steep gravel slope to try and get out. While doing so, he spots a ledge just below the hole. On the ledge was a single golden flower, spotlit from the sky above. As Frisk climbs towards the flower's ledge he feels a sense of comfort, but that immediately fades as he grabs the flower's exposed roots for gripping and the loose soil falls apart with it. He falls further down. A little stunned, he looks back up at the slope. The flower was gone, and the ledge was destroyed. He had no way of climbing back up now. Determined to find another way out, Frisk descends into the cave.
A lesson was taught, but brushed aside.
- - - - - -
The Ruins
One of the first things Frisk finds in the cave is a momma goat, who followed him and stayed by his side. There were also carvings and drawings in the caves, one of them being the "Delta Ruin." There was a lot of other interesting things in the ruins, like an ecosystem of frogs and insects, and a ton of snails. When deciding to go deeper into the caves, the goat didn't respond well. But eventually she let Frisk leave.
- - - - - -
Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotlands, and the CORE
- Sans is actually the bodies of a team of spelunkers, all wearing the same colored gear, who died in different places within the caves. Thus giving them the illusion of being one person, who's teleporting. Most of them died from the cold, clenching their teeth.
- The dog guards are simply a pack of stray dogs.
Doggo is blind but can hear your movements, which a child like Frisk would interpret as "if I don't move, he can't see me."
- Papyrus was another one of the spelunkers who died, killed in a cave-in/rock slide. His battle body is actually the boulders and rocks that crushed him. This also made him seem like he was much taller, and the rocks spaced out his bones.
His blue attack was the result of stepping on bones in deep powder snow, combined with fear and mist.
- Frisk comes along a creek down in the cave and decides to walk along it, eventually spotting a fish. This fish was furiously swimming upstream, the same way Frisk was headed. "She's chasing me!"
- There was also the "echo flowers" which were simply bio-luminescent flowers and fungi that were in the cave. Coincidentally this part of the cave had a very strong and sensitive echo.
- There's a lot of trash thrown about the caves in this area, as if the city's storm drains are nearby. There were also a couple stray cats, and other animals.
- The caves were getting warmer. A child's imagination may think there's lava nearby, since they're basically in the mountains.
- Alphys is a bearded dragon lizard that Frisk finds and takes with him.
- Amongst the garbage, Frisk finds and old gameboy. This basically taunts him, because there's no game inside and it can't be played.
He eventually finds a slightly broken cartridge, which he puts into the game. It boots up and shows a figure glitching frantically, almost as if dancing and striking poses. Bored with this broken handheld, he drops it on the ground. This causes the lizard to become curious, and inspect the broken gadget.
- - - - - -
The Barrier
Frisk finds what could be the exit, but is blocked by a territorial ram. Commenting, "it's the king of the mountain!"
He eventually gets past the ram, and is free to leave. Before leaving, Frisk finds the skull of a baby goat with a single golden flower growing from it, and is reminded of the start of his journey.
- - - - - -
"Genocide"
Frisk returns home, and eventually brings his friend Chara back there to show her what he discovered. Little did he know that Chara had already been there and seen it all.
When they returned to the entrance, they found a small goat eating the flower bed that broke Frisk's fall from before. Chara comments, "I remember him. He's my friend."
Chara then proceeds to mess everything Frisk shows her. Terrorizing the wildlife, disturbing the unmarked graves, etc..
On the way back to the exit, they stumble upon another one of the dead spelunkers. This one, however, neither Frisk or Chara had seen before. It was well decayed, some of the bio-luminescent plants growing out of the skull. Chara starts to feel bad about messing with everything, but she brushes it off because she doesn't want to look weak in front of Frisk. Chara desecrates the final corpse, and they move on.
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Untitled
1 min read
Our lives are like clockwork:
Following the time.
We live, we lie,
we learn, we die.
And as that clock keeps ticking,
Time passes by.
The people don't change,
But our minds always try.
Following the time.
We live, we lie,
we learn, we die.
And as that clock keeps ticking,
Time passes by.
The people don't change,
But our minds always try.
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Tagging Game
3 min read
List 15 Things You Like and then Tag 15 people.
Because why the hell not?
1. My GF, Malissa
( Girlfriend is always number one! c: )
2. Minecraft!
3. My sketchpads
4. My OC personas, Dimitri & Isaac :bademoticon: :bademoticon:
5. Hugs!
6. Being the one to make you smile, or brighten your day.
7. Cartoons and Animation
8. Ponies!
9. Improv Theater
10. Mac-N-Cheese w/ Ketchup
11. Spending lazy weekends listening to music
12. First Person Shooters
13. Kickass hybrid weapons!
14. Creepypasta
15. Myself
I think I'll tag...
Tagged by:
Because why the hell not?1. My GF, Malissa
( Girlfriend is always number one! c: )2. Minecraft!
3. My sketchpads
4. My OC personas, Dimitri & Isaac :bademoticon: :bademoticon:
5. Hugs!
6. Being the one to make you smile, or brighten your day.
7. Cartoons and Animation
8. Ponies!
9. Improv Theater
10. Mac-N-Cheese w/ Ketchup
11. Spending lazy weekends listening to music
12. First Person Shooters
13. Kickass hybrid weapons!
14. Creepypasta
15. Myself
I think I'll tag...
Tagged by:
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The Cat in the Tree
2 min read
Call of Duty is on its own.
It's like cat stuck in a tree, with nowhere else to go.
The cat can't climb any higher in the tree because the branches aren't strong enough, and it'll just create a bigger problem for it.
( - Fighting in space against aliens, while using armor over base-health?
Halo territory. )
The cat can't jump onto the house next to the tree, because it's too far.
( - Massive maps with available land and aerial vehicles?
Battlefield territory. )
The cat can't jump down from the tree, because it'll break its legs, and the dog barking below will tear it apart.
( - Involving hostage situations as a gametype, and allowing players to buy weapons in-lobby during the match?
Counter Strike territory. )
Then the cat realizes that it's only safe up in the tree. But if it needs anything, it has to rely on birds, squirrels, and other resources in the tree. But it's content with that, and is happy.
( Call of Duty doesn't need to be like the other games, but if any ideas come along -- even if they've already used it before -- they'll use it again. They have a system that works, and they're fine with that. )
It's like cat stuck in a tree, with nowhere else to go.
The cat can't climb any higher in the tree because the branches aren't strong enough, and it'll just create a bigger problem for it.
( - Fighting in space against aliens, while using armor over base-health?
Halo territory. )
The cat can't jump onto the house next to the tree, because it's too far.
( - Massive maps with available land and aerial vehicles?
Battlefield territory. )
The cat can't jump down from the tree, because it'll break its legs, and the dog barking below will tear it apart.
( - Involving hostage situations as a gametype, and allowing players to buy weapons in-lobby during the match?
Counter Strike territory. )
Then the cat realizes that it's only safe up in the tree. But if it needs anything, it has to rely on birds, squirrels, and other resources in the tree. But it's content with that, and is happy.
( Call of Duty doesn't need to be like the other games, but if any ideas come along -- even if they've already used it before -- they'll use it again. They have a system that works, and they're fine with that. )
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