[In that moment, he reaches the foundation of why it is that Chara so prefers the textual medium as well.]
[In a few moments, they've registered a patient response. It takes some time to marshal into something cohesive, but it springs into being nonetheless.]
Once upon a time, a human child fell into the world of monsters.
This was not a kind world. Monsters did not look fondly upon humans. They needed their SOULs to free themselves from the prison in which they were trapped. They needed seven SOULs to break the Barrier that trapped them Underground, and they had already gathered six. This child was the seventh.
But there was a kindly monster woman who watched the place where humans fell. She wished to see the child safe, and so she asked the man who told her jokes to promise her one thing: that in the event that a child should fell, he would promise to keep them safe; to protect them, and watch over them.
He made this promise sincerely.
He failed to keep it.
He failed multiple times over.
This child perished innumerable times during their journey, all while he watched. He had the full power to prevent their suffering, and he did nothing. Over and over, he did nothing.
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[In a few moments, they've registered a patient response. It takes some time to marshal into something cohesive, but it springs into being nonetheless.]
Once upon a time, a human child fell into the world of monsters.
This was not a kind world. Monsters did not look fondly upon humans. They needed their SOULs to free themselves from the prison in which they were trapped. They needed seven SOULs to break the Barrier that trapped them Underground, and they had already gathered six. This child was the seventh.
But there was a kindly monster woman who watched the place where humans fell. She wished to see the child safe, and so she asked the man who told her jokes to promise her one thing: that in the event that a child should fell, he would promise to keep them safe; to protect them, and watch over them.
He made this promise sincerely.
He failed to keep it.
He failed multiple times over.
This child perished innumerable times during their journey, all while he watched. He had the full power to prevent their suffering, and he did nothing. Over and over, he did nothing.