558 >Syb: say yes

Syb: So, what's life like in the Underground after, what happened?

River Person: What are you talking about?

Syb: About 6 years ago, all the monsters down here got their souls taken by a flower guy, and then when we woke up, the barrier was broken.

River Person: Oh right

River Person: That

River Person: Well, its mostly just been me

River Person: and a snowperson

River Person: water still flows through the caves

River Person: and food still grows on the trees, although it's much harder to tend to them

River Person: How's life like above ground?

Syb: Oh, it's good.

Syb: Most of us monsters have split up to roam the world as a minority.

Syb: My sis and I made our way back to our family's old forest.

Syb: I've been doing the rest of my schooling online, with the rest of my classmates.

Syb: I'm now going into "high school" which is cool.

Syb: Ms. Buns got a divorce, but this hasn't stopped her from teaching us very well.

Syb: Most of the other monsters who didn't leave for glory elsewhere or go back to their heritage went and made their own city right next to Mt. Ebott.

Syb: Newer Home is kind of a joke.

Syb: I've been a few times to revisit old friends, and they've been working on a subway system, an UNDERGROUND TRAIN NETWORK, for their entire time as being a city.

Syb: Yet no subway to be found.

Syb: Not even sandwiches.

River Person: How's your mom?

Syb: Oh, you don't know?

Syb: My mom died the day frisk came down to the underground.

Syb: So now my sis is my legal guardian.

Syb: I always wondered why they allowed her to be my guardian when she was only 2 years older than I was, so she was 10 when the barrier broke.

Syb: But now I see why her "age" is put into question.

River Person: Oh, you saw that

River Person: Look, I can explain