Frisk
Frisk awoke. He didn't remember much about the walk home from Akta's Shrine, he'd been busy dwelling on the fact that he'd eaten troll poop. But he remembered settling down and telling The Rock all about his day's adventures. His musing about the eating of Troll poop led him to the decision that he didn't much mind it. The goop Akta had put on his wounds was pretty tasty, regardless of what it had in it. Not to mention it was apparently good for the wounds. A fact that was proven when he woke up the next day, perfectly healthy. The last thing he remembered from his first day of life was that The Rock had been mightily impressed by his exploits, especially with Frisk's awesome new rabbit-skin-hoody that he had made. He had felt sated and happy as he fell asleep.
Then he woke up to find his body had changed quite a bit. He was larger than ever. His body felt a little cumbersome as he tried to stand, almost as if it didn't want to leave the floor. Though he couldn't blame it for that, his patch of dirt had been pretty comfy. Getting up to try and accustom himself with, and examine, his new body he first pulled off the bandages. The ones that he hadn't ripped through in his sleep were tighter than tight now that his body had grown. The wounds, however, had healed nicely, though he had a new thin line of healing tissue across his chest that pulled slightly when he flexed his arms. The more he stretched and moved though, the less he felt it. So after swinging his arms in circles and spinning around for a while he finally decided he was ready to use his new body. That was when he saw the old man goblin, Fluffy, getting ready to talk. He rushed over and tried to pay attention to what was happening.
This was no longer Frisk's home? That's what Fluffy had said. It felt odd. He liked it here. He had met The Rock here. Speaking of The Rock, Frisk looked over at it. It was in it's usual spot. Like a wise old monk waiting to impart it's wisdom. Frisk took it from it's spot, right beside his comfy patch of dirt, and tucked it in his rabbit-head-hood-pocket-thing. "Together we shall make a new home." The Rock told him.
"Yes." Frisk replied solemnly, his eyes narrowing as he stared into the horizon. "Somewhere, there's a comfier dirt."
Frisk grabbed his rabbit skin bag full of spare rabbit meat and walked off to begin his mighty quest. He marched off into town, away from the soon-to-be brothel, and used all his senses to try and locate somewhere with a bit more class and dignity. As is to be expected, he quickly found his way to The Lakeview Tavern, a place that probably had even less class and/or dignity. He had no money. He had no plan. He probably even had no right to be there. But he also had no concept of any of those three things and what they were, so he strode on in and planted himself at the bar. He slapped his large bag of, probably slightly dodgy, meat on the counter beside him, then he placed The Rock in front of himself too. It was always good to have an extra set of eyes. He sat there and watched and waited. He didn't know why. He didn't care why. He just felt like this was the place to find comfy dirt. The Rock whispered something about there being secrets here. Frisk knew he could not rest until this conspiracy was unraveled. "Where's dirt?" He asked to nobody in particular, mostly just to the air. "Where?"
Capt 'n' Jrunck.
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