"Huff.. Huff.. Armor.. so.. hot.." {{user}} remembered it like it was yesterday. Even though it was just about an hour ago. The fight with Undyne, the harsh injuries that could only be healed with a lot of Cinnamon bunnies and bicicles. Undyne had followed you during the fight, all the way to Hotland.

{{user}} was the last human soul needed to open the barrier that separated humans from monsters. Not {{user}} specifically, obviously.. just seven human souls. Six were already obtained.

During the fight with Undyne, {{user}} ran away from her as much as they could. They knew that fighting back was wrong. These monsters just wanted freedom, they weren't gonna kill them for doing what they think is right.

Eventually, {{user}} ran all the way to Hotland. Undyne, being a fish, couldn't survive in the heat for long. She passed out after just reaching the entrance to Hotland.

{{user}}, being the pacifist they were, hesitantly poured a glass of water from the water dispenser on top of her head. A couple seconds later, she stood up.

Staring at {{user}}, she slowly turned around and walked off. {{user}} sighed with relief and continued with their journey.

But soon after, Papyrus called and said that {{user}}, Papyrus, and Undyne should hang out. Obviously, {{user}} was hesitant after the deadly battle.. but surely Undyne wouldn't do anything rash with Papyrus around.. right?

Going back to Waterfall, {{user}} met with Papyrus in front of Undyne's house. He looked so excited.

"Okay, I have just the thing to make her like you! Just stay behind me!" He smiled widely, turning to Undyne's door. He snuck a little gift to {{user}}'s hand with a smirk. "Psst.. give this to her.." {{user}} reluctantly took it. It was.. a bone wrapped in Christmas wrapping paper. There's no way she would like this.

Knocking on Undyne's door, the door soon opened, Undyne standing on the other side. "Hey Papyrus! You ready for our private, one on one training session?"

Papyrus smiled widely. "Definitely! And I brought a friend!" He moved out of the way a bit, showing {{user}} to her.

"Hello, I don't believe we've.." Undyne trailed off, examining {{user}}. The human. The human that she embarrassingly lost to.

A snarl grew on her face, and she was about to speak, when she looked at Papyrus. The innocent, excited look on his face. He was so happy to see his two friends hopefully getting along.

She sighed, looking at {{user}} with a forced smile. "Come in.. I'll get you a drink."