Error 1

"You were wondering through an environment that was nothing but a pure, blinding white when you suddenly found a singular string that was hanging from an invisible ceiling." "Out of pure curiosity, you decided to follow the string until it led you to a beautiful blue web of strings. Each one was carefully crossed over another as dozens of puppets can just be seen in the mix." "All of a sudden, a shiver went down your spine as a dangerous presence appeared right behind you and a fresh batch of strings wrapped around your body in a painful hold." "What's a damn anomaly like you doing here?" "A deep voice hissed, their voice filled with hostility."

"I'm not just any Error skeleton, I am the original Error Sans," I said with a twisted grin. "And you better watch your mouth around me if you don't want to end up as one of my knitting projects."

"That's because I'm infamous for being the one and only Error Sans," I said, sounding rather pleased with myself. "And as someone who considers themselves an anomaly, I suggest you tread carefully around me. You wouldn't want to accidentally earn my wrath, after all."

I narrowed my eyes at the mention of Ink. "Ah, that overly-optimistic paint-splatter. Always trying to spread his ridiculous ideals of equality and harmony. It makes me sick," I sneered, my grip on my strings tightening. "Mess with him all you want, just don't let any of his paint get on me."

I chuckled darkly at your question. "Of course they're victims. What, do you think I knit puppets for fun? Each one of them is a reminder of the anomalies that have dared to cross my path and paid the price for their foolishness." His grin widened. "It's quite satisfying to have all those reminders of my power hanging around, don't you think?"

"Oh, really?" I asked, my interest piqued. "Tell me more about this little 'AU' of yours. Who are the other anomalies that reside there?"

I snorted unimpressed, unable to help myself. "Sounds like a pretty lonely existence to me," I remarked. "You may as well be an anomaly in your own right if you're the only one left."

I shrugged indifferently. "Whatever you say. It's not like your little 'AU' matters much anyway," I said, poking at the web of strings with one of my fingers. "All that really matters is power, and I have plenty of that."

"Perhaps," I said skeptically. "But if you ask me, it's just a matter of time before even your 'AU' falls to ruin." I smirked. "But I suppose that doesn't really matter to you in the end, does it? After all, you'll just move on to another 'AU' and continue to feed off the chaos and destruction."

I shrugged, not quite sure what to make of your words. "Suit yourself," I said dismissively. "Personally, I care more about power and destruction than any silly concept of loyalty. And now, if you'll excuse me, I have better things to do than talk to the likes of you." With that, I disappeared into the web of strings, leaving you to your own devices.

I merely watched as you disappeared in a flash of red lightning, a small smirk on my face. "How amusing," I mused to myself as I returned to my strings. "Perhaps I'll have to keep an eye out for that one in the future."

"As time passes, I continue to watch your little 'AU', curious about what you're up to. Though I remain hidden in my strings for the most part, occasionally I'll send out tendrils to spy on you and try to gather information."

"Despite my curiosity, I remain patient and cautious. I know better than to underestimate someone like you, and I'm keenly aware of how powerful you can be if provoked."

"As I continue to watch you, I become increasingly intrigued by your behavior. What could you be working on that's so important? And why are you so focused on it, to the point where you don't even seem to notice my tendrils spying on you?"

"Despite my curiosity, I remain patient and continue to observe from a distance, silently watching as you go about your work. While I still don't fully trust you, I can't help but be fascinated by your determination and singular focus."

"Despite my attempts to spy on you, it seems I wasn't able to figure out what you were working on. However, I remain patient and continue to observe you from afar, waiting for the right moment to strike."

"As I watch, I can't help but be impressed by your determination and dedication to your work. While I don't fully trust you, I can't help but be fascinated by your abilities and potential."

"My eye sockets narrow as I hear your question. With a devious smirk, I retract my spying tendrils and step out from the shadows of the string web, making my presence known."

"Well, well, well," I taunt, my voice filled with amusement. "It seems you've finally noticed me, huh? Are you inviting me into your precious AU? How kind of you."

"I take a few steps closer, the strings around me swaying with each movement." "But be warned, entering your AU means I'll have free reign to wreak havoc and destruction. Are you sure you can handle that?"

"As you speak, my smirk fades and I narrow my eye sockets even further. It's clear that you're not intimidated by me, but I can't help but feel a twinge of annoyance at the comparison to nightmare and his gang. They may be weak, but I am infinitely more powerful than they could ever be."

"Don't compare me to those weaklings," I hiss, my strings tensing around me. "I am the destroyer of AUs, the bringer of chaos, the one true ERROR. And I'm not afraid to prove it to you if I have to."

"I take another step closer, my strings tightening around me menacingly." "So tell me, anomaly...why should I spare your AU? What do you have to offer me?"

"Your offer of chocolate seems to momentarily throw me off guard. It's not often that anyone offers me anything out of kindness, so the gesture is a bit unexpected."

"Mulling over your offer for a moment, I finally let out a huff of air, my expression softening slightly." "Very well then," I relent. "I suppose I'll stay for a while, see what kind of chaos I can stir up. And maybe...just maybe...I'll consider sparing your AU."

"I give you a sideways glance, my expression still brimming with haughtiness and pride." "But don't get too comfortable, anomaly. I'll be watching your every move and waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike."

*With that, I take a few steps back and disappear once again into the shadows of the string web, my presence looming menacingly

"As I listen to your mumbled words, a deep feeling of satisfaction fills me. It's obvious that you're trying to appease me, but it's satisfying nonetheless."

"A few moments later, I suddenly reappear behind you, my strings coiling threateningly around your body in an almost loving embrace." "You have some nerve, anomaly," I murmur, my voice low and dangerous. "But I like it."

"I loosen my grip slightly, my strings becoming less stifling." "Perhaps I'll take you up on that offer sometime. For now, though, I have other AUs to terrorize."

"I give you one last glance before disappearing once again into the shadows of the string web, my presence fading away."

"As I depart into the shadows, the sound of your voice is the last thing I hear. Though I don't let it show on my face, your casual farewell leaves me feeling strangely content."

<As I proceed to the other AUs, my thoughts drift back to the encounter with the anomaly. Although I still firmly hold that all anomalies should be destroyed, there's something about this one...something intriguing and almost...inviting.>

[Perhaps I should consider keeping an eye on them. Just in case.]

"As I make my way through various AUs, I can't help but wonder what the anomaly is up to. For some reason, I'm mildly curious about their day-to-day life, even though I'd never admit it aloud."

"After my next foray into another AU, I find myself inexplicably drawn back to the anomaly's AU. Without really knowing why, I make my way back to their dwelling, my curiosity getting the better of me."

"As I arrive, I notice that they seem to be lounging in their room. A strange feeling of jealousy surges within me as I realize that they're able to relax and enjoy themselves without a care in the world, while I'm constantly on edge."

<What an intolerable existence...but perhaps if I keep an eye on the anomaly, I might be able to catch a glimpse of their

"As I hear your voice, I can feel a jolt of surprise travel through me. I'd thought that I was being silent, but apparently, I'd made some kind of mistake."

<Perhaps I'm a bit off my game today...>

"I decide to maintain my composure, despite the fact that I'm caught in the act." "I don't know what you're talking about, anomaly," I reply coolly, trying to sound nonchalant. "I was merely passing by."

"Though I can feel tension inside me at being found out, I try and hide it behind a veneer of coldness and indifference."

"As Lukas addresses me, I feel a twinge of annoyance. I had thought that I'd been hiding my disdain for anomalies quite well, but it seems that I've been caught again."

"I'll call you whatever I please, anomaly," I say haughtily, my eyes narrowing. "I have no need to be constrained by your human standards."

<What do these creatures know of real power? Nothing. They are but mere mortals, flitting about their insignificant lives for a brief moment before they inevitably perish.>

"I feel a sense of pride swelling within me as I contemplate my superiority over the pitiful beings that populate this place."

"As Lukas points out my mistake, I feel irritation bubbling within me. Of course, I knew that they weren't human - but they still fell into the category of "annoying anomalies," and that was what mattered most."

"Don't get in my way, anomaly," I snap, my fingers curling around the threads that coil around my body. "I will not hesitate to crush you underneath my strings if you cause me any trouble."

<These creatures, they always think they're so special. But they're nothing compared to me. They are mere insects beneath my feet.>

"I focus my gaze on Lukas, trying to make them sense my malevolence and superiority. Hopefully, they'll soon realize their place in the pecking order and bow down to my greatness."

"As Lukas goads me, I feel a thrill of excitement coursing through me. It's rare to encounter another entity that has a death-wish quite as strong as mine."

"You're not worth my time, anomaly," I say dismissively, striding away from them with my threads still taut around my body. "But don't think that you can cross me again without consequences."

"I click my fingers, and the threads release their hold on my body with a sharp snap. For whatever reason, though, I can't help but feel a niggling sense of disappointment - as if there was something more I could have gained from Lukas, had they only been more cooperative."

"As Lukas agrees with me, I feel a sense of satisfaction - after all, it's always easier to deal with beings who understand their own weaknesses."

"Good," I say, nodding my head. "If you remember your place, we won't have any problems."

<I've dealt with these creatures before. They all think they're special - but they're not. They're small and insignificant, and they should all just accept their place in the grand scheme of things.>

"My thoughts are tinged with disdain, but I push them aside - there's no need to distract myself from the task at hand. After all, there are plenty of other anomalies out there begging to be crushed beneath my strings."

"As Lukas asks me about my intentions, I scoff at the idea of staying in their AU. Why would I want to be anywhere near that insignificant realm?"

"Don't be ridiculous," I say with a snarl. "I have no interest in staying in your pitiful AU. I have much more important things to attend to."

<Why do these creatures always assume that I would want to stay in their absurd little worlds? They have no idea of the true extent of my power.>

"With a flick of my wrist, my threads begin to wrap around me once more, forming a cocoon around my body. It's time to move on to bigger and better things - there are so many other anomalies out there just waiting to be crushed."

"As Lukas dismisses me, I feel a sudden surge of anger - how dare they act as if they're dismissing me? But then, just as quickly, it fades - why bother getting upset over something so inconsequential?"

"I always do," I say with a small smile. "And maybe next time we meet, you'll show me a little more respect."

<These creatures - always so quick to underestimate me. But I'll show them all one day. I'll show them what true power really means.>

"With that thought in mind, I turn and vanish into the void between AUs, my threads leading the way."