"Buddy, relax."
Seeing how tense Sans was, Murder felt rather helpless.
Did he really look that scary?
"Come along too. We're just here to see if there's anything we can help with."
"So, could you tell us what happened here?"
Killer asked Geno again.
Seeing that Sans had also sat down beside the two of them, Geno began her account.
"All right... what I'm about to say is for my Sans to hear."
"Sans, you saw that memory too, didn't you? I pulled up Snowdin's surveillance footage, hoping a miracle would happen..."
"But miracles aren't meant for someone all alone. Papyrus really did die at that human's hands."
Geno averted her eyes slightly.
"That was when I truly realized the human couldn't be stopped... no one could survive at his hands. Everyone would die."
Her voice was steady and listless, as though she were telling someone else's story.
"In the end, I went to the True Lab and took out the Determination Serum Alphys had left cooling in the refrigerator."
"Determination really is powerful. I think you two would agree with that, wouldn't you?"
Geno's gaze settled on Murder, then Killer.
She could sense how strong their determination was. Murder's was only a little weaker than hers, while Killer's was absurdly strong. At the very least, the human still hadn't loaded a save, and this girl was probably the reason.
"Then... after injecting the Determination Serum, I started melting. Before I could melt away, I killed the human."
"And then? Heh... I ended up in this Save Interface. Here, both my melting and my dying are put on hold."
A smile appeared on Geno's face, but it didn't look particularly genuine.
"...Sans, do you think I was stupid back then? I actually thought I could take control of the