Although the group was plagued by doubts, there was very little they could deduce from the limited information they had.
Faced with this situation, they knew that dwelling on it would accomplish nothing, so they all decided to set their doubts aside for the time being.
The two children remained fairly calm, but at that moment, Carlret and Yogg felt entirely different.
Their hearts felt caught in a tangled knot they could not unravel, and their emotions rose and fell with it.
After all, this universe was incredibly complex, and countless unknown secrets and mysteries surely lay behind it.
Linde gazed at the boundless sea of stars before him and could not help sighing inwardly.
Just then, Frisk suddenly spoke. "Do you think this war is almost over? Can we go back to school soon?"
At this, Carlret first reached up and rubbed the unruly fur on his head. Then, after a moment's thought, he slowly nodded in agreement.
Yogg, however, had a different idea.
He looked at everyone with a determined gaze and firmly declared that he intended to investigate that mysterious organization further.
The others understood Yogg's decision and watched his figure recede into the distance before each set off on their own path.
"Come to think of it, that human seems to have killed people before," Asgore murmured, watching Lairak leave on the screen.
"But why hasn't she been led astray by killing? Is that what you wanted to ask?" Toriel immediately understood what Asgore meant.
Asgore nodded. Toriel really did understand him best.
"Unfortunately, I don't understand it either." Toriel sighed.
Gaster glanced at Sans, who was pretending to sleep beside him, and chuckled inwardly.
"Of everyone here, the two of us should understand, shouldn't we?" he said softly.
Hearing his voice, Sans opened his