It's five words, simple enough. The firm grip they have on the blade should speak pretty clearly to the fact that they will fight if they absolutely have to, even if it's not their preferred course of action. It's been long, very long since they last interacted with another human. They've almost forgotten what to expect.
Speaking again is something of an exhausting prospect, but humans don't excel at nonverbal communication the way monsters do. Not the humans Frisk remembers, in any case. They have to mentally rehearse what they plan to say before they say it, slow and careful, in hopes that it doesn't sound like a challenge: "Do you?"
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"I don't like to fight."
It's five words, simple enough. The firm grip they have on the blade should speak pretty clearly to the fact that they will fight if they absolutely have to, even if it's not their preferred course of action. It's been long, very long since they last interacted with another human. They've almost forgotten what to expect.
Speaking again is something of an exhausting prospect, but humans don't excel at nonverbal communication the way monsters do. Not the humans Frisk remembers, in any case. They have to mentally rehearse what they plan to say before they say it, slow and careful, in hopes that it doesn't sound like a challenge: "Do you?"