《Untertale And Aphmau Crossover(+ me) (Aphmau au) Book 1》The Accident that led to a diaster
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I am good friends with the aphmau crew even Ein and Pierce and they hate making new friends. But I keep on thinking how they will die soon and I'll still be living.
I don't want them to die, I want to stay with them forever but knew I couldn't do anything about it.
"You could kill them, then they will be ghosts and will stay with you forever,"
Immediatly I recognized who that voice belonged to "Ugh genocide (my nickname for the genocide player) what do you want?"
"What do I want? I just want to help my little sister surely I'm allowed to do that aren't I?"
"Never call me your sister! You lost the right to call me that when you mind controlled me to start a genocide in the underground."
"Okay, fine don't listen to my advice but don't come crying to me at their funeral. Buh bye."
And with that she left me alone.
I started thinking about what genocide maybe I should kill them, no! Don't listen to what she says thats what she wants you to do, I can't give in. I really need to calm down, the calmest person on the hub is Noi so I'll visit him.
I knocked on Noi's door and he soon answered, "Hey Kitten," I really liked the cute nickname he gave me.
We talked for a while which really calmed me down. It was getting dark so I decided to go back to my house, I waved goodbye to Noi and left.
On the walk back to my house I decided that I was going to kill them, I have to kill them if I want them to stay with me. We are having a meeting tomorrow with everyone from the hub so that is when I'll kill them. I'll just use a flint and steel and some magic.
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Here I am, at the meeting I really hate to do this espiecially since I have to kill Aphmau and Aaron's kids also but I'm doing this so we can stay together as best friends forever.
I sighed as I began to use my magic on the flint and steel, slowly but surely it worked and everyone was no dying from fire.
I quickly fled, I didn't want to see their scared faces nor did I want to hear their screams so I ran and ran tears streaming down my face, till I made it to Mount Ebott and jumped in the hole leading to the underground, there I was greeted by Flowey and I decided to wait till they came.
"What happened?" I asked out loud everyone had just woken up except Kitty was nowhere to be seen.
I looked at everyone and gasped "We're all ghosts!" Everyone started to panic but I calmed them down. I mentioned how Kitty wasn't anywhere around here and how she was the one that probably killed us.
"Well now that we are all ghosts we should probably kill Kitty so that we can all be together."
Everyone agreed so we started making a plan to kill Kitty
"Don't worry Kitty you'll be just fine once we find you!"
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