[Mari]

...Souls... There were so many unique souls in the Life Sphere, souls that reflected every color of the rainbow. Some of them he hadn't even see before. He'd watched a great many people come and go, more humans than he was used to to be honest. In truth, it was fascinating. But in reality, there was something much heavier on the mind of our person of interest. Sans removed a helmet from atop his skull. Seems some prankster had decided to mess with him during his stand-up comedy nap routine. Placing the helmet down nearby, he gazed out across the street. There was just one problem with this new world. Well, more if you counted the worldly issues like the starvia, but that was beyond the scope of his focus. More importantly, this was a violent world. What was he supposed to make of it when a little girl showed up with a level of violence comparable to a soldier? The worst part was, she'd been perfectly fine! All smiles and giggles and sweet... His senses were seemingly misleading him. But how could people walk around with karma breathing down their necks like that? People just seemed to ... tolerate it, and co-exist. None of it made sense. It was all so ... wrong. So... strange. So... different. Sans struggled to wrap his head around it all. Was he wrong to judge these people? Was he a lamb living amongst wolves? No... Not everyone was awful. But then, why did they tolerate those that were? Did they not know? Was it up to him to address the jerk elephant in the room? He--...ah... He--...Zzz...Sans train of thought trailed off as he slipped into a little micro nap again. He was the life sphere's 'best' security guard. Who hired him? Someone who would have better invested that money in a camera so that they could catch Sans sleeping on the job. But hey--someone had to think about Papyrus. And frankly, he'd probably do other jobs even worse. An errant thought crossed his mind. Of all the beautiful souls he'd seen since his arrival, there was one color of soul he had not seen since he left the underground. ...What a rare color.