'Cause "the observable universe" is too long to say all the time. [Laziness! It's important.] And 'cause it's mostly just space. Empty with stuff scattered around here and there.
I thought I remembered December being good for meteor showers
Super big emptiness... [If he spends long enough at it, maybe he'll think of P, A, and C words to substitute for big, and make a whole S.P.A.C.E. acronym.
But he's distracted entirely by a brief streak of white that flares and fades in hardly a blink.] What was that!?
[Sans lights up. This is a very rare Sans expression. Collect 'em all.] A meteor. Some people call 'em shooting stars. You saw it first, you get to make a wish.
[That is not scientific, but it reminds Sans of Waterfall when he was little, and so it's important in that way.]
A wish? [That does seem like the Waterfall room. See stars, make wishes. And they're not even crowded by creepy echo flowers. But.] Do I have to say it out loud...?
[Papyrus grumbles wordlessly, which is probably twice the affirmative either of them need.]
A wish... [There's a lot of things to wish for. Seeing missing friends again. Seeing them, back underground, instead of seeing human faces with familiar voices. Everyone being above ground, happy and safe, without any hostile decor enforcers... More surprise nights like this one...
Well, there's a lot of options. He picks something or another, and even the narration will respect his privacy on that.]
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I thought I remembered December being good for meteor showers
But he's distracted entirely by a brief streak of white that flares and fades in hardly a blink.] What was that!?
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[That is not scientific, but it reminds Sans of Waterfall when he was little, and so it's important in that way.]
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A wish... [There's a lot of things to wish for. Seeing missing friends again. Seeing them, back underground, instead of seeing human faces with familiar voices. Everyone being above ground, happy and safe, without any hostile decor enforcers... More surprise nights like this one...
Well, there's a lot of options. He picks something or another, and even the narration will respect his privacy on that.]