[It's a relief to not have Papyrus resisting, because every moment he does that feels like Sans betraying him. The memories of the void Sans uses are the ones he has; he doesn't have anything else to use. He extrapolates based on that and based on the ones Papyrus had the last time Sans did something like this, pushing Papyrus's memories of that event to the forefront with the context stripped away.
He detaches himself from Papyrus's mind by degrees, watching to make sure he did it right. Fixing Papyrus is the most important thing he has to do, but that also means it's the most difficult. It's not like fixing mortals.] Papyrus?
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He detaches himself from Papyrus's mind by degrees, watching to make sure he did it right. Fixing Papyrus is the most important thing he has to do, but that also means it's the most difficult. It's not like fixing mortals.] Papyrus?