Undertale OC and AU Roleplay! OPEN

(I can try to help you out, but I would also like to know if your character is a human or a monster)

(Well, no... I'm not here for judging. I've recently started my second play through of Undertale and I've been wanting to play a rp at least similar. Just a minute and I'll get a post in. Funny you chose Snowdin. The character I love to use does best in the snow )

Valk, as she'd come to be called here, had spent the day slinking through the trees of the forests surrounding the frozen town. She enjoyed the cold, the solitude, the crunch of the snow under her heavy clawed paws. She was a large beast, standing eight foot at the shoulder. In some places, the snow came up to her stomach, catching in her thick fur and clumping in a rather comical fashion as she continued on. She was a long canine-shaped beast, sporting three pairs of limbs and a long tail for balance. She ducked under the snow, burrowing a short distance before surfacing a few yards further along. She shook the snow from her horns and hair, the cheeks of her humanoid face turning rosy from the cold. The fur on her face was considerably thinner and therefore less resistant to the low temperatures.

She pressed on, climbing out of the little burrow and stepping carefully onto a study-looking ice patch. Her claws caught the smooth surface to keep her from sliding about. She continued moving forward, heading back toward the town. As the snow grew shallower, she began trying to knock the clumps of snow out of her fur with any claws that weren't supporting her movements. She flicked her tail in irritation. Her fur kept her warm out here, but it picked up snow so easily. She couldn't find a decent comb either, so she usually had to wait until the last of the snow fell off or melted on its own.

Once Valk deemed her coat clear enough of snow, she headed into the town. She carefully picked her steps and movements, watching that her large form didn't brush against any buildings or knock over any smaller monsters. Her path took her outside of Grillby's. A warm meal definitely sounded worth the coin it cost, but the building was no doubt heated, and the door was fairly small. She'd tried to go in before, but the spines hidden in her mane had caught the top of the doorway last time. Perhaps she could convince the server at the bar to bring a plate to the door for her? She waited outside a moment before wrapping a paw around the door knob and swinging the door open. She ducked down, moving her head and part of her neck indoors. The server spotted her and brought over a menu. She looked at it for a second before she decided on the fries. She passed him a few coins and backed out of the door to wait for her order.

Valk heard movement, but she didn't bother to turn her head. She remained perched by the door, her legs tucked under her body as she waited for her food to be brought out. Her tail flicked back and forth a few times in impatience. She wasn't much for waiting. She didn't like spending too much time in this little town. She was too big for the streets, and she didn't want to get in anyone's way. Finally, the door opened and... a few patrons left. They must have been done with their food. Valk's tail again began to flick about, faster this time. She'd had her hopes raised and dashed in moments. Again, the door opened and the server came out with a small cardboard carry out box of fries for her. She dipped her head in thanks, scooting herself as far off the middle of the road as she could before she seated herself and began to eat her fries.

Valk continued eating her food for a few minutes, stopping with the box still half full. She closed the box and picked it up between her teeth before she started to move back toward the woods. Perhaps she could keep the food warm as she went, and when she got home, it would still be heated enough to keep the flavor. She'd noticed Grillby's food tended to taste better when it was warmer. Once it turned cold, it lost whatever it was that made it good.

Valk continued walking through the snow, her large form pushing the snow out of the way as she reentered the belly-deep white cold. A few meters in and she again pushed her weight up, moving herself to the top of the snow where the ice formed. She tried to keep herself moving quickly, her claws digging the ice again. In her hurry, her front paws slipped and her upper body dipped as she tried to keep her balance. Her tail swished quickly as she evened herself out and continued on the momentum. She had little desire to be slowed down. She wanted to get home while her food was still warm.

Finally, she spotted home. A section of the ruin's great wall cut away by decades of snow and ice, made wider and hollowed out by yours truely. The deep snow made the entrance a little harder to see, but considering her size, it wasn't fully covered. Valk bounded over the last meters of snow, vanishing into the hollow and taking a sharp turn. Her tunnel had been placed carefully, set to where there was no entrance to the ruin, but there was enough space to be hidden from the sight of anyone outside. Her eyes adjusted to the dark quickly and a small movement stirred ahead of her. Her heart swelled as she spotted the little one. She was proud of her find, though she did feel somewhat guilty keeping him away from the town. Still, she was aware of the current situation. She was determined to keep him from winding up in danger of being taken away.

Valk set down the box of fries in front of the other being. "How long have you been awake?" She asked.

"Not long." Mika answered, offering a smile as he picked up the box. "Thank you. Grillby's?"

"Yeah, I got an order of fries. After you eat, do you want to go out and walk for a bit?" She asked.

The dark-haired human gave a small nod. "That'd be nice. It's been so quiet today."

(Hoi Wingding! I was actually trying to find the PM rp we had, but i can't seem to find it in my inbox or my outbox :/ But I'd love to get to see you here in an Undertale thread. )

Valk waited in silence for Mika to finish eating, and gave him a few minutes for his food to settle before she stood up again. She headed toward the exit of the wall, clawing her way out and moving the snow to make it a bit easier for Mika to follow. She moved a few steps away, watching as Mika approached the opening. He reached up and pulled himself onto the surface of the snow. He sunk a few inches, stopping in place to hold his balance. Valk gave a small smile in amusement. "Come on, let's walk up to the river." She said. "Just be careful not to fall in."

Mika nodded a bit at her caution. He hadn't exactly fallen down the mountain with preparations to be living in the snowy forest, so a trip in the water would prove dangerous at best. Valk wasn't much for the water anyway, so there was no doubt in his mind that if he was taken by the current, she wouldn't be able to help.

(I gotta go for a bit. its well past 5am my time)

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