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Sans turned and walked into the darkness, leaving only a trail of gray dust and the fading echo of a melody that shouldn't have been sung.
Sans began to teleport with every note. Right. Left. Up. Down. He was a blur of blue hoodie and white bone. The phantom Papyrus mirrored his movements, their dual silhouettes creating a terrifying dance of the dead.
The neon lights of the Underground didn’t flicker; they screamed. Sans turned and walked into the darkness, leaving
"Why aren't you laughing, pal?" Sans shouted over the crescendo. The hall began to dissolve. The pillars turned into jagged shards of code. "We’re having the time of our lives!"
Opposite him stood the Boyfriend, his blue cap tilted low, his knuckles white around the plastic casing of his microphone. But he wasn’t looking at a skeleton. He was looking at a ghost. He was a blur of blue hoodie and white bone
As the song entered its second movement, the "Remastered" elements began to bleed through. The bass grew heavier, echoing the thumping of Sans’s skull against the rhythm of his own madness. The phantom Papyrus began to "sing" as well—a high-pitched, distorted choral layer that wove through Sans’s gravelly vocals.
The Boyfriend lowered his mic, his chest heaving. He looked at Sans, expecting a transition to the next phase, a final attack, or a joke. But Sans just stared at his trembling hands. The music swelled into a beautiful
The final stretch of the song was an endurance test. The tempo spiked, the drums sounding like a gatling gun. The Boyfriend’s fingers were a blur, hitting notes that shouldn't exist in a 4/4 time signature. The music swelled into a beautiful, tragic harmony—a twisted version of the "Best Friends" theme—before crashing into a wall of pure, distorted noise. Then, silence.