Papyrus (
everyonecanbekind) wrote in
entrancelogs2016-07-31 07:48 pm
the star-gazing festival.
Who: All of Wonderland!
Where: Outside, anywhere!
When: 7/31, evening - the wee morning hours of 8/1. ♥
Rating: PG!
Summary: Star-gazing party/Sans' birthday party!!
The Story:
Where: Outside, anywhere!
When: 7/31, evening - the wee morning hours of 8/1. ♥
Rating: PG!
Summary: Star-gazing party/Sans' birthday party!!
The Story:
You may have seen a small note slipped under your door when you walked out this morning!!!!GREETINGS, FELLOW WONDERLANDIAN!!
I, THE GREAT PAPYRUS, EXTEND TO YOU AN INVITATION TO CELEBRATE IN THE BIRTHDAY OF MY BROTHER, SANS. THERE WILL BE TELESCOPES (AND SPAGHETTI) TO USE IN VIEWING THE STARS AND CONSTELLATIONS OF THE WONDERLAND SKY. YOU MAY CONTAIN YOUR PRAISE UNTIL I SEE YOU TONIGHT IN CELEBRATION!!
THERE WILL BE FOOD AND A LARGE FIRE UPON WHICH TO ROAST SWEETS!! AND MANY, MANY STARS!! AND I WILL ALSO BE THERE!! NYEH HEH HEH!
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE,
PAPYRUS (AND FRISK, THE HUMAN!)
It took him all day (and with an early start, even!), but Papyrus has managed to scatter what could be at least fifty telescopes across all of Wonderland-- that's right! On the rooftop, the gardens, the beaches, the plains, and on the outside of the forest. There are even smaller, handheld telescopes available in a wicker basket next to the back door for on-the-go exploring!!
Each telescope has come with a small. hand written pamphlet on some of the constellations around Wonderland's skies; the only problem is that the stars are a little different than the pamphlet suggests. There are some familiar sights, but for the most part, the stars are completely shuffled around due to a recent event a few months prior where the stars fell out of the sky. Remember that? Yeah. The book has some basic information on what the stars could be-- it seems as if someone has tried to make sense of the sky, but can't. The back of the pamphlet just says, ENJOY THE STARS!!!
A blanket is rolled up with a blue ribbon, and a little bone tied into the top. While some of them may look immaculate, some of them may look a bit rushed. Feel free to decide for yourself what your set-up looks like.
Regardless, you might catch Papyrus running around, with a rag, running around and wiping the viewing glass of the telescope, where one would press their face against the frame to view stars. What is he doing? Who knows?
There is also one particular setting, where a very large telescope lingers. A small, electric lantern flickers next to it. A large book of constellations sits, along with a large bottle of ketchup and a bean bag chair. There is a note on the chair, which very impressively states that the bag is meant for a 'guest of honor', as the little paper on the bean bag suggests.).
A small area near the beach serves as a grilling area, where there's a vast collection of hot dogs, hamburgers, and assorted sides lay, waiting to be cooked and eaten.
(There's also a very picturesque looking bowl of spaghetti, which has an...odd smell. And a very....unusually awful taste.)
There's also a large bonfire out near the beach. Well maintained and burning bright, the embers flicker faintly into the sky. A table with marshmallows and graham crackers sits nearby. A cooler with assorted beverages and large bars of chocolate lay, chilled.
Welcome, friends. Welcome to this Stargazing Festival.
Otherwise known as 'Sans'-Belated-Birthday-Party'.

EARLY EVENING BBQ!
OTA
man, wonderland is smelling pretty wonderful, isn't it?
[He's in a good mood and it shows.]
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[Toriel chuckles a bit, as she sets down a plate, upon which set a burger and some fries. They obviously weren't cooked on the barbecue, and are rather lacking in grease- Toriel made them in the kitchen, and put in a bit of extra effort into trying to make them tasty.]
I just remember that you said this was your favorite food, and I wanted to make you something special!
I figured that I would give you your present a bit early, as I am not sure if I will be making it to the real party later. I still am not familiar with most of your friends here, so I would feel somewhat like I would be intruding, so I wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday now!
[Also, there's a good chance Asgore might be there, and she doesn't want her grudge to put a damper on the party. She's already kind of annoyed being close enough to see him off in the distance eating hot dogs already- out of the corner of her eye, of course. She's not actually looking at him or acknowledging his presence.]
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Frisk | ota, will match whatever format
Some of their efforts come out a little charred, but as the night goes on, their skills start to grow more practiced and their confidence more palpable. If you need yourself some partially-edible chow, feel free to stop by.
(Ignore the fact that they're wearing a rather fetching apron, with the words "THE COOK IS ALREADY FLIRTING WITH YOU" stamped across the front.)]
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L-Looks like you're really getting, uhm, g-good at this cooking thing.
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Mikan is... somehow getting sauce and such all over her face and clothes, even she doesn't know how this is possible, but she'll get up to get seconds!]
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::There is a large goatman wearing a shirt with pink flowers on it stuffing his face full of hot animal-themed tubes. Doesn't that sound attractive? It's very attractive.::
LATE NIGHT STAR-GAZING!
Mary Winchester
"It's beautiful, isn't it."
OTA
[There's so many telescopes, and Sans has to resist the urge to find out what kind each one is, to try and take a look at how they're put together, because the more important thing is the stars, after all. There's point-and-hope telescopes and huge Dobson scopes and incredibly high tech telescopes with built in computers and go-to features that of course don't work in Wonderland.]
[Stargazing is relaxing, though, so it's hard to stay overwhelmed with the variety. It's easier to just be overwhelmed by the skies themselves.]
check it out. this one's a star cluster. it's, uh, it's like this massive collection of stars all in one place. ends up looking like the sky's full of glitter.
[This is...this is good. It's quiet and dark and there are stars. This is good.]
hep burday, snas
So they're not... settling down anywhere near Sans, really. More... sort of roughly in the general vicinity of the area Sans occupies. Leaving slightly more distance than is necessary, as they do.]
...It's not real, you know. Not an actual ball of combustion, unfathomably far away from the planet. We saw them getting stuck back into the sky.
[Thanks, Chara. Really helping the festive birthday atmosphere.]
thank char
walcm
:|b
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Man, Papyrus really does throw the best parties.]
I w-wonder, uhm, what kind of stars these really are. I know a lot of p-people have, uhm, said they're different, from how they're supposed to be in the real w-world, but... they're still n-nice.
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probably wrapped ya?
OTA except Sans
LATE-R NIGHT BONFIRE!
OTA
[But it's later now, and he can't help but be a bit...contemplative. And tired. Always tired. Time is moving forward. This was his first birthday party--his first birthday at all--since he can't even remember. He's been in Wonderland for almost a year. It's about ten months now. No Reset. He still hasn't gone home. Not even just for a few days, like people do sometimes.]
[It's...just weird. Things have been weird lately.]
[And he's happy, at least he's pretty sure he is. This has been a good day. Everything's fine for now, everyone is fine for the most part. He can't be a depressed mess at his own birthday party, and he's done a good job of shoving it all down all night, but...]
[He's tired.]
starting to get a backlog of s'mores over here. you want one?
t-minus three??? tags until payload is delivered
(when I get around to tagging into that skdgshoghs). The whole time he has been carrying a canvas tote bag with his box form and the letters M - T - T embroidered on it. While he hasn't been obvious about it, he has been lowkey seeking out Sans the entire night. Catching sight of him by the fire, he approaches with only the slightest air of awkwardness.]Sure. It's been a long time since I had a s'more.
[He reaches over, adjusting the bag on his shoulder so it doesn't slip off as he sticks a marshmallow on a stake and hovering it over the fire. He doesn't sit down, not quite yet.]
How has the night treated you?
i'm gonna die
T-MINUS TWO??? TAGS?? UNTIL PAYLOAD IS DELIVERED, MAYBE
MY BODY IS READY
T-minus one (1) tag until GIFT IS GIVEN
DRUM ROLL
DUN DUN DUN!!!!!!
feels are ready to fire cap'n
FIRE AT WILL
sans.exe has stopped working and needs to close
*mashes the "wait for it to respond" button*
1/2 a fatal error has occurred
2/2 please reload
*Starts task manager, selects sans.exe, force quits and restarts*
sans.exe is rebooting...press skeleton key to continue
*calls up Microsoft* yes, hello, what key is the skeleton key?
the skeleton key was the friends we made along the way
you are the Worst customer support representative
or am i the Best?
Eh, 6 of one, half a dozen of the other
fair fair
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Is there such a thing as a backlog of s'mores?
[He sends Sans a lopsided smile and a wave as he comes to sit beside him.]
Never gonna say no to a s'mores though especially over a real fire. That's something.
[He didn't do much camping in New York city. They mostly made s'mores in the microwave or over the barbecue.]
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Here Comes Sans
[He has no idea.]
[He's not the best at parties and he's not the best at dealing with his own birthday, because as far as he's concerned, it's just A Day. But he always loves how much effort Papyrus puts into these things and good lord he really went all out this time. There's food everywhere, there's telescopes everywhere. How did Papyrus manage to set all of this up without Sans noticing?]
this is, uh.
[He's a bit speechless, and his eyesockets are wide as he takes in everything.]
this is kind of incredible, huh?
[He wonders how old he is.]
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You went to all those lengths to surprise me, and you didn't think I'd wanna help surprise you right back?
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you...helped? you and paps, you...did all this?
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[ Papyrus walks up to Sans with sheer triumph in his expression. His normal gloves have been substituted for smaller, lighter gardening gloves.
It's difficult to make sure everything's working properly with his normal gloves. You can very faintly make out the shape of the hand plate from under his glove. He doesn't seem to care, though. ]
BUT ONLY IF BY 'KIND OF' INCREDIBLE YOU MEAN 'INCREDIBLY'. INCREDIBLY INCREDIBLE. LIKE ME? AS I AM? VERY INCREDIBLE?
[ looking for pats? Maybe... ]
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[Sans is...so damn lucky to have Papyrus. There's a saying about how you don't know what you have until you lose it, but Sans never needed to lose Papyrus to know how important he was. Sans doesn't deserve him. Not for one second.]
[But he's got him. He's got the best damn brother in the whole world.]
[Sans positively beams.]
incredibly incredible? no way. this is...the most incrediblest incredibly incredible party i've ever seen. i mean...telescopes? and burgers and 'dogs? it's...heh. you really...did all this just for me?
[He can't even really put a name to what he's feeling right now. Overwhelmed? Touched? Blown away? None of them quite hit the mark.]
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[Do Skeletons age??? Are skeletons born??? HOW DOES ANY OF THIS WORK SHE DOESN'T KNOW but she's bowing deeply and trying to be nice.]
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In with the Asgore
Happy Birthday, Sans the Skeleton.
::There is a smallish gift in his hands, wrapped in what looks to be newspaper; where did he even get newspaper to wrap a gift in.
take pkmn
item run::
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Please remember that Asgore cosplays as Santa every Christmas
but it's not christmas! or gyftmas!!
It's whatever I say it is; I'm the King of the Monsters.
gosh wow fine
There are some perks to being king. #ugottadealwithit
well excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
ssssssssssssssssssseee me, Princess.
good
v. good
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So she doesn't.
During the night she finds a telescope that's pretty much out of the way and spends some time looking at the stars. Not celebrating, really, just curious.
After that, while she's sure Sans is at the bonfire, she heads over to his room and dumps a shoddily wrapped gift at his door. It's From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne. She wonders if it would spoil the night, for him to get something from her.
There's no card or anything, but a picture is tucked into the book, at the first page- a skeleton standing in the rain.
It kind of sums up how she feels.
She doubts she'll miss the picture.]
[not really here]