"If you don't stop, I'm gonna start stabbing sh!t." PART 2 // A DSMP Fanfiction

    She said and I nodded with a smile. "Okay, Miss Death!" I said happily and she laughed. "Miss Death works too, I guess." She said, still smiling. "Also, why are you crying, Miss Death?" I said, looking up at her with confusion and sadness. Miss Death's expression saddened as she held me tighter.

    "Y-You were s-so y-young..." She choked out, now crying more freely. I frowned and tried to comfort her. "W-What do you mean?" I said, looking at her. She tried to calm herself but ended up crying even more. By now, I was soaked, but I wasn't concerned about that. I was concerned about how much she was crying.

    "No child deserves this... especially you, Fundy." She cried and I tried hugging her chest. "It'll be okay, Miss Death," I said quietly and she laughed sadly. "See? You're so innocent and pure... your mother doesn't deserve you." She spat the last part. Then she froze as something hit her.

    "I... I could keep you here... forever... away from that monster..." She murmured and I also froze. She held me out so she could see my face more clearly. "I don't want to keep you away from your father, however..." She muttered and I looked at her with confusion.

    "What do you mean?" I said and she took a deep breath to calm herself, and then looked at me with her white eyes. "Fundy... you can make a choice." She said slowly and I nodded, still confused. "W-What's the choice, Miss Death?" I asked and she closed her eyes for a moment and then re-opened them.

    "You could stay here with me... I'll give you anything and everything you ever require or desire..." She said, using one hand to pet my fox ears and I giggled. She smiled sadly, but tears were still running down her face.

    "What's the other option?" I said with a smile. Miss Death looked at me. "I could try to send you back to your father... but it might cost me something..." She mumbled and I froze as tears pricked my eyes.

    "B-Back to P-Papa?" I stuttered as I felt a tear roll down my face. She smiled sadly and nodded. "Yes, my darling. Back to Papa. Away from that monster of a mother." She said and I started crying. Only then did I realise how much I missed Papa. His warm hugs, his stories, his music.

    Before I could respond, however, I felt chills down my spine. Miss Death must have sensed it too, because she froze and her eyes widened. "No." She whispered, tears pricking her eyes. "M-Miss D-Death?" I asked, feeling coldness spread through my body. "W-What's happening?!" I said as green particles started appearing.

    "No." She said louder, the tear falling from her eyes. The green particles grouped together and turned into swirls of mist. "No!" Miss Death yelled, trying to blow the mist away. The mist started swirling around me and I started panicking.

    "NO! I WILL NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN!" Miss Death screamed holding me close to her chest. I felt my pain returning and I watched as the void started spinning. "CURSE YOU, SALLY SALMON!" Mama screamed angrily as she tried to blow the mist away. She made some of her own mist and tried to fight the green mist, but it was no use. The mist was now spinning faster, and so was the void.

    "I'll watch over you, Fundy." She sobbed. I heard her start crying as my vision was covered by the green mist, and I wanted nothing more than to hug her. The pain was slowly growing and it hurt.

    "I promise." Miss Death said, and then the green mist fully covered my body, and I felt pain erupt through me as I screamed. A moment later, the swirling finally slowed down and I was instantly hit with the smell of expired yoghurt.

    "No," I whispered, my eyes wide in fear as my fox ears flattened against my head. "No!" I screamed as I saw the dark roof of an old building. "NO! NO! NO! NO!" I kept on repeating, grabbing my hair and yanking on it as I started crying.

    I was starting to realise where I was. I heard a woman's laughter, and then I saw Mama. She had an open book in her hand, and then she closed it while she looked at me. She leaned closer to me and grinned.

"Welcome back, brat."