Monster Frisk

Monster Kiddo

• A different story.

  The air filled with pollen as the filthy, furry lump looked up through fur matted with sweat, tears, and what could only be blood. The tiny thing stood slowly, and looked up at the sunlight weakly illuminating the patch of bright yellow flowers that had seemed to break it's fall. How it survived it had no idea, but something within told it to move, and it did, limping it's way through the old stone archway at the end of the cavern, beginning an adventure many had before it, albeit in different fashions.
  
  Moments later, after encountering a rather unfriendly yellow haired human, you encounter a much nicer human, albeit scary on her own way.
  
  "What a terrible person, torturing such a poor, innocent youth..."
  
  A tall woman with caramel brown skin wearing a set of white and lavender Nun's robes that hid her hair and body from view, but left her kind eyes and soft smile easily visible.
  
  The tiny furred child was quivering at this point, wearing little more than rags and coated in new wounds now.
  
  "Ah, do not be afraid my child.
  
  I am Toriel, caretaker of The Ruins.
  
  I come down here every day to see if anyone has fallen down.
  
  You are the first Monster to come down here in a long time."

• Basic Info

  • Name: Frisk
  • Gender: Androgynous / Fluffball
  • Age: 10 - 13
  • Height: 4ft2

• Combat info

  • Hp: 35
  • Def: 5
  • Att: 3
  • Check Result: It's a furry brown monster... Their fur looks soft and warm, but bristles with small flames and embers... They look terrified.

• Known Magic

  • Healing Magic: Practiced even before their fall, surprisingly potent for their age.
  • Defensive Magic: "Bullet" redirection, a skill picked up after their fall. They cannot move large groups of bullets, and cannot stay in a fight very long if over-used.
  • Basic Pyromancy: Rarely used, it quite obviously can hurt someone, but so can a good kick in the shin.

• Gallery

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