[color=purple][h2]Underground Search Party-Entrance and Ruins[/h2][/color]

Skylar looked back when she heard a shout from the plant, "[color=yellow]What?! WAIT NO-[/color]" familiar laugh and she saw that Papyrus just jumped down the hole with Flowey in his arms. She could hear Flowey scream in fright and (most likely) anger, as the both of them fell. The flower was panting heavily from the fright once the both of them landed. After Papyrus asked, Flowey was about to shout at the skeleton, but held it back when he noticed that Sans was nearby. The flower wasn't about to risk his life just to insult the other skeleton, so the flower grumbled incoherently in response. Skylar could hear an occasional "[color=yellow]Idiot...[/color]" under the flower's breath if she strained her ears. Soon enough, the others came down the hole and landed among the yellow flowers. 

Skylar's and Flowey's attention turned back to the entrance of the ruins when the voices seemed to grow louder with laughter. ...And it didn't sound like the good kind of laughter. She said to the skeleton brothers and flower, "I don't know about you, but that doesn't sound good. Let's get going!" She hurried off through the entrance of the ruins. 

Through the entrance, the sight she saw was much different than what Frisk had described to her. There were the musty structures, but they were covered in ribbons, they were colored in bright pastel colors, and there were crayon drawings all over the walls. The leaves were also nowhere to be seen. She reached center of the foyer to look at the overhead structure with the two stairs on opposite sides of each other. There, a girl...two girls? Someone with one body, and two heads, wearing a pastel blue dress, was standing there, and they were giggling,
"[color=pink]Sister! Perhaps we should give this Froggit a second head too![/color]"
"[color=blue]That sounds like a great idea, Sister. That is a new thing that we can try![/color]"

Skylar could see a Froggit back away from the Sisters and it croaked desperately "Ribbit, Ribbit! Ribbit! (No, please. I've played your games, like you wanted, just let me go! Mercy!)" It may not have understood what the sisters actually wanted to do to it, but it knew that it wasn't good. Skylar called out to the sisters "HEY! Leave that Froggit alone!" The sisters turned to face Skylar, showing that the both heads looked very similar, showing that they're twins. As the twins were distracted by Skylar, the Froggit hopped away as fast as it could. The twins smiled happily and the first one cheered "[color=pink]Wilma! We have a new guest! And it's another human![/color]" 
"[color=blue]I can see that dear Beatrice! How exciting! We have a new friend to play with![/color]" Wilma answered calmly, 

The two waved their hands at the ground. Before Skylar knew it, she sank down into the ground, as though it was quicksand. As she sank she let out a surprised "WOAH!" She stopped sinking when she was ankle deep and the ground became solid stone again. Skylar tried to yank her feet out of the solid ground, but she was having a hard time doing so. She gulped as she looked to the sisters as they sang "[color=pink]Let's see if you can escape~![/color][color=blue] Isn't this a fun game~?[/color]"  

Skylar muttered an "Uh oh..." as she desperately struggled.

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[color=yellow][h2]Surface Group-Hole to the Underground in the Forest[/h2][/color]

After the rest of the Search Party had gone and Alphys had arrived, a loud noise echoed in the distance within the forest. It sounded as though there had been a rock slide...and it sounded as though it was at the other entrance to the Underground, the one that was closer to Asgore's throne room when they were in the Underground. Birds could be seen flying away from their perches in the trees due to the noise. The bats nearby screeched at the sound, starting to panic again. They took off from their perches and flew away from the forest and into town. They do not seem to be ready to attack like before. Instead the bats seemed as though they just wanted to get as far away from the mountain as their little wings could carry them.