[center][h1][color=darkgreen]Linkle[/color][/h1][/center]
[center][h3][color=red]Merge Rate: 33%[/color][/h3][/center]

[center]Word Count: 599[/center]

[center][color=darkgreen]Level 10[/color] - (30/100) + 1[/center] 

[center]Location: Frozen Highlands ~ Snowdin [/center]

[@Dark Cloud][@Majoras End]
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Linkle tried to hide her disappointment that Treat had also implicitly refuse her own earlier offer of co-habitation, but maybe it was for the best. After all, as she looked over the astoundingly detailed drawing Aledo had shown her of the Edinburgh MagicaPolis she couldn't help but note how far away his description of it made it seem. If it was across the ocean then even if they left right now it could very well end up being an overnight trip, and at least with Nia Treat would have people to help her get settled in. A floating city did seem more advanced than a spooky hospital, even if the revelation of the dangers didn't phase her all that much, so they could probably have more luck there even if it would take longer. "Just give it the night, Treat. If it's too much, we can always find some place else."

Papyrus took the wolf girls rejection worse. It was strange how easy it was to read the face that his skull didn't have, the way it seemed to contort unnaturally to display his emotions seeming oddly familiar. She had seen a few Stalfoes that weren't exactly standard during Red Team's encounter with the previous Skullgirl. How funny would it be if one of them turned out to be his brother.

She was about to speak a few little words of comfort to him when Frisk also spoke up again, bringing to light a flaw in Linkle's strategy: she had no clue what an internet looked like. "Oh yeah, a computer. Father Guerra said something about those, like you could use them to find it? I wasn't too clear on the details."

The child surprised Linkle again by saying that they could help with that sort of thing once a computer was found, cluing Linkle in that the pair had decided to team up for a longer haul than just helping out a lonely wolf girl. "Oh, okay! That's be a big help, thanks a lot!" She said hastily as the pair made their way out the door. "If we're not here, meet us at Grillby's. We all know where that is."

As the pair set out into the snow Linkle turned back to Albedo and Nia, she smiled nostalgically. "Pure adventurer, that kid. Saw something scary but already planning on setting out again. Guess that settles it. If Mount Massive is as bad as you guys think, I'm not brining them in there. So, time to set sail for Edinborugh Magipolis!" She giggled excitedly. "I've never been on a boat before."

She turned her attention so something else first, though. Papyrus hadn't been the only thing she had found familiar in the part for minutes. As soon as Nia had introduced herself she had been reminded of something, a panicked little voice she had heard when she had first woken up a what felt like years ago now, but really was just a few says. A panicked voice calling for someone named Nia, because someone had driven a sword through the cute pink guy that had saved them. Truth be told she hadn't made that whole journey at first, but the way the cat girl used words like "blade" and "Ether" bridged the rest of the way to that memory. "Nia, this might sound like a strange question. Do you come from from a world where people live on giants? And have you ever met a energetic little furry guy named Tora? He's kind of onion shaped and he travels with this cute metal girl that he built?"