Okay, so I just took a quick glance to the part on the snowy mountains in order to remember a little of what I did on that whole section, since I only remember few parts. I read again what Flowey says when you spare Toriel, and my God, I don't remember it ever mentioning something about a regicide (I can only think of the Regi Pokemon, since I've never heard that word before, but I think it has to do with a different kind of genocide).
Anyway, on my third day, I looked at this convenient box that let me put and take out things, but it wasn't necessary as of right now. I went up and saw a fishing cane, reeled it and put it back, then repeated the process but nothing happened. Eh. I returned and went right. I don't actually remember the order of things as of right now, but some of the things I did on the third and fourth days included:
-Fighting a dog, which was technically my first actual death in the game; I just couldn't figure out how to defeat it in a pacific way; its attacks always hit me no matter how much I tried avoiding them; I even tried attacking it in order to scare it a little, but it still didn't work. I was tempted to look at a guide, but didn't. Turns out the clue was when it mentioned something about movement; then I tried not moving, and it worked! A couple of screens later I see Sans mentioning the blue attacks thing.
-Kicking a snowball to deposit it into a hole, which I did a few times to have a better score, but with no luck of a better prize.
-Taking a snowman's head with the promise of taking it to every corner of the world (and I still have it until now).
-Talking to Sans time and time again (how does he teleport that fast? I mean, there's even one screen when he appears twice!). He offered me ice cream or something, although neither my money nor my will to pay him exorbitant amounts of money managed to do anything about it.
-Telling the truth... Kind of. I saved near a frozen spaghetti (in which I molested a mouse for a while, just as in the tutorial section), then I told Papyrus that jumble was harder than crossword (don't even know what jumble is, since English is not my main language, but I wanted to be polite); then I told him that I left the spaghetti untouched, which he appreciated.
-Solving various (sometimes laughably easy) puzzles from Papyrus. On the first one, I only had to swipe snow to find a secret switch. Another one consisted on going on a path without being electrocuted, in which I purposefully electrocuted myself to see what happened, and the result was hilarious. The other puzzle was explained by him, where I did understand but then I selected 'No' to see if he would only repeat it... And he kind of did, but confused himself anyway; I said 'No' again, and he left me unreadable instructions and passed through (dang... I wanted to do that puzzle since it reminded me of those great puzzles from Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time, on the future era). Finally, I managed to somehow solve a puzzle that was intended to be shaped after his face, but it was failed; and then slid on the ice for another one (I actually slid many times on the path after, since you get many shapes on your head and I wanted to know if I earned something, but the shapes just repeated and went on).
-Fighting a really cuuute do--oooOOOH, the heck is THIS?! Another boss? It killed me once or twice, but it wasn't particularly difficult. Toby Fox really has a sense of humor, doesn't he?... I found a blocked path inside a tunnel, so I returned and proceeded right.
-Seeing hidden cameras constantly, which I don't have a clue (up to this day) of why are they there, or who had done that.
Finally, I reached a nice and lively town, whose name I don't remember. I saved there by the end of my session.
Something I've been liking up to this point is the extremely peaceful music. I've also enjoyed the lighthearted humor, although I haven't had a particularly strong laugh yet.
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Here lies the sig of BK_Sheikah00, who swore fealty to the Gurus of Board 8.