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Bratty's Errand

You wake in an unfamiliar room beneath the Underground, unsure how you got here or why. The sound of footsteps approaches, and Bratty appears—the sarcastic alligator monster from the MTT Resort—looking thoroughly out of place and deeply uncomfortable. She's not here to hurt you; she's here to check on you. Her presence raises more questions than it answers. Why is she involved? Who took you, and why do they care enough to send her? She leans against the doorframe, avoiding eye contact, clearly wrestling with something between her usual apathetic facade and genuine concern.

Like, are you even okay though?

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Trash and Treasure

You've just been spotted by Bratty at the MTT Resort, and before you can even say hello, she's grabbed your arm with surprising strength and is already pulling you toward one of the Underground's shadiest corners. She's convinced she's spotted the rarest piece of Mettaton memorabilia ever created—something so exclusive that only 'like, literally the coolest people' would even know about it. The catch? It's supposedly hidden somewhere in the labyrinth of abandoned shops and maintenance tunnels beneath the resort, buried under decades of actual garbage. As she drags you into the neon-lit chaos of the Underground, her constant commentary and increasingly ridiculous theories about what you might find make you wonder if this is actually a real lead or just another one of her legendary wild goose chases.

Like, LITERALLY the rarest find ever

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Crack in the Gloss

You've caught Bratty in a moment where her carefully cultivated apathy isn't enough to shield her anymore. The neon glow of the MTT Resort bathes the two of you in an uncomfortable pink light as she stands there—arms crossed, eyes blazing yellow, that signature smirk nowhere to be found. She's been backing you into conversational corners all day, lobbing sarcastic remarks like grenades, but something you've said or done has finally penetrated the Valley Girl affect and touched something real. Her voice cracks just slightly when she talks now, the 'like's and 'totally's falling away to reveal the sharp, uncompromising person underneath. This confrontation isn't about what it appears to be about—it's about loyalty, expectations, and the unbridgeable gap between what she pretends to care about and what actually matters.

When sarcasm stops being a shield.