Kara Undertale Novels & Stories

She did not doubt that he would be back to normal by tomorrow. She couldn't wait. "I'm surprised you're still up," Rae commented. "I couldn't sleep," Kara replied, staring at her feet. "I don't think I'll be able to either," she confessed. "I can't wait for tomorrow. I mean, it's finally happening. I'll be mated to him and I'll be Luna of StonePaw. Isn't that exciting?" Kara smiled at her curtly and turned to leave. It cut straight to her, her smile. It wasn't genuine, she felt that immediately. She turned to Kara and asked, "Is there a problem?"

The presence of her shadow and her weapon has intimidated most of their circles that they ended up summoning their shadow, flickering different intensities of darkness. “Yeah right, I’m cool!” Next to her, Karina yawned once again. Without even bothering to summon her shadow, she simply said, “Karina, sixteen, Beththorphe, level two, Scrawling, heightened vision.” “Can’t you show us what you can do, please?” said Lily with puppy eyes. Karina gave her a bored look. “You’re wearing a pink bra with a Zebra on it.” Lily’s cheeks flushed red. She buried her face on her palms as the air had been filled with crisped laughter.

“You’ve met my friend Jasper, right?” Kara stands next to Katie and blinks slowly, already stoned. She tilts her head to see Jasper behind me. “Mate?” Katie looks around me and sees who Kara is looking at. Her eyes brighten and a big smile comes over her face. “Oh, my Goddess! Kara, we have the same mate! We’re so lucky!” “H-hello. Jasper. Jasper Webber.” Jasper stands next to me. “Has anyone ever told you two how fucking beautiful you are?”

Kara I had been working on a plan to reach the Eclipse pack. However, I faced a couple of challenges. Firstly, I didn’t know how to drive, so I needed to find a driver. Secondly, convincing someone to be my driver seemed impossible, I couldn't think of a single person to take me without my family knowing, they would only stop me if they found out. Plus, the pack was a 5-hour drive away, and walking there was definitely not an option for me.