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William Dreamurr – the judgemental wizard Chapter one – pain and loss As William stood at the end of the final corridor, awaiting the arrival of the genocidal maniac that calls themselves "Frisk", William, the human royal judge of the monsters, prepared to confront them. His heart heavy with the weight of vengeance and rage, he knew that he could not let Frisk continue their path of destruction. William the human stood in the maniac's path, "Frisk" makes their way through the final corridor only to be stopped halfway by William, "Heya, you've been busy, huh?" William greeted Frisk with a sinister yet oddly calm smirk. "So, I've got a question for ya... d'ya think that evr'ybody can change, that we all can be better if we jus' try?" William would chuckle, his voice filled with a mix of sadness and anger. "Alrigh', well 'ere's a better question..." William's eyes turn black, a sign of his deep-rooted hatred and determination to avenge the lives of his beloved monsters. "D'ya wanna have one hell of a bad time? cause if ya take one more step, you WON'T like what happens next..." Frisk steps forward, undeterred by William's warning. William's heart aches as he thinks of his lost family – Toriel, Sans, and Papyrus. "Whelp, sorry momma Toriel... this is why I ne'er make promises..." William would trail off as his hatred for the human opposite him grows by the second. "Whelp, 'tis a beautiful day today, birds are singin', the flowers are in bloom... on days like these, kids like you..." as he trailed off, William would use Blue Soul on Frisk, slamming the genocidal maniac into the floor with a powerful force. Before Frisk could recover, William would summon bones beneath them, which they would narrowly avoid. With a cold and determined look in his eyes, he continues speaking, "Should be burnin' in HELL." As frisk jumped William caught them off guard hurling bones from every direction the ferocity of his attacks were relentless, he wanted to put an end to the genocidal maniac permanently.