If they had no problem showing the picture but didn’t give a description, it's the most likely they just didn’t know exactly what happened. To tell about history and soul fusing what they knew. If there was hybrid before, to show what it looked like. If the soul was absorbed accidentally, I think it's more likely it was a monster that was there when an old human friend died, they grieved, touched the soul, their own soul attached to it.

If even a few monsters followed suit, or the same monster killed more humans, humans would be GONE.

The strange creature in Waterfall, therefore, must have been a monster taking a human soul, either before or during the war.īut, the same writings say not a single soul was taken during the war! So it couldn't be DURING the war! It has to be BEFORE the war! This means the monsters attacked the humans FIRST! The humans were only protecting their race from extinction! Hence, the war is justified, they did what they had to do to SURVIVE.

And, since the picture was in reference to a monster with a human soul, then it's very likely this is also depicting a monster with a human soul. This creature had to have existed BEFORE the war. Which also means it can't be after the war, since Chara was the first fallen human. So, who is the strange creature depicted in one of the ancient writings, about the war between humans and monsters? It can't be Asriel, since that was AFTER Chara fell. We already know the ancient writings were made before Chara fell, if they were made afterwards, the writings wouldn't say there are no entrances or exits for a human to fall. 'But human! There's no evidence that any monster did this in the game!' There IS, but we need to piece things together to figure it out. That happened AFTER the war, and is a completely different story. And no, I'm not talking about Prince Asriel. A monster actually DID kill a human, take its soul, and become a beast of unfathomable power.

Why did we attack when we did, instead of a lot sooner? Because. After all, humans and monsters have lived peacefully for centuries with no real problems. However, this wasn't just a response of fearing the unknown, or being nativist like some may suggest. Now, according the ancient writings in Waterfall, we declared war against the monsters because of their ability to take a human soul, and turn into a beast of unfathomable power. I am on the human side of this conflict between humans and monsters, and am here to say that it was RIGHT to wage war against the monsters! Here's why.

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