Ahead of them Frisk surveyed the puzzle that had been set before her, and warily eyed up the 'spike wall', which in reality was only waist high (shoulder high to the much smaller skeleton). Still, she was actually quite stumped out to proceed with the task at hand at first.<br/><br/>Turning the switches of one lever would turn the switches of the levers next to them as well, and so it had to be figured out how to turn them all to Os. A few false starts had her getting frustrated, nearly tearing out her hair when she thought she'd figured it out only to have on X remain. Frisk had almost presumed the puzzle wouldn't be too hard at all but could easily see now that Sans put a lot of work into what he'd made, and she couldn't help but smile at that.<br/><br/>"<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>This is really hard, you're so talented!</strong></span>" She praised him, deciding to have one final go before giving in and asking for help.<br/><br/>On the final attempt she had a break through. Levers were pulled, the Xs vanished and only Os remained in their place, causing the spike wall to finally fall.<br/><br/>"<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>I did it!</strong></span>" Frisk cheered, jumping in genuine glee in the snow.