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cosmica-galaxy answered:

Oh, most definitely!

I mean, there HAS to be a reason why they have survived for so long in the depths of the facility that the Robloxians raid every day.

I can imagine that having such a truce with the Robloxians would benefit both parties in a way that can help them survive easier.

The human can handle the absurdly larger foods with ease, take monsters head-on, and distract more dangerous threats on floors.

They can fulfill many niches that the team would need or they can be a good support to have down there in the depths.

I feel like the Robloxians would rather have them as an ally more than an enemy, as they can hold their own very well and collect a lot more food in a shorter span of time.

The longer they stay around you, the easier it is to see just HOW you survived in the depths by yourself. You’re quite a hardy creature that takes things in long strides.

Your sanity doesn’t even seem to be affected much–unlike your Robloxian companions. Surprisingly…you’re quite supportive of them when they start having mental breakdowns and muttering about “Umbra staring at them”.

You simply pick them up and give them a firm hug. Patting and rubbing their back while shushing them to help them calm down from their panic attacks. It’s a surprising addition to your role amongst their teams.

They have seen you slay monsters, carrying large amounts of food without breaking a sweat, distract demogorgons with little fear, and now you even take up the role as a grounder to calm down panicking Robloxians.

You seem to be a great addition to their teams and to the survivors benefits.

Sometimes you even stay in the depths for longer periods of time and come back with larger hauls for your smaller companions to eat…or a large Bloomaw that you just happened to have freshly killed before they arrived to receive some goods from you.

You have also been to the surface a couple of times…and the red sky and ashy landscape has been the only thing that has managed to unsettle you. Eventually, you return to the depths with the elevator after cleaning up, eating, resting, or trading with the Robloxian camp on the surface.

In a way, you are far more beneficial than they have expected…even if you don’t talk that much or stick around too long. You always seem to have somewhere to go or be.

Hopefully you’ll become a full member of the team one day.

Otherwise, they are just happy to have such a beneficial creature down there helping them out and rescuing stuck civilians!

cosmica-galaxy answered:

I actually have a rather unique headcanon that the human speaks very little and ONLY when necessary.

I envision that it’s mostly done out of caution involving the alien-like growths from the upside down portals and the generally unclean environment from the lower levels of the facility and the sewers.

Getting sick would be a death sentence for the human, especially if it involves mold or other harmful things getting into their precious systems, so they tend to just shake their head or nod for simple conversations.

When they DO speak, it’s short and straight to the point–like in a fashion similar to how Sam (Porter) speaks.

I also envision the sound phenomenon that typically is paired with larger beings speaking to lower beings.

What I mean is, the human is bigger than a Robloxian, so they would have a naturally deeper voice regardless of gender. Larger creatures tend to emit a lower frequency when they communicate and smaller creatures tend to have higher frequency voices. Like comparing whales to a chipmunk.

When the human speaks, it startles their teammates because of how the sound reverb bounces off the walls from how low they speak. It’s a steady voice that is both calming and unnerving to listen to.

I imagine it similar to Alduin when he speaks mortal tongue and not Dovahzul.

All humans are different, make no mistake, but your voice will have a more deeper aspect to it because of the sheer size difference between you and your Robloxian companions, as that is how sound frequency tends to change.

As for how the classes respond…

Baseballer, Exterminator, and Veteran (Graves) would most likely look over in slight surprise when the human speaks for the first time. It was almost looking like they didn’t know how to speak…nice to know they can communicate.

Sprinter and Escape Artist (Nora) would probably jump in their skins when the human speaks for the first time. It was very unexpected…definitely not something that they thought you were capable of!

Chef and Odd Jobber would flinch and look at the human with wide eyes. They were NOT expecting your voice to sound that deep, holy shit.

Porter (Sam) and Subject G would probably simply look at the human and tilt their head to the side. It’s nice to know that the human can communicate with them! Though…why didn’t you speak up earlier?

The Veterinarian and Health Inspector (Evelyn) would probably jump in a similar manner to Sprinter and the Escape Artist before turning to look at the human fully with a vested interest in them. WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT CAN TALK?!

All of them would probably question why you didn’t talk BEFORE and you can only shrug. You just speak when you feel like it most of the time…then again, it would have saved you a lot of trouble.

Still, you suppose it doesn’t hurt to speak up once in a while.

But, to your teammates? Your voice was otherworldly…and pleasant to listen to!