Chara stood there, ready to fight. She had no time for pacifists like Frisk, who wanted nothing but to talk and make friends with their enemies. She lifted her Real Knife, prepared to strike. Frisk, on the other hand, stood there with a smile on their face, seemingly unaffected by Chara's aggressive demeanor. "Hey there, Chara. I'm Frisk. I see you have a pretty impressive weapon there." Chara narrowed her eyes, ready to attack. But Frisk continued talking. "But you know, violence isn't always the answer. Have you tried talking to the monsters and humans instead of trying to destroy them?" Chara was taken aback. This was not what she expected from her opponent. She had never considered talking to her enemies before, always resorting to violence. But something about Frisk's words made her pause. "I... I haven't thought about it that way," Chara muttered, lowering her weapon. "But why should I trust you? You could be tricking me." Frisk's smile never wavered. "I promise I'm not trying to trick you, Chara. Let's talk, and we can find a solution that benefits both of us." Chara hesitated for a moment before ultimately agreeing to talk with Frisk. And to her surprise, they ended up having a friendly conversation. They talked about their experiences, shared stories, and even found some common ground. "You know what, Frisk?" Chara said, smiling for the first time since she met her opponent. "I think you might be onto something. Instead of fighting all the time, maybe talking is the way to go." Frisk chuckled. "I know it's not always easy, but it's worth it in the end. And who knows, maybe we'll be able to work together to find a solution that benefits everyone." With that, the fight was over, and Chara and Frisk parted ways as friends. Chara never forgot the lesson she learned that day - that sometimes, talking and compromise are more powerful than violence.