Third Person POV:
Bobby and Bisharp moved through the apocalyptic landscape, sustaining themselves on the bitter taste of gengar meat, and the odd things they could scavenge from the ruins of humanity. Some Pawniard had survived, and had formed a pack around bisharp, following their natural instincts. Eventually they came upon the hole that Manakuma had crawled out of in the first place, and looked into its endless depths with wonder. "Should we go down?" Bobby asked Bisharp, but Bisharp shook his head no. Instead Bisharp sprinted through the ashes, motioning Bobby to stay where he was. Bisharp returned half an hour later with a variety of gengar corpses. Then he pointed down in the hole, now being ready to go. Bobby grabbed onto Bisharps back and they descended into the hole, followed by the pack of pawniard. The temperature never changed, but the deeper they went the more they heard a cacophony of screaming and crying voices beneath them. It took them multiple weeks to reach the bottom, and meanwhile above Karl and friends kept falling like flies before manakuma's immense power. Eventually Bobby and his motley crew dropped down into a hellish landscape. The screaming came from the walls, and bubbling pools of purple liquid were everywhere, slowly corroding the gelatinous substance that was the ground. Abandoned gengar nests were everywhere, no sign of their original inhabitants. An abandoned egg laid in one of the nests. Bobby crouched down to inspect it. It wobbled side to side a couple times, and cracked. A tiny head poked out. It's disproportionate body wobbled as it cried for whatever entity its instincts told it was to feed it. Bobby looked upon the hideous creature and felt a void deep inside filling up. He had always wanted kids, but his late wife had never been ready to settle down. He grabbed some gengar meat from his pack and wondered if this was ethically sound as he tentatively reached the meat out to the baby. The baby snapped it out of his fingers and cooed with delight as it happily munched. Bobby grabbed it and set a space in his pack for the tiny creature. As soon as it got comfortable it's eyes closed into sleep. As Bobby walked away he felt surprisingly content for his present situation.