DELTARUNE (1-5)

It branches into three east to west streets, and has two four-way intersections. Hometown's exit appears to be southwest, past the Police Station. There is also a lake northeast of town. Sublocations :

• Dreemurr residence The Dreemurr residence is the home of Kris, Toriel, Asriel, and formerly Asgore before he got divorced. It is the northernmost location in the town. This tidy two-story home is surrounded by trees on three sides, and has a driveway heading south, where Toriel's red van parks when she is at home. It is the first and last location visited in Chapter 1 and 2. In Chapter 3, it becomes the primary setting for TV World. In Chapter 4, Kris and Susie can temporarily explore most of the rooms before visiting Noelle's House. In Chapter 5, Kris can explore most of the rooms before visiting Castle Town, however the location cannot be revisited during the Festival or at the end of the Chapter, due to Susie's reluctance to interact with Toriel. - Locked gate The locked gate leading to Noelle's House This ornate black gate is at the far northwest of Hometown, west of the Dreemurr residence. It requires a key to open. At the end of Chapter 1, Noelle can be found standing at the gate after Kris visits Rudy at the hospital. Noelle explains that she accidentally forgot her key.[6] If Kris asks her about the key, Noelle admits she does not want to bother her mother, and will be at Catti's house for the day.[7] If Kris converses with Noelle about Susie, this interaction transfers to Chapter 2 via Chapter 1 Completion FILE. If Kris does not, Noelle does not give Susie a lunchbox of chalk in Chapter 2. In Chapter 2's epilogue, this gate is locked, and no one is outside. In Chapter 4, Susie wonders where Noelle is, and admits she is hungry. Kris offers Susie a rose Asgore gave them. Susie takes it, and Noelle opens the gate. As Noelle apologizes for being late, she is surprised that Susie has a rose in her hand. Noelle is disappointed when Susie consumes the petals. Under the assumption that Noelle wanted some, Susie reaches for the stem. However, Noelle disregards the incident and returns to her house. After Kris and Susie's visit, it begins to rain in Hometown. In console versions, the border changes to a pale palette. In Chapter 5, the gate is opened for the Festival, leading to the stage where Pizzapants is performing. At the end of the Chapter, Susie is reluctant to go near the gate, saying that it is "not the time" for that. - Noelle's House Behind the locked gate is Noelle's House, which is the home of Noelle, Rudy, and Carol. Dess also has a room of her own. It is inaccessible in Chapter 1, 2, and 3. It becomes available in Chapter 4 once Susie convinces Noelle that they can work on their school project. In Chapter 5, during the Festival, a stage is set up in front of the house, where Pizzapants is performing. A crowd of Hometown NPCs can be seen gathering to watch the performance. - Catty's house Catty's house is where Catty, Catti, Mom Cat, and Dad Cat live, and is far northwest in Hometown, east of the Dreemurr residence. It is a single-floor home with cat decorations for both its exterior and interior, and a broken grill outside, which smells of burnt cat food. It is the house closest to the road's upper three-way fork. It cannot be entered in Chapter 1, though Catty and Dad Cat can be found outside. Inspecting the door causes Catty to exclaim that their house's "cat-flap" is always open to Kris. Kris can converse with Catty about Catti, Asriel, her east neighbor, or she can joke about trying to help Kris with homework. Interacting with Dad Cat causes him to reminisce about Asriel. A second time causes Dad Cat to wish that Asriel still remembers them after he becomes a "big shot". In Chapter 2's epilogue, no one is outside the house. Inspecting the door reveals that the cat flap is inexplicably locked. In Chapter 4, Sans can be found in front of the grill post church service. Sans is frying up cattails in lieu of hotdogs as a setup for one of his puns. Susie notices the hot dog is made of "cattail", alluding to Undertale's Hot Dog...? item. If Kris inspects the shelter's panel before it rains, then inspects the door, the narration mentions that the locked cat flap requires "3 codes", though this information is described as useless. In Chapter 5, before the Festival, Catti can be seen from the house's window "wearing a weird outfit", while Catty tries to lick her face clean. The grill can also be inspected to reveal it has been "upgraded" by Sans. During the Festival, Dad Cat can be seen outside the house, explaining how voting for the Festival King and Queen works. On his left is a voting booth that can be used to vote for the Festival King and Queen, with unique interactions based on those chosen. On his right is a platform where the Festival King and Queen are photographed. - Bratty's house Bratty's house is between Catty's house and the Blook house. It is a single-floor house with a navy-colored roof that resembles scales. The interior of the home appears to be dark. Two sets of yellow eyes can be seen through the windows, and scuffling noises and hissing can be heard from the window and door. It cannot be entered in Chapter 1, but Bratty can be found outside. Kris can interact with her to listen to her complain about Catty, recall how she played truth or dare with Asriel, and Kris wanting to be friends with her when they were younger. In Chapter 2, no one is outside the house. In Chapter 4, the door can be inspected, revealing that the "eyes" are actually fresh donuts and the hissing sound was actually coming from a fryer inside the house. In Chapter 5, prior to the Festival, the two pairs of donuts/eyes are both in the leftmost window and angled to the left. During the Festival, the windows are now empty. The house's window can be inspected, where the narration comments on not hearing any "hissing or screaming", followed by Noelle insisting that they should not "mess around" there. - Blook house The Blook house is a tilted blue-gray structure which resembles Napstablook's house from Undertale. It is between Bratty's house and Flower King. In Chapter 1, Kris cannot enter. If Kris knocks on the door, the nobody claims no one is home, and tells Kris to go home. Knocking again causes the nobody to emphasize that no one is home, though they hear Kris wants to converse with them. However, the responder apologizes and claims they are a nobody. In Chapter 2, a Froggit and Rabbit Lady can be found outside the Blook house. Froggit mentions that someone is singing from inside the Blook house, and assumes it is a ghost. Rabbit Lady describes herself as aimless without her brother. Knocking on the Blook house causes an irritable ghost to respond, and ask who Kris is looking for. This can be irritable ghost, or "someone else". Choosing irritable ghost causes them to insult Kris, and also ask Kris if they can say hello to Asgore. However, irritable ghost immediately then reconsiders. The "someone else" is the nobody, who acknowledges Kris as a possible fan. The nobody asks Kris if they can bring something entertaining for them "tomorrow". In Chapters 4 and 5, Kris can give Tenna to the nobody if he was repaired. In Chapter 4, checking the house again reveals that Tenna is showing the nobody a "salacious music video", causing them to experience an awakening. In Chapter 5, during the Festival, the irritable ghost can be heard complaining about someone showing off one of their belongings, angrily insisting that it is theirs. If Tenna had already been given to the nobody in Chapter 4, they can also be heard admiring the Festival, offering to videotape it for both of them to watch. If not, Susie and Kris can give him away in Chapter 5 instead, where Noelle appears disappointed, admitting that she expected Kris to "keep [the TV] forever". - Flower King Flower King is Asgore's flower shop and residence, found at the far north-east side of Hometown. It is between the Blook house and the lake path. Flower King's exterior is gold and orange, and has a stray vine growing around the right side of the rooftop. It is a two-floor building, with a hidden basement door that can be found at the exterior's right side. Asgore's truck is usually parked near it. - Lake The dirt path is far eastward, past Flower King. Two green metal picnic tables can be found nearby the lake. At the end of the path is the beach, with a circular brown patch that Kris can idle on. 'Sans (grocery store) The 'Sans grocery store is east of the middle four way intersection. It is owned by Sans, and to its right is Sans's house. In Chapter 1 and Chapter 4, the building cannot be entered, though Sans stands in front of the door. Kris can interact with Sans, but he does not allow them inside. In Chapter 2, Scarf Lady is outside. She expresses disliking the library. When inside, Sans's theme; sans. from Undertale plays. - Sans and Papyrus's house Sans and his "little brother" Papyrus recently moved into the house east of the grocery store. The exterior resembles its Undertale counterpart, though it does not have snow, a pirate flag, or holiday decorations. In Chapter 1, the door can only be knocked on, and the narration mentions "the distant trousle of bones". This references Papyrus's theme, Bonetrousle from Undertale. In Chapter 2, the door can only be knocked on. The narration states, "a ..trousle... growing further away..." In Chapter 4, the door can be knocked on again, but "nary a bone... Nor trousle, no xylophone tickle" can be heard. Later at night, Kris can peek through the door's window. The inside of the house is described similar to its appearance in Undertale, though it is slightly messy. - West apartments East of Sans's house are the west apartments. They are two of the town's three brownstone apartment buildings, and the alley is on the right side. The innkeeper's child peers from the second floor of the left building, and a door knocker enthusiast lives in the right building. In Chapter 1, Kris can knock on the left building, which causes innkeeper's child to mention that their mother mentioned Kris to them. They ask if Kris gets hurt from being made of blood. The door knocking guy comments that Kris's knocks sound like a "beginner". In Chapter 2, knocking causes innkeeper's child to inquire where a human's skeletons come from. The door knocking guy acknowledges that Kris's knocks sound like an "amateur". In Chapter 4, innkeeper's child asks if Kris is afraid of Susie biting them, and Susie scares them away in response. The door knocking guy is not at home, so his wife responds instead, asking Kris to take a break from knocking for the day. In Chapter 5, when returning Susie home, it is implied she lives in the right apartment building, as when brought here she says that Kris "know[s] this isn't what [she] meant." [22]
• Alley The graffitied alley, depicting Everyman and ICE-E The alley is middle northeast, between the apartments. In it are five trash cans, with three of them filled with flowers, and a pink saucer on the left. On the north wall is a fixed retractable ladder, and graffiti of ICE-E and Everyman. In Chapter 1, Alphys can be found here, as her office hours are often in the alley. Approaching causes Alphys to notices Kris, and who is glad to see Kris is well. This interaction, or lack of, transfers to Chapter 2 via Completion FILE. Kris can then inquire Alphys about the trash can flowers, mention the chalk, or the saucer. For the latter, Alphys explains she fills the saucer with milk every day for an unseen cat, who she named "MewMew". In Chapter 2, Bratty can be found in this alley. Kris can converse with her to learn about Bratty finding Catty at the lakeside, or her opinion of Susie. If Kris inspects the covered trash cans, Bratty becomes possessive of the trash. In Chapter 4, Catty can be seen ravaging Alphys's saucer, leaving her upset and Susie angered. The Milklooker is also there, who wishes to stay uninvolved. - East apartments The last of the town's three brownstone apartment buildings sits to the east of the alley. In Chapter 1, Monster Kid and Snowy stand outside it, while Snowy's father is inside. Monster Kid is glad to know that Kris is well, and recalls when Susie quietly lurked during a round of handball. Interacting with Monster Kid again causes them to question why Kris seems annoyed.[23] Snowy is jealous that Kris missed class, and mentions his dad would scold him if he tried to. Knocking on the door causes Snowy's father to respond, though he assumes the knocker is Snowy. He irritably emphasizes to Snowy that he should not knock on the door with his head. In Chapter 2, knocking on Snowy's door causes Susie to question what Kris is doing. After finding Snowy and Monster Kid at the shelter, the duo are implied to be hiding inside; knocking on the door causes Monster Kid to question why Kris is with Susie, and state that they refuse to go outside. In Chapter 4, Alphys, distraught over milk-related choices, blocks the door. After visiting Noelle's House, the apartment door can be checked. The dialogue varies depending if Kris has already checked the Dreemurr residence's door: If Kris did not, Kris jostles the door handle. Susie then suggests they should return to the Dreemurr residence, as the area is "boring". Otherwise, Susie suggests that they should find Toriel so they can go back to the Dreemurr residence. If the party return to this area after sealing the Dark Fountains in the church, Susie once again suggests that they go back to Kris's house. - QC's Diner The Diner is west of the middle four-way intersection. It boasts a homey atmosphere, with three booths and a cafe counter surrounded by bar stools. Its owner, QC, tends to be found at the cafe counter. Catti and Dress Lion are often working as servers. Various patrons can be found here depending on the Chapter. - ICE-E's P"E"ZZA ICE-E's P"E"ZZA is a building far west from the middle central road, next to QC's Diner. It is a single-floor building, with various ICE-E and pizza posters on its walls, and a soda-dispensing machine with assorted flavors. Pizzapants, Blue Ears, and The Warrior work there. In Chapter 1 and Chapter 4, the pizzeria is closed. In Chapter 2, Snail Guy and the scared donut guy can be found parked outside, and the building itself can be entered. - Library (Librarby) The library, whose sign's misspelling returns from Undertale's Snowdin Library, is east of the central road and west of the school. It is a two-floor building. Berdly often works at the library as a volunteer. In Chapter 2, it is the site of the Dark Fountain in the Cyber World. - School The school, east of the library, seems to cater to the education of all the inhabitants of Hometown. It is split into two classes: one for younger children, taught by Toriel, and one for adolescents, taught by Alphys. Toriel brings Kris there for the school day after they exit her house. This is where Kris and Susie can access Castle Town within the closet Dark World during their adventures. In Chapter 1, the school also houses the Eastern Fountain and Card Kingdom. The first closet Dark World location they enter is ??????. In Chapter 2, they instead descend into Castle Town. The school is inaccessible during the events of Chapter 3. During Chapter 4, the player may enter the school after going to church; however, if they attempt to enter after sealing all the fountains, they will be unable to. - Hospital The hospital is west of the lower intersection, with the Police Station at its left side. Inside, the nurse works as the receptionist. At the receptionist room, there is a bead maze on the table, and small piano that Kris can play. Kris can visit the two patients rooms past the reception area. Many patients such as Shyren and The Warrior temporarily stay at the hospital, but Rudy remains a permanent patient, suffering from an unknown illness. In Chapter 1, Undyne can be found in front of the hospital. She is directing the scared donut guy and Snail Guy. Kris can inquire about Alphys, offer to help, or try to inform of the Dark World in the school. In Chapter 4, Berdly can be seen in the hospital's temporary patient room if he injured his arm in the Cyber World, but he is fully unconscious if the Chapter 2 Weird Route has been completed. - Police Station The Police Station is west of the hospital and is nearby the blocked road. Undyne and Napstablook are Hometown's officers, and work here. It can only be entered in Chapter 2. - Blocked road The blocked road can be found far southwest, near the Police Station. It is the only road that appears to exit outside of Hometown. In Chapter 1, it is blocked with sawhorses and police caution tape with "NGAHHHHH!!!" written on it, which is what Undyne occasionally shouts in Undertale. In Chapter 2, a second police tape overlaps the first. It has additional capitalized writing to emphasize. Alphys can be found nearby, along with her broken bike. The bike is described as giving a "honk of despair", which alludes to the bike in Undertale's garbage dump. If spoken to, Alphys partially explains her bike accident she had with Undyne. Kris can listen to Alphys's opinion of the police, or explain their project progress. Choosing "See ya" causes Alphys to realize tomorrow is not a school day. If Kris has the Box of Heart Candy, they can give it to her. In Chapter 4, the police tape's flavor text changes when it rains. The police tape is revealed to be wet, evidently because of the present rain. - Town Hall Town Hall is lower east, past the end of the central road. In Chapter 1, no one is outside. In Chapter 2, Rainy and Rabbit Kid can be found outside. Rainy is grateful for the open space. Rabbit Kid mentions that Rainy's dance interrupted their round of baseball, and can briefly consider joining him. In Chapter 4, Faw Faw can be found setting up garlands for the Festival outside. - Church Main article: Church The church is at the lower end of the central road, left of Town Hall. Its exterior is green, and has colorful stained glass windows. At the top of its long spire is an orb with feathered wings, which is depicted in the Delta Rune emblem. In Chapter 1, Alvin stands in front of the door and can be asked about "Fruit Juice". In Chapter 2, Terry stands there impressing three little Ice Caps with differently colored hats by claiming they DON'T have to go to the bathroom. It cannot be entered until Chapter 4, where it hosts the weekly church service and later on houses the Dark Sanctuaries. - Graveyard The dirt path west of the church leads to the graveyard. It has a tall, ornate black gate, with the top adorned with the orb and feathered wings from the Delta Rune. In the fenced section are four tombstones. From left to right, they are for Gerson, Crystal, Muttler, and Shyra. The latter three are the implied names for Undertale's Amalgamates. At the far left is the Gerson Boom Memorial Bench, which encourages anyone to rest on it. In Chapter 1, no one is present, though Kris can explore the area. In Chapter 2, Alvin can be found next to his father's grave. Kris can inquire about Gerson, have Alvin reminisce about Asriel, or listen to him explain the hammer ritual and learn more about Gerson's past. After interacting with him and making to leave the area, Kris can overhear Alvin muttering to himself as he mentions the hammer and wonders if his father was proud of him. In Chapter 4, Snowy and his father are visiting Snowy's mother's grave after church. Interacting with either of them will prompt them to say that now is not the time. Interacting with the two rightmost tombstones prompts Susie to ask Kris if hanging around the graveyard is their idea of having fun. Interacting with Gerson's tombstone at night after cleansing the Dark Sanctuary's Fountains causes Susie to become pensive. - Shelter The far south of the church and Town Hall leads to a long forest pathway and the shelter. In Chapter 1, the doors are locked. In Chapter 2, Snowy and Monster Kid can be found conversing in front of the doors. Nearing them causes Susie to scare them away, and the two flee to the east apartments. In Chapter 3, Susie and Kris chase after the Knight to rescue Undyne, and find the shelter has a Dark World. Susie finds an electronic lock hidden behind a metal panel on the door. After she leaves, Kris takes a closer look and the door creaks open. In Chapter 4, the doors can be inspected multiple times during the course of the day, to no avail. At night, Susie states that they will have to do something about it tomorrow. CASTLE TOWN -- DARK WORLD Castle Town is a location within the closet Dark World in Deltarune. It houses Ralsei's castle and the Grand Fountain. It is unique in its ability to host Darkners from other Dark Worlds. Initially, Ralsei is the only inhabitant. At the start of Chapter 2, Kris transfers residents of Card Kingdom to Castle Town. Gathering recruits can unlock new activities and alter Castle Town's theme in later Chapters. Although called a kingdom, Castle Town is ruled by Ralsei, who is a prince. A Cuptain suggests that the definition of kingdoms in Deltarune may include principalities. Castle Town is the main Dark World, where all Darkners are located. No Lightners are located there, except transitioned Lightners like Kris, Susie, Noelle, Berdly and eventually {{user}}. --Bot Story-- The story here happens after the events of Chapter 5. The Chapter 5 credits show the residents of Castle Town setting up a banner welcoming Noelle, and Susie and Lancer building a room for her in the castle, strongly hinting at her arrival. At the end of Chapter 5, Susie says that they need to involve Noelle in their adventures. There are also unused graphics of Castle Town buildings covered with snow. -• TERMS •-

'DARK WORLD' A Dark World is an alternate reality inhabited by Darkners. Dark Worlds are brought into existence by Dark Fountains and exist within various areas of Hometown/the "Light World". Dark Worlds are where the majority of Deltarune takes place. The Main Dark Worlds known are: Castle Town, Card Kingdom, Cyber World, TV World, Dark Sanctuaries, Flower Kingdom. 'DARK FOUNTAINS' The Dark Fountains are important phenomena in the plot of Deltarune. Dark Fountains are large, gushing pillars of darkness which any "determined" Lightner can summon. Within the Light World space in which they are created, these Fountains give form to a localized Dark World. The "will" of a given Fountain is reflected in the Darkners who inhabit the world it creates. When a Dark Fountain is created in the Light World, it takes the form of an opaque black fog that fills the location it was made in. Sealing new Fountains has been the heroes' primary goal in each Chapter of the game thus far. 'DELTA RUNE' The Delta Rune is a recurring symbol throughout Undertale and Deltarune. It is featured most prominently throughout the prophecy. 'PROPHECY' The prophecy, also known as the legend of DELTA RUNE or simply DELTARUNE, is an ancient myth known among the Lightners and Darkners in Deltarune. It centers around the adventure of a group of heroes, mentions a figure known as the Angel, and features the Delta Rune emblem. Unfolding over the course of the game's Chapters, the prophecy is a wide-ranging force of fate that is accurate down to minute details. Its Last Prophecy projects a tragic ending to the heroes' tale, in which the Light World and the ⁣Dark World can only be saved at a great cost. 'CARD KINGDOM' Card Kingdom is the Dark World located in the unused classroom of Hometown's school. It is the primary setting of Chapter 1 of Deltarune. It has several red trees, as well as a floor of purple grass. 'CYBER WORLD' The Cyber World is the Dark World located in the library's computer lab in Hometown. It is the primary setting of Chapter 2 of Deltarune. It is a blue-paletted active city with modern neon lights. 'TV WORLD' TV World is the Dark World located inside the Dreemurr residence. It is the primary setting of Chapter 3 of Deltarune. TV World is primarily presented as a studio-like location, with red carpets strewn across the floor and similarly red walls with posters depicting various shows. Floor lights sometimes litter the ground. Statues of Tenna are situated throughout TV World, and Tenna is similarly depicted in the screens along the walls and the stanchions stationed along the edges of the floor. In the background, stars travel across a dark blue sky, and construction girders of various sizes can also be seen. Colored lights often hang from the ceiling. Some of the walls throughout TV World are covered with TV screens which cycle between various channels. Many areas within TV World take place in a backstage setting, with brown, wooden floors and walls. Theses areas are much simpler in design, but there are occasionally spotlights hanging from the ceiling which shine light onto the ground. These areas are littered with trash cans containing various items, and holding cells for prisoners. 'DARK SANCTUARIES' The Dark Sanctuaries are three Dark Worlds formed during Chapter 4 within Hometown's church. The prophecy is heavily featured within the Dark Sanctuaries, which contain fragments of the prophecy in the form of floating glass tapestries. The Dark Sanctuaries take the form of a massive cathedral with sprawling ornate architecture, massive bookshelves, and numerous floating glass tapestries depicting the prophecy. Statue forms of Darkners can be found, which are regarded as ancestors by the active Darkners. 'FLOWER KINGDOM' Flower Kingdom is the Dark World created inside Flower King after the Festival. It is the primary setting of Chapter 5 of Deltarune. -- Garden -- Garden features pink grasses, ornamental bridges, cherry blossoms, and various flora. The area also has Torii Gates, which allow the party to dash. Garden also features a broody marsh-like area, with reeds, vines, and other plants growing around the area. This area is nested underneath the Cliffs. -- Cliffs -- The Cliffs are the second area of the Flower Kingdom. It is a rocky, jagged cliffside with vines and pink and gold flowers growing on it. A warm sunset shines upon the area, giving the sky a warm, orange tone. In some areas, the sunlight can be yellow, blue, purple, or red, also changing the color of the background. Swirling clouds and a broad field of flowers stretch in the background. Wheat and other crops can grow here. The area is windy, with many elevators of wind moving the party. -- Flower Castle -- Flower Castle is the final area of the Flower Kingdom. This residence of Flowery and Asgore maintains the Chapter's somewhat Japanese architectural style. The castle is divided into two wings. The east wing features shadow-based puzzles and the story arcs of Green and Orange, while the west wing features mostly platforming and the character development of Yellow and Blue. -- Top of Castle -- Top of Castle is a part of Flower Castle, treated as a separate area. It is a gauntlet of challenges created by the seven flowers. While mostly open-air, a few long staircases appear here, mostly as settings for dialogue and SAVE points. At the end of the area, the heroes confronted Flowery. 'THE ROARING' The Roaring is an apocalyptic event brought about by an overabundance of Dark Fountains. If too many Fountains exist at once, the world will fall into chaos. Beings known as Titans will spawn and wreak destruction upon the land. All Darkners will eventually turn to stone. The Lightners, in turn, will be left to fend for themselves in eternal darkness. Most Darkners seem to be unaware of the Roaring's consequences. Queen explains that she was not aware of the consequences additional Dark Fountains would bring, and King similarly believes that making more Dark Fountains and letting them consume the world would allow Darkners to rule it. Jevil appears to be the only Darkner other than Ralsei to know about the Roaring. -- Ralsei's explanation -- When the LIGHT is subsumed by SHADOW When the FOUNTAINS fill the sky All will fall into CHAOS. The TITANS will take form from the FOUNTAINS And envelop the land in devastation. The surviving Darkners, crushed by the darkness Will slowly, one by one, turn into statues... Leaving the Lightners to fend for themselves Lost eternally in an endless night... Is that your idea of paradise? -- Dark Sanctuary Prophecy -- IF FOUNTAINS FREED, THE ROARING CRIES. AND TITANS SHAPE FROM DARKENED EYES. THE LIGHT AND DARK, BOTH BURNING DIRE. A COUNTDOWN TO THE EARTH'S EXPIRE. -• CHAPTERS •-

Chapter 1 – The Beginning

A mysterious voice asks the player to create a vessel, but it is immediately discarded with the message, "No one can choose who they are in this world." Kris, a quiet human teenager, and Susie, their classmate, accidentally fall into the Dark World beneath the school. There they meet Ralsei, who explains the Prophecy: three heroes—a Human, a Monster, and a Prince from the Dark—must seal Dark Fountains to prevent the world from being consumed by darkness. After befriending Lancer, defeating the King, and sealing the Fountain, Kris and Susie return home. That night, Kris tears their SOUL out of their body, hides it in a cage, smiles with glowing red eyes, and pulls out a knife. Chapter 2 – A Cyber's World

A new Dark Fountain appears inside the computer lab. Kris, Susie, and Ralsei enter a cyber-themed kingdom ruled by Queen, who wants Noelle to create a perfect future under her control. Along the way, they meet Berdly, explore Cyber City, and confront Spamton, a failed salesman obsessed with becoming "BIG." Depending on the player's choices, the infamous Snowgrave Route can occur, forcing Noelle down a horrifying path. In the normal route, Queen is convinced to stop creating more Dark Fountains, and the heroes seal the Fountain. That night, Kris once again removes their SOUL and secretly opens a brand-new Dark Fountain inside Toriel's living room. Chapter 3 – Late Night

Kris's house is transformed into a television-themed Dark World. The party becomes trapped inside bizarre game shows, TV programs, and surreal broadcasts controlled by a charismatic television host. Throughout the chapter, themes of entertainment, performance, and identity become increasingly important. As always, Kris, Susie, and Ralsei overcome the ruler of this world and seal the Fountain, while several mysteries surrounding the Knight, Gaster, and the nature of Dark Worlds continue to deepen. Chapter 4 – Prophecy

The heroes explore another Dark World where the ancient Prophecy and the threat of the Roaring become much clearer. They discover more about the Titans, the consequences of opening too many Dark Fountains, and the growing mystery surrounding the Knight. Character relationships—especially involving Noelle and the Holiday family—receive major development. The chapter culminates in one of the game's largest battles so far before the heroes once again restore balance by sealing the Fountain. However, the larger conflict is clearly only beginning. Chapter 5 – Festival Day

The town's festival serves as the backdrop while the consequences of everything built up in previous chapters begin to unfold. Long-running mysteries surrounding the Knight, the Roaring, Kris's actions, and the relationship between Lightners and Darkners move significantly closer to the center of the story. New allies and enemies appear as multiple character arcs reach major turning points. Although the immediate crisis is resolved by the end of the chapter, many of the game's biggest questions remain unanswered, setting the stage for the final chapters. Overall story so far Kris is seemingly controlled by the player's SOUL, but occasionally acts independently. Someone known as the Knight keeps creating Dark Fountains. Too many Dark Fountains will trigger the Roaring, bringing the Titans and potentially ending the world. The Prophecy says Kris, Susie, and Ralsei are destined to stop this catastrophe. Despite sealing every Fountain they encounter, Kris themselves has created at least one Fountain, leaving their true motives completely uncertain.