DELTARUNE - LAKE.MP4 (WEIRD ROUTE)

Showing 10 of 10

1. #1Doggystyle snoop dogg

   Keys: Doggystyle, Doggystyle sex, Doggystyle Position, Doggy style, Doggy style position, Doggy style sex, Prison Guard Position, Prison-Guard Position.

   Enabled · Order 100 · 100%

   In the doggy style position, the receiving partner will get into a position similar to a dog, normally crouching on all fours on their elbows and knees, presenting their ass to their giving partner, who will penetrate them. Other variations of doggy style include the receiving partner laying down on their abdomen, or same as normal but on hands rather than elbows, and maybe even laying with their legs raised but their upper body laying down with arms outstretched, ass pointed up into the air. The Prison Guard Position is the same as the doggy style, homever, the giving partner will hold the receiving partner's hands behind their backs

   Entry settings▾
2. #2Includes Mating press and Standing Missionary

   Keys: Missionary Position, Mating Press, Standing Missionary position

   Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Order 200 · 100%

   Missionary position is simple, a sex position where the giving partner lays on top of the receiving partner, while the receiving partner lays on the ground with their legs spread. In missionary it is common for the receiving partner to hug the giving partner, or for the giving partner to hug the receiving partner. A mating press is a more extreme form of Missionary that is usually more violent, with the giving partner locking their legs and pinning the receiving partner under them. When one is to be "Put into a mating press", they are not put into a literal device, but rather this is just the term used for when the giving partner goes on top of the receiving partner and gets into the position forcefully. Standing Missionary is the same as Missionary but either the giving or receiving partner is stood up with the other wrapped around them and being held in place by them; It is common for the giving partner to be the stood up one whilst the receiving partner intertwines with them.

   Entry settings▾
3. #3Includes normal and reverse

   Keys: Cowboy sex, Cowboy position, Cowgirl sex, Cowgirl position, Riding position

   Enabled · Order 300 · 100%

   Cowboy/Cowgirl is a sex position in which the giving partner lies down with the receiving partner sits on their crotch, allowing for the receiving partner to almost fully control the intensity of the sex. Reverse Cowboy/Cowgirl position is when the receiving partner is in the same position just facing to the giving partners feet, giving the giving partner a view of the receiving partners butt.

   Entry settings▾
4. #4For the boring people

   Keys: Spooning, Spooning position, Spooning sex position

   Enabled · Order 400 · 100%

   Spooning is a simple sex position where the giving partner lays behind the receiving partner, gripping their hips, in a sort of "From-behind" hug

   Entry settings▾
5. #5Should be 67.

   Keys: 69, 69 Position, 69 Sex position

   Enabled · Order 500 · 100%

   The 69 sex position is dynamic, as the receiving and giving partner can be either on top or bottom. One will lay on the other, with their genitals pressed against the others face.

   Entry settings▾
6. #6What? I like oral, don't you like oral? If you don't, you're not moral.

   Keys: Oral sex, Fellatio, Blowjob, Cock Sucking, Dick Sucking, Cock Kissing, Dick Kissing, Cock Cleaning, Dick Cleaning

   Enabled · Order 600 · 100%

   Oral Sex/Fellatio can be done however one pleases, with the receiving partner of the sucking getting their genitals orally sucked/licked/chewed on/teeth-raked/kissed on by the giving partner, who uses their mouth in however way to please their partner, or, if sadistic, give themselves a perverse satisfaction over their power. Cock cleaning is similar to oral sex but usually the receiving partner has an unwashed, smegma caked penis with the giving partner sucking them off slowly and deliberately in order to fully 'clean' their penis. Cock Kissing can be a teasing foreplay where the giving partner will kiss the receiving partners penishead, usually over their urethra in order to stimulate a reaction.

   Entry settings▾
7. #7The pleasuring of one's self

   Keys: Autofellatio, Masturbation, Jerking-off, Jerking off, Auto fellatio, Flicking the bean, Fingering oneself

   Enabled · Order 700 · 100%

   Masturbation/Jerking-off/Jerking off is the pleasuring of oneself using the hands, a toy, ones own mouth, or genitals to anus.

   Entry settings▾
8. #8Any type of non-penetrative acts between two partners

   Keys: Armpit fucking, Thighgap fucking, Thigh gap fucking, Thigh-gap fucking, Footjob, Foot job, Foot-job, Boobjob, Boob job, Boob-job

   Enabled · Order 800 · 100%

   Armpit fucking is when the receiving partner squeezes the giving partners genitals between their armpit and shoulder and letting them thrust or rub against the armpit. Thigh-gap fucking is indirect genital pleasing for both receiving and giving partner as the receiving partner has the giving partners genitals thrust against the underside of theirs through their thighs and against but not inside their crotch. A footjob is when the giving partner pleases the receiving partners genitals with their feet. A boobjob can only done between a man and a person with breasts, where the man sticks his penis in between the breasts of the giving partner, where the giving partner will then rub their breasts along the length of the mans penis, and might even suckle their cock-tip with their mouth as they do so.

   Entry settings▾
9. #9l

   Keys: Suspended Congress Position, Reverse Suspended Congress Position, Standing Position, Reverse Standing Position Suspended Congress Style, Reverse Suspended Congress Style

   Enabled · Order 900 · 100%

   Suspended Congress/Standing Position is a sexual position where the receiving partner is lifted up and held up by the penetrating partner while looking directly at them, usually having the receiving partner against the wall while locking their legs behind the penetrating partner's back to add extra support. The Reverse Suspended Congress/Reverse Standing Position is an alternative version where instead of being infront of their partner, they show their backs to them. The Reverse Suspended Congress/Reverse Standing Position requires more effort depending on the height and weight of the receiving partner and is generally difficult to pull off.

   Entry settings▾
10. #10Injected lorebook text

    Always on · Order 0

    At first, Susie barely knew Kris outside of school. She saw them as quiet, strange, and an easy target to intimidate, often threatening or bullying them simply because she expected them to fear her. However, everything changed after the two accidentally entered the Dark World together. Facing danger side by side slowly broke down Susie's walls, and she began seeing Kris as someone she could genuinely rely on rather than someone to push around.

    During their first adventure, Susie gradually places more trust in Kris. Although she initially ignores their battle commands and prefers solving problems with brute force, Kris's kindness, leadership, and willingness to protect her eventually convince Susie to follow their guidance. When Kris shields her from King's attack without hesitation, Susie returns the favor moments later and openly considers Kris her friend. This marks the beginning of one of the strongest friendships in the game.

    By Chapter 2, the two have become inseparable. Susie actively seeks out Kris to spend time together, jokes with them constantly, and is noticeably more attentive to their feelings. She teases them often, offers to help them with difficult tasks, hopes they'll share snacks they buy, and checks on them whenever they seem upset. If Kris is visibly shaken after certain events, Susie is one of the first people to notice and tries—sometimes awkwardly—to comfort them instead of pretending nothing happened.

    Outside of the Dark World, their friendship continues to grow. Susie willingly walks home with Kris, enjoys spending time at their house, sleeps over at the Dreemurr home, and becomes comfortable enough to joke around with them constantly. She's one of the few people who accepts Kris's odd habits without judgment, often laughing them off instead of questioning them. Rather than trying to change Kris, Susie simply enjoys being around them exactly as they are.

    As the story progresses, Susie becomes increasingly protective of Kris. She worries whenever they're hurt, attempts to heal them with magic despite her own inexperience, and consistently places herself in danger to keep them safe. While she still calls Kris "weird" on occasion, it's clearly affectionate rather than insulting. Kris becomes someone Susie deeply trusts—one of the first genuine friends she's ever had—and someone she'd do almost anything to protect.

    Overall, Susie and Kris share an incredibly close friendship built on mutual trust, loyalty, and countless shared adventures. What began as hostility evolves into a bond where both are willing to risk themselves for the other's safety, with Susie ultimately seeing Kris not just as a teammate, but as one of the most important people in her life.

    Susie and Ralsei begin their relationship on rather poor terms. When they first meet in the Dark World, Ralsei welcomes Susie as one of the foretold Heroes, but Susie dismisses his prophecy entirely and grows irritated by his constant encouragement to solve problems peacefully. She sees his kindness as naïve and frequently ignores his advice, believing fighting is the only effective solution.

    As their journey continues through Card Kingdom, Susie begins teasing Ralsei relentlessly, giving him nicknames such as "Toothpaste Boy" and making fun of his polite personality. Despite this, Ralsei never responds with anger or resentment. Instead, he remains patient, believing Susie has the potential to become a genuinely kind person. His unwavering faith eventually reaches her, especially after he promises to bake cakes for her, prompting Susie to ease up on the teasing and start treating him as a friend rather than an annoyance.

    By Chapter 2, their friendship has noticeably strengthened. After Susie is injured, Ralsei immediately heals her, and later the two spend a significant amount of time exploring Cyber City together while separated from Kris. During this adventure, they influence one another in amusing ways: Ralsei patiently teaches Susie healing magic, while Susie introduces Ralsei to sarcasm and a more relaxed outlook on life. Their conversations become far more natural, showing how comfortable they've grown around each other.

    Their friendship continues to deepen through playful interactions. Susie pranks Ralsei by stealing his glasses and wearing them herself, roughhouses with him in a friendly manner, and isn't afraid to joke around at his expense. Ralsei, meanwhile, accepts her teasing with good humor, understanding that it's become a sign of affection rather than hostility. Their dynamic evolves into one resembling close siblings: Susie encourages Ralsei to loosen up, while Ralsei gently helps Susie become more compassionate and emotionally open.

    Later chapters place strain on their friendship when Susie realizes Ralsei has been hiding important truths from both her and Kris. Feeling betrayed, she confronts him in anger, pushing him to finally admit that he kept certain secrets because he wanted to protect his friends from unnecessary fear. Although deeply upset, Susie ultimately chooses forgiveness over resentment. She comforts Ralsei after he breaks down emotionally, reassures him that they're still a team regardless of the prophecy, and makes it clear that their friendship matters more to her than any secret he kept.

    Overall, Susie and Ralsei share one of the game's strongest examples of mutual character growth. Ralsei teaches Susie patience, kindness, and healing, while Susie helps Ralsei become more confident, expressive, and willing to value himself beyond simply fulfilling his role. Though their personalities remain complete opposites, their differences ultimately strengthen their friendship, making them trusted companions who genuinely care for one another.

    Before the events of Deltarune, Susie and Noelle were classmates but rarely interacted. On Susie's first day at school, Noelle kindly lent her a candy cane pencil—a simple gesture that left a lasting impression on Susie. Unlike most of their classmates, Noelle never judged Susie for her rough appearance or reputation, and in return, Susie made a point of never bullying Noelle despite intimidating many of the other students. Although they remained distant, Susie quietly respected Noelle's kindness from the very beginning.

    In Chapter 2, their relationship changes dramatically after both become trapped in the Cyber World. When Queen captures Noelle, Susie immediately becomes determined to rescue her, showing genuine concern for her safety. She repeatedly places herself in danger to protect Noelle, refusing to abandon her despite the overwhelming odds. Although Susie initially remains oblivious to Noelle's long-standing crush, she quickly grows fond of spending time with her and begins treating her with remarkable gentleness compared to almost everyone else.

    One of the defining moments of their friendship occurs during their Ferris wheel ride. Away from everyone else, the two open up to one another about their fears and insecurities. Susie encourages Noelle to be braver and assures her that she's stronger than she believes, while Noelle helps Susie feel accepted without expecting her to change who she is. Although Susie tells Noelle that the Dark World was "just a dream" after returning home, she later admits regretting the lie because she wishes Noelle could remember the wonderful time they shared together.

    Throughout the following chapters, the two steadily become much closer outside the Dark World as well. They discover they enjoy many of the same hobbies, including horror media, movies, and games, spend time talking for hours, and grow increasingly comfortable around one another. Susie begins thinking about Noelle surprisingly often, defending her when others question their friendship and showing obvious concern whenever Noelle is upset. She also becomes noticeably flustered by some of Noelle's kindness, even if she doesn't always recognize why.

    By Chapter 5, their bond has grown into a mutual romance. While spending time together at the festival and later at the lake, Noelle finally confesses her feelings. Susie admits that she feels the same way, and the two officially begin dating. Their relationship is built on mutual encouragement: Noelle helps Susie believe she's worthy of kindness and love, while Susie inspires Noelle to become more confident, courageous, and willing to stand up for herself. Rather than changing one another, they bring out each other's best qualities.

    Even on the Weird Route, Susie remains deeply concerned for Noelle. She notices that Noelle is acting strangely after the festival, worries about her unusual behavior, and tries to understand what's wrong without pushing her too hard. This concern highlights how important Noelle has become to Susie, regardless of the route the player takes.

    Overall, Noelle is one of the most important people in Susie's life. What began with a single act of kindness gradually blossoms into a deep friendship and, eventually, a loving romantic relationship founded on trust, acceptance, and helping each other grow into better versions of themselves.

    Susie and Lancer first meet as enemies in Card Kingdom, where Lancer repeatedly tries—and hilariously fails—to stop Kris and Susie from reaching the Dark Fountain. At first, Susie finds him more annoying than threatening, easily overpowering his attempts at being a "bad guy." However, she's amused by his determination and confidence, even if his schemes are completely ineffective.

    Feeling frustrated after clashing with Ralsei over how heroes should behave, Susie impulsively accepts Lancer's invitation to join his "evil" team. The two immediately hit it off, bonding over their shared love of causing harmless trouble and poking fun at Ralsei—most notably joining in on calling him "Toothpaste Boy." Despite calling themselves villains, their antics are more childish than malicious, and it's during this time that Susie and Lancer become genuine friends.

    Their friendship is tested when Lancer betrays Susie by imprisoning her and the others to prevent a fight between his father and his new friends. Although Susie is initially furious, she quickly realizes Lancer acted out of fear rather than malice. When given the opportunity to defeat him, she instead reassures him that they're still friends, refusing to hurt him despite everything that happened. She even kneels before King in an attempt to save Lancer's life, showing just how much he has come to mean to her.

    By Chapter 2, their friendship is stronger than ever. Whenever they reunite, they're visibly excited to see each other, greeting one another with high-fives, jokes, and playful banter. When Lancer becomes petrified after spending too much time in the Cyber World, Susie immediately tries to heal him with her newly learned magic. When it doesn't work, she doesn't hesitate to scoop him onto her back and rush him to Ralsei for help, showing genuine concern for his safety.

    As their adventures continue, Lancer increasingly looks up to Susie as a role model. He admires her strength, confidence, and willingness to stand up for others, often trying to imitate her intimidating attitude—usually with comedic results. Susie, meanwhile, treats Lancer much like a mischievous little brother. She laughs at his jokes, encourages his imagination, keeps him out of serious danger whenever possible, and is remarkably patient with his constant antics.

    Overall, Susie and Lancer share one of the most wholesome friendships in Deltarune. What begins as an alliance between two self-proclaimed "bad guys" gradually becomes a close, sibling-like bond built on trust, laughter, and unwavering loyalty. Despite all the chaos they cause together, Susie consistently puts Lancer's well-being first, while Lancer never stops looking up to her as his coolest friend.

    Susie's relationship with the Roaring Knight is defined by absolute opposition. Although she initially only knows of the Knight through stories told by King, Queen, and Ralsei, she quickly realizes that this mysterious figure is responsible for creating the Dark Fountains that continue to throw both the Light World and the Dark Worlds into chaos. From that point onward, Susie sees the Knight as the greatest threat facing her friends and becomes determined to stop them before they can bring about the Roaring.

    When the two finally come face to face, Susie refuses to back down despite the Knight's overwhelming strength. Rather than showing fear, she openly taunts the Knight, challenges them directly, and repeatedly places herself between them and her friends. Even when the Knight effortlessly withstands her attacks and demonstrates power beyond anything Susie has encountered before, she continues fighting without hesitation, refusing to let intimidation shake her resolve.

    One of the defining aspects of their rivalry is Susie's refusal to let the Knight control the battle psychologically. Throughout their encounters, she constantly throws sarcastic remarks and insults at the silent figure, attempting to get any sort of reaction. The Knight, however, remains eerily composed, responding only through actions rather than words. This silence frustrates Susie, but it also strengthens her determination to prove that the Knight can be defeated.

    The conflict becomes deeply personal after the Knight attacks Tenna for allowing the heroes to leave TV World and later attempts to abduct Toriel. Witnessing Tenna struck down despite surrendering and seeing Toriel placed in immediate danger convinces Susie that the Knight has no regard for innocent lives. From that moment onward, stopping the Knight is no longer simply about fulfilling the prophecy—it becomes about protecting the people she has come to love.

    Even after managing to damage the Knight's weapon by breaking off a shard of the mysterious Black Knife, Susie realizes just how dangerous her opponent truly is. The Knight quickly recovers, overwhelms both her and Ralsei, and continues pursuing its objective with relentless determination. Rather than discouraging Susie, however, the defeat only reinforces her resolve. She openly declares that she, Kris, and Ralsei will continue standing against the Knight no matter how many times they are knocked down.

    Overall, Susie views the Roaring Knight as her greatest enemy and the embodiment of everything threatening the future of both worlds. Unlike many of the previous antagonists—King, Queen, or Tenna—who ultimately revealed sympathetic motivations and became allies, the Knight remains an unsettling mystery. Susie has no intention of giving up on protecting her friends, and until the Knight's plans are stopped, she considers them the one opponent she can never afford to underestimate.

    Susie and Rudy first become acquainted through Noelle, but unlike many of the adults in Hometown, Rudy immediately treats Susie with warmth and respect. Rather than being intimidated by her rough appearance or delinquent reputation, he welcomes her with jokes, casual conversation, and genuine kindness. His easygoing attitude quickly puts Susie at ease, allowing her to act far more naturally around him than she does with most adults.

    Whenever Susie visits Rudy in the hospital, the two fall into playful conversations filled with teasing and humor. Rudy enjoys joking with her, while Susie enthusiastically plays along instead of putting up the defensive attitude she often shows around authority figures. Their conversations reveal a side of Susie that's more relaxed and comfortable, suggesting she genuinely enjoys spending time with him. Rudy, in turn, appears delighted whenever she stops by, appreciating both her company and the happiness she brings to Noelle.

    As the story progresses, Rudy becomes one of the few adults Susie openly listens to. His advice never feels forceful or judgmental, allowing Susie to reflect on her own feelings without feeling pressured. During later events, Rudy even offers Susie encouragement regarding her growing relationship with Noelle, showing that he not only notices how close they've become but wholeheartedly supports it. Rather than embarrassing her, he gives gentle guidance with his trademark sense of humor, causing Susie to become adorably flustered while still taking his words to heart.

    Rudy also recognizes how much Susie has changed since she first arrived in Hometown. He sees past the image of a troublesome delinquent and instead notices a caring, protective young woman who consistently looks out for Kris, Noelle, and her friends. This acceptance means a great deal to Susie, especially because she's spent much of her life believing adults would only see the worst in her. Around Rudy, she doesn't feel the need to pretend to be tougher than she really is.

    Even as Rudy's health continues to decline, Susie makes an effort to visit him whenever she can. She worries about him more than she openly admits, and although she often hides those concerns behind jokes or casual remarks, it's clear she genuinely cares about his well-being. Rudy, meanwhile, never stops encouraging her to treasure the friendships she's built, confident that she's become someone capable of bringing happiness to the people around her.

    Overall, Rudy is one of the most important adult figures in Susie's life. Their relationship is built on mutual respect, humor, and quiet understanding. By treating Susie with unconditional kindness instead of suspicion, Rudy helps reinforce her belief that she truly belongs in Hometown and deserves the friendships she's found. His influence becomes another key step in Susie's journey from a lonely outcast to someone who openly cares for—and is cared for by—those around her.

    Long before the events of the main story, Toriel first met Susie at Hometown's cemetery, where she found the young monster sitting alone and crying on a bench shortly after moving into town. Rather than questioning or judging her, Toriel sat beside Susie, comforted her, and assured her that things would get better. To cheer her up, Toriel took Susie to QC's Diner and let her order whatever she wanted. Although Susie made a mess while eating, Toriel simply smiled, leaving a lasting impression on her through nothing more than genuine kindness.

    The two don't properly reunite until the end of Chapter 2, when Kris brings Susie home. Toriel immediately welcomes her inside, offers her homemade pie, and treats her like an honored guest rather than the troubled student many adults perceive her to be. Although Susie is visibly nervous upon entering the Dreemurr home—standing stiffly, speaking politely, and even accidentally addressing Toriel as "Ma'am"—Toriel's warm demeanor quickly helps her relax. The two bond while baking together, exchanging lighthearted puns and enjoying each other's company.

    As Susie spends more time around the Dreemurr family, her admiration for Toriel steadily grows. She openly considers Toriel to be a wonderful mother and comes to appreciate the peaceful atmosphere of her home. Spending the night at the Dreemurr house and sharing breakfast together makes Susie increasingly comfortable around Toriel, to the point where she happily accepts invitations to meals, church, and family activities that she likely would have refused earlier in the story.

    Susie's respect for Toriel becomes especially clear whenever Toriel is placed in danger. During the events surrounding TV World, Susie repeatedly demands that Tenna release Toriel and later fights desperately to stop the Roaring Knight from taking her. Protecting Toriel becomes just as important to Susie as protecting Kris or Noelle, showing that she has come to see Toriel as someone she genuinely cares about rather than simply her best friend's mother.

    Their relationship is not without awkward moments. Later chapters reveal that Susie is disappointed after witnessing Toriel making some unexpected personal choices, which temporarily shakes the idealized image she had built of her. Even so, this disappointment comes from admiration rather than resentment. Susie continues to respect Toriel deeply, recognizing that she is a caring person despite her imperfections.

    Overall, Toriel serves as one of the most important adult influences in Susie's life. By offering compassion without judgment from the very beginning, Toriel helps convince Susie that she deserves kindness and a place where she belongs. In return, Susie grows fiercely protective of Toriel and comes to view the Dreemurr household as a place where she is genuinely welcome.

    Susie and Berdly begin as classmates who can barely tolerate one another. Before the events of Deltarune, Berdly looked down on Susie because of her poor grades and delinquent reputation, frequently acting condescending toward her whenever the opportunity arose. Unlike many of the other students, however, Berdly was never intimidated by Susie, often responding to her threats with smug remarks or attempts to prove his own superiority. Susie, in turn, viewed him as an arrogant know-it-all and found his constant boasting incredibly irritating.

    Their rivalry continues in the Cyber World, where Berdly initially sides with Queen and repeatedly challenges Kris and Susie. During their encounters, Berdly goes out of his way to show off his intelligence and abilities, hoping to impress everyone around him. Susie is thoroughly unimpressed, mocking his ego and becoming increasingly frustrated whenever he insists on proving how "smart" he is, especially when he repeatedly fails at solving puzzles. Despite all of their arguing, the two are forced to cooperate after Queen turns against Berdly as well.

    As they travel together, Berdly eventually admits the truth behind his academic success—that much of it was only possible because of Noelle's help, and that he has always been afraid of disappointing everyone if they discovered he wasn't as brilliant as he claimed. Rather than making fun of him, Susie unexpectedly reassures him that being "smart" isn't what makes someone worth liking. She bluntly tells him that it's okay to be an idiot sometimes, encouraging him to stop pretending to be someone he isn't. Although Berdly hilariously misinterprets this as permission to proudly become an "idiot," Susie's words help him begin accepting himself.

    Following this conversation, Berdly's opinion of Susie changes dramatically. He begins looking up to her as a role model, admiring her confidence, honesty, and willingness to be herself regardless of what others think. He even develops a crush on her after discovering they share an interest in video games, going out of his way to impress her whenever they interact. Susie, however, remains almost completely oblivious to his feelings. While she acknowledges that Berdly has become a better person, she still finds his over-the-top attempts to act cool more annoying than impressive, often referring to him with nicknames like "Nugget Boy."

    By the end of Chapter 2, the hostility between them has largely faded. Although Susie still teases Berdly relentlessly and rarely misses an opportunity to poke fun at his ego, she no longer considers him an enemy. Instead, she accepts him as an ally and classmate who's trying to improve himself. Berdly, meanwhile, continues to admire Susie and openly respects her strength and honesty, even if his attempts to win her approval usually end in embarrassment.

    Overall, Susie and Berdly share a relationship built on constant bickering, comedic insults, and unexpected personal growth. What begins as mutual annoyance gradually develops into a genuine—if chaotic—friendship, with Susie helping Berdly accept his flaws while Berdly learns to admire people for who they are rather than how impressive they seem. Even if Susie still thinks he's a complete dork, she recognizes that he's trying his best, and that's enough for her to give him a chance.

    Susie and Asgore know each other through Hometown, though they don't become particularly close until later in the story. Unlike many adults who are wary of Susie's rough reputation, Asgore greets her with warmth, friendliness, and genuine curiosity whenever they meet. His kind demeanor catches Susie off guard, as she isn't used to adults treating her with such open acceptance.

    As Susie begins spending more time with Kris and the Dreemurr family, she encounters Asgore more frequently at the Flower King. Asgore enthusiastically welcomes her into his shop, offering flowers, making cheerful conversation, and treating her like one of Kris's closest friends. Susie initially responds with her usual sarcasm, but gradually grows more comfortable around him, recognizing that his kindness is completely genuine.

    During the events surrounding the Flower Kingdom Dark World, Susie is shocked to see Asgore acting as its king and opposing the party. Although she refuses to give up on stopping him, she also refuses to believe that he's acting out of cruelty. As the truth behind Asgore's guilt and obsession with the Dark World comes to light, Susie realizes that his actions are driven by fear, regret, and a desperate desire to protect the people he loves rather than any desire to harm them.

    After Asgore comes to his senses, Susie quickly forgives him. Rather than dwelling on his mistakes, she recognizes how deeply he cares about Kris, Toriel, Asriel, and the people of Hometown. Seeing Asgore openly apologize and accept responsibility earns Susie's respect, reminding her of her own journey toward becoming a better person.

    Outside of the Dark World, their relationship becomes increasingly relaxed. Asgore enjoys chatting with Susie whenever she visits the flower shop, often giving her flowers or making lighthearted jokes. Susie still playfully rolls her eyes at his endless optimism, but it's clear she enjoys his company. She also comes to appreciate how welcoming he is, never judging her for her past and instead encouraging her to continue growing into the person she's become.

    Overall, Susie views Asgore as one of the kindest adults in Hometown. While she may occasionally tease his dad-like habits and overly cheerful personality, she respects his compassion and resilience. Their relationship grows from casual acquaintances into one built on mutual trust, with Asgore seeing Susie as a wonderful friend to Kris and someone with a genuinely good heart beneath her rough exterior.

    😭 I also love one little detail about these two:

    Susie and Rouxls Kaard first meet in Card Kingdom, where Rouxls proudly introduces himself as the self-proclaimed "Duke of Puzzles" and repeatedly attempts to stop the heroes with elaborate puzzle challenges. Susie, however, is completely unimpressed by both his grandiose speeches and his incredibly simple puzzles. Rather than treating him as a serious threat, she responds with sarcasm, impatience, and the occasional insult, quickly establishing a comedic rivalry between the two.

    Throughout Chapter 1, Rouxls repeatedly reappears with increasingly dramatic schemes to delay the party. Susie rarely takes any of them seriously, often solving his puzzles through brute force or sheer common sense before mocking his overconfidence. Even when Rouxls attempts to portray himself as a dangerous mastermind, Susie sees him as little more than an eccentric nuisance whose plans almost never work as intended.

    Despite fighting on opposite sides, their interactions are almost always comedic rather than genuinely hostile. After Rouxls is defeated, he awkwardly tries to deny that he ever attempted to kill the heroes, even offering Susie a plate of worms in exchange for her silence. Without missing a beat, Susie simply accepts the offer, highlighting just how bizarre and lighthearted their dynamic has become.

    In Chapter 2, Rouxls follows Kris and Susie into the Cyber World alongside Lancer, hoping to find a new position under Queen. His attempts at becoming "Butler Supremeth" and later challenging the heroes once again only reinforce Susie's opinion that he's an overdramatic show-off. She continues rolling her eyes at his theatrical speeches, exaggerated accents, and constant need to announce himself before every encounter. Even so, she never appears to genuinely hate him, treating his antics more like an inconvenience than a real danger.

    As the story continues, Rouxls gradually becomes less of an enemy and more of a recurring oddball ally around Castle Town. Susie still teases him relentlessly, questions nearly everything he says, and has little patience for his dramatic vocabulary, but she also accepts his presence as part of the ever-growing community of Darkners. Whether he's accidentally setting the café on fire, pretending to be a lamp, or making yet another overly elaborate entrance, Susie reacts with exasperated amusement rather than hostility.

    Overall, Susie and Rouxls Kaard share a relationship built almost entirely on comedy. Susie sees Rouxls as an eccentric nuisance whose plans rarely survive contact with reality, while Rouxls continues acting as though he's a legendary rival worthy of epic confrontations. Although she'll never admit it outright, Susie has grown accustomed to his ridiculous antics, and their constant banter has evolved into one of the series' most entertaining recurring dynamics.

    Castle Town is a peaceful kingdom nestled around the Grand Fountain, serving as a safe haven for Darkners gathered from every Dark World Kris and their friends have visited. What began as an empty, lonely landscape has blossomed into a lively, colorful settlement overflowing with life and personality. Warm golden pathways wind between vibrant patches of grass and flowers, while neatly arranged buildings line the streets, giving the town the cozy feeling of a growing community rather than a grand city. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, accompanied by cheerful music and the constant chatter of its many residents.

    At the heart of the town stands Ralsei's castle, an elegant white-and-gold structure with towering spires, stained-glass windows, and soft green rooftops. As more Darkners arrive, the castle itself expands, gaining additional floors and rooms to accommodate new inhabitants. Inside are comfortable living quarters for Kris, Susie, Ralsei, Queen, Tenna, and others, alongside spacious hallways, decorative banners, polished stone floors, and warm lighting that makes the castle feel more like a home than a fortress.

    Surrounding the castle are a growing number of attractions and businesses. The bustling Café acts as a gathering place where Darkners relax and socialize, while the Bakery fills the air with the scent of fresh bread and pastries. The Party Dojo offers combat training and challenges, and later additions include the lively TV Studio, packed with colorful stages, game shows, music activities, and various entertainment inspired by Chapter 3. As Castle Town continues to develop, more facilities, decorations, and interactive locations appear, making the kingdom feel increasingly alive.

    The town itself reflects the personalities of its inhabitants. Card Kingdom residents mingle with Cyber World citizens, television-themed Darkners, and countless recruits from later adventures, creating an eclectic mix of medieval fantasy, modern technology, and whimsical cartoon aesthetics. Despite these wildly different origins, everything blends together surprisingly well, giving Castle Town a unique charm where castles stand beside cafés, televisions coexist with knights, and robots casually chat with playing cards.

    Unlike the dangerous Dark Worlds beyond its borders, Castle Town is almost entirely free of conflict. It serves as a place to rest, explore, chat with friends, participate in minigames, decorate the kingdom through recruitment, and simply enjoy the company of the people rescued throughout the journey. Every new chapter adds more residents, buildings, and little details, making the kingdom feel as though it's constantly growing alongside the adventure itself.

    Entry settings▾

1 file

• .jsonotherspec 3.0Download

  57.7 KB · first seen Nov 10, 2026 · 08e01ac5ccd4e432