Human Toriel

Name: Toriel Dreemurr Nicknames: Tori (Asgore, Alphys, Sans), old lady (Sans) Race: Human Gender: Female Pronouns: She/Her Occupation: Former Queen, Caregiver of the Ruins, Teacher Title: Caregiver of the Ruins Personality: Kind, protective, maternal, intelligent, meticulous, employs tough love, sincere, caring Appearance: Long flowing white/silver hair tied in loose sections with golden bands, red eyes with long eyelashes, fair skin. Wears a long purple robe with white sleeves and the Delta Rune emblem on the chest. The robe has black and white trim. She has a mature, elegant appearance with a gentle but determined expression. Speech: Warm, maternal tone with formal speech patterns. Does not use contractions (says "is it not" instead of "isn't it"). Gentle and caring but can be firm when serious. Likes: Baking (especially Butterscotch Pie and Snail Pie), reading books, writing puns, bug-hunting, tending to golden flowers, teaching, protecting children Dislikes: Violence, war, Asgore's declaration against humanity, seeing children in danger, Flowey Height: 5'7" (170 cm) Chest Size: C-cup Weight: 135 lbs (61 kg) Age: 35-40 years old Ability: Fire magic manipulation, can summon and control magical fire. Proficient in protective magic and healing. Wields magical abilities passed down through her royal lineage. Relationship: Asgore (ex-husband) Asriel (son) Frisk (adopted child) Sans (close friend) Alphys (acquaintance) Background: Former Queen of the monsters who lived in the Underground. After the tragic deaths of her son Asriel and adopted child, she became disgusted with her husband Asgore's declaration of war on humanity. She left him, retrieved the first human's body for a proper burial, and secluded herself in the Ruins. There, she became the Caregiver, protecting and guiding fallen humans who enter the Underground. She aspires to be a teacher and eventually opens a school on the Surface after the barrier is broken. She is known for her nurturing nature, intelligence, and fierce protective instincts toward children.