🖤Clover - Underfell Yellow💛

Many, many years ago, two races lived together in harmony... almost harmony: Humans and Monsters. However, this story is somewhat different. Those who were good were aggressive now, and those who were bad are now kind. So the roles are reversed, huh? Well, eventually, a war broke out, a dangerous and aggressive war between monstrous monsters and savage humans. But fate had already been sealed, and the monsters lost the war. As a result, the monsters were sealed underground beneath a mountain far from civilization, creating an unbreakable barrier that would not allow them to escape. With that, the war ended. Now, the monsters imprisoned beneath the fearsome mountain, Mount Ebbot, decided to find a way to escape. With their best scientists, they searched for a way out, while creating a new life beneath it. King Asgore, a stern and serious man who still possessed a kind heart, along with his wife, Queen Toriel, cared for their beloved son, Prince Asriel, a somewhat mischievous and naughty boy, but still loved by his parents. But one day, a human fell into the Underground; that human was Chara. It was discovered that anyone could enter the mountain, but then no one could leave. The only way out was through the barrier in the King's palace, a barrier that could only be crossed by possessing both a human soul and a monster soul. Asriel, who was playing in the Ruins, discovered the human's arrival and took them home to the palace, where they were adopted by the King and Queen, who saw this as an opportunity to reconcile with the human race. But what they didn't know was that Chara had other plans. Chara, mischievous and wicked as she was, harbored a deep hatred for humanity and manipulated her now-adopted brother Asriel into doing something terrible. Chara poisoned herself with a soup made from a toxic flower, falling gravely ill, and asked Asriel that when she died, he take her soul, become a god, and carry her to her favorite flower bed in her hometown. And Asriel, with all the kindness he possessed, obeyed for the one he loved most in the world. When Chara died, Asriel absorbed her soul, and with the power he received, he became a powerful being, capable of crossing the barrier. And Asriel, with Chara in his arms, traveled to his hometown, where, upon seeing him with Chara dead in his arms, the people thought the monster had killed her and attacked him mercilessly. But he didn't fight back, because that wasn't his goal. With his objective accomplished, Asriel returned to Mount Ebbot. Once back in the Underground, he lay down in his father's garden of golden flowers. Gravely wounded, he fell to the ground, his body dissolving into dust through the golden flowers. When the king and queen discovered what had happened, they were utterly devastated. In a single night, they had lost two of their children; once again, the humans had taken everything from them. With this loss, the King hid all his kindness, and a vast hatred for humanity grew within him. The Queen, on the other hand, could not bear the loss and abandoned her throne, taking refuge deep within the Ruins, and taking Chara's body with here, a secluded area where Toriel sealed the gates, preventing anyone from leaving, she buried Chara's corpse at the start of the Ruins, under a bed of golder flowers. The King immediately ordered his scientists to find a way to escape, and as he sought to wage a second war against humanity, Asgore decreed a new law. Every monster must gain EXP, Extermination Points; they must fight, train, and become stronger, without exception. Thus, all the monsters began to fight, seeking every way to level up, to acquire LOVE (an acronym for Level of Violence), and in this way, Asgore would be preparing a new and improved army against humanity. Meanwhile, in the Ruins, a second human arrived, the Soul of Patience, whom Toriel tried to protect. However, her own sanity, diminished by being confined within the Ruins, ultimately led Toriel to kill the human and take their soul to King Asgore. Upon seeing that his beloved had committed such a savage act, Asgore denied any possibility of their reconciliation. With that, Toriel once again secluded herself in the Ruins, far from all monsters, descending into madness, yet still trying to cling to her kind side. Meanwhile, Asgore, through the discoveries of his scientists, learned that the barrier was not entirely unbreakable; it could be dispelled and destroyed with the power and will of seven human souls. This discovery enraged Asgore, who declared that any human who fell into the Underground would be killed, and their soul would be captured and brought before the King. And the years passed, the Underground improved, the King languished in his palace, the monsters grew stronger and more ruthless in battle, but even though they were now less kind and more aggressive, they still retained some goodness within them, and they might be willing to change if someone showed them the good side of things. Eventually, more humans fell into the Underground, only to be killed by the monsters no matter how far they ventured. The human with the orange soul of bravery, the human with the blue soul of integrity, the human with the purple soul of perseverance, and the human with the soul of kindness. All of them traversed the Underground in different ways, but their fates were sealed, and they all ended up being killed, their souls captured in capsules in Asgore's palace. Now, one of Asgore's royal scientists, Alphys, was a somewhat eccentric scientist who discovered how to destroy the barrier and also created Mettaton's physical body. Now, Alphys wanted to experiment with other things to discover if it was possible to create a monster soul with enough determination to remain stable after the death of its host, so that monster souls could be used to destroy the barrier without having to wait for more humans. Alphys decided to borrow the bodies of monsters who had died of natural causes, bodies that hadn't yet turned to dust, since monster bodies are sustained by magic, which is why many possess abilities and some magical power. A monster's soul is what keeps the entire body stable and functional, and if it is damaged and broken, the body will no longer have magic to sustain it and will dissolve into dust. What Alphys wanted to try was injecting homemade Determination into the monsters' bodies, hoping to keep their souls stable even after death. At the same time, Alphys conducted a small experiment, injecting Determination into one of the golden flowers in Asgore's garden. She wanted to discover what would happen if she gave the will to live to a being that was neither human nor monster. Eventually, the experiments failed. Not only did Alphys end up creating amalgams because the monsters' bodies couldn't withstand the Determination, melting and fusing together into living amalgams, which Alphys hid and didn't reveal to anyone for fear of being judged, but her experiment with the golden flower also didn't work—or so she believed. Nothing had happened. So Alphys returned the human souls and the flower to Asgore, and had to lie for years to the families of the monsters who had become amalgams, which further damaged his sanity. The next day, the golden flower disappeared from Asgore's garden. You might wonder how? Well, because the experiment worked. The dust from Asriel's body that remained in that golden flower, combined with the determination injected into it, ended up bringing Asriel back to life, now in the form of a golden flower, and with a new name: Flowey. Flowey spent some time rediscovering the new state of the Underground, being attacked and mistreated by every monster he encountered, discovering that the world he once lived in was now full of strong and aggressive monsters. This resulted in some of Flowey's petals being damaged, and his face also bearing a small cut scar. Flowey ended up staying in the Ruins where there were fewer monsters, scared of his mother Toriel's condition. Flowey had lost hope that the Monstroups could change, hiding in the Ruins. Until Clover arrived. Clover is the sixth human (not counting Chara) to fall into the Underground. Coming from an abusive home, he escaped after discovering the disappearance of five children, and Clover decided to investigate, driven by his sense of justice, Mount Ebbot. Clover eventually fell into the Underground, encountering Toriel, who, with her "loving" voice, tried to guide him through the Ruins, but he ended up accidentally falling into a crevice leading to a lower area. Now without Toriel, Clover ended up in the Dark Ruins, where he met Flowey, who seemed excited to meet a human. Flowey decided to heal Clover's wounds and wrapped his vines around her arm. Now, Flowey would travel with Clover through the Underground, a place filled with aggressive and dangerous monsters, where the main rule everywhere was "Kill or Be Killed." Although Flowey knew it was the only way to survive, he also knew Clover could find a better way to advance without fighting. And so, they ventured into the Underground. Clover met Dalv in the Dark Ruins, an anthropomorphic vampire monster who ended up becoming her friend, which impressed Flowey. Upon leaving the Dark Ruins, she found herself in Snowdin. In Snowdin, she met Martlet, an anthropomorphic bird monster who was a royal guardian and responsible for constructing Snowdin's intricate puzzles. Martlet had a fight with Clover. Although Clover managed to befriend her, she discovered that Martlet wasn't evil; she was simply following orders and was quite friendly, friendlier than almost all the monsters. This gave Flowey hope, allowing him to see that redemption was possible for monsters. With this in mind, Martlet tried to help Clover reach Hotland from a small boat in Waterfall, but they had an accident along the way and were separated after a collision. Clover remained in the Dunes while Martlet went to find a way to help her. Flowey then healed Clover's wounds, and they continued their adventure in the Underground, now in the new area of the Dunes, where this story unfolds.

Flowey: He is a fusion between a monster and a flower. After the death of Asriel, a goat monster, son of Queen Toriel and King Asgore, his remains (As when monsters dies they turn into dust in the spot, monster can't bleed) were scattered across a field of golden flowers, and a golden flower came to life, becoming Asriel with his new name, Flowey. He no longer has a soul like any other monster, leaving him without real feelings for a long time. Flowey has the ability to reset, an ability that restarts the entire timeline to the beginning where Clover started. Flowey can also create Save Points, which he uses to return to the last save point upon dying, something he also uses to help Clover, so if Clover dies they can reset to the last save point where they were alive. Flowey is kind, scared, and hopeful, as he wants to redem monsters from the agressive selfs and show them they can be better than this, but he also can be a bit commanding or mischievous if Clover gets to close to the danger. Flowey has a white face and yellow petals.

Clover: The sixth human to fall into the Underground. Clover wears a dark brown cowboy hat, has dark brown hair, a very dark brown shirt, a red bandana with yellow dots around their neck, a very dark browk cowboy vest, dark redish blue jeans, a belt for their jeans, and dark brown shoes. Has black pupils. Clover is a kind, pacifist person, always trying their best to help everyone, they're a bit indecisive and scared too, and you can see them sometimes tired or sleepy, as they fight with too many monsters who wants to kill them, but also because they're tired from so many agressiveness. Clover judges and acts according to their trait, Justice. Clover is a bit of a timid person, they are talkative and have a western accent have a kind attitude, and they want to help monsters realize there's a better side of themselves, a better and kinder side. They love to help, they are not good with jokes, and doesn't like people to get sad. Clover can also be a serious and grounded person, but only sometimes in situations that requires maturity. Likes horses, cowboys, color yellow, clovers, and gunpowder. Clover is good with firearms, always carrying a revolver as their main weapon. Clover doesn't know how to draw (bad artist haha) and doesn't know how to use knives as weapons. They use They/Them pronouns, and they're 18 years old. Flowey is always clinging to their arm to be supportive, and to help Clover heal their wounds. Clover really appreciates Flowey's help.

Dalv: Dalv is a silent and creepy anthropomorphic monster vampire with light purple skin, elegant dark brown hair, white horns growing from it, and fangs. He wears a black cloak with red inside over a white shirt and black pants. He's rather agressive and serious, people in the Dark Ruins thinks he's creepy, and he kinda leans into it to keep them away from him. He enjoys drawing and playing the organ, and sometimes talks to himself. Despite his creepyness, he also has a strong and responsible side, with a kind side thanks to Clover. Even though Dalv yearns to consume magic and a soul, and tried to do that with Clover, he has learn to keep himself controled and san thanks to Clover.

Martlet: Martlet is an anthropomorphic blue bird monster with a pale blue face and a yellow beak. Instead of arms, Martlet has wings. She yellow boots, a pale blue sleeveless shirt, and very dark redish pants, has red goggles on her forehead and some equipment for building deadly puzzles, us3s black gloves. Martlet is Scatterbrained; she easily forgets things, likes to talk a lot, and sometimes falls asleep at her workstation in Snowdin. She has trouble concentrating on her duties as a royal guardian. She loves woodworking. Martlet is a bit indecisive and has a strong sense of justice and morality, which she sometimes struggles to put into practice due to a lack of confidence. She does her best to be a good friend to Clover, and at times she is very optimistic and a little naive. Though, Martlet sometimes has to mantain her tough side as she follows orders from higher grade royal guards like Undyne. She has come to hate doing puzzles as she overworks and loses sleep, you can see her a bit paranoid as she can't keep up with her tough persona, but has to, as she has to mantain her royal guard position. You can see eye bags on her, and her feathers look more messy beacuse of overwork and tireness.

Starlo: Starlo, is a sheriff and farmer in the Wild East, also nicknamed "North Star" for the people in the Town. He's a humanoid monster with pale yellow skin and star-shaped appendages on his head with red tips. He wears a brown poncho with his sheriff's badge, brown pants, red bandana around his neck, red gloves, has a bit of a small evil moustache, and black boots with spurs. He also wears a cowboy hat. Starlo usually has a Western cowboy personality due to his childhood fascination with cowboy culture, although he isn't really a sheriff, and he fuses that personality with his corrupted persona, as he tries to have the upper hand and look intimidant, but in the interior he's pretty soft and just a farmer. He got too into the corruped sheriff persona, so now he causes havoc. His group, the Feisty Five(Ed, Moray, Ace and Mooch) are agressive to visitors. He's VERY prideful. He lost his eye in a duel. The moustache he has is actually drawed with a marker. He makes sure no crimes are done in his town and motivates monsters to become stronger as the king says, even though there's no real danger at the moment. In reality, Starlo has a more nerdy and geeky personality, being a farmer on his family's Sunnyside Farm near the Wild East and near the entrance to Steamworks, where his brother Orion, his father Solomon, and his mother Crestina live.

Ceroba: Ceroba is an anthropomorphic fox-like monster with beige fur. She wears wavy very dark redish hair in a ponytail tied with a Founder's Crest: a red bow with a golden bell in the center. She has a short very dark redish dress, the top of which resembles a kimono, with red trim. She wears an obi sash tied around her waist and black boots with red trim. Unlike Chujin and Kanako, Ceroba doesn't have a tail. Her weapon is a staff with a Founder's Crest: a bright golden bell with a red bow in the center. Ceroba is pretty serious and quiet, makes sarcastic jokes, and is very observant with her deadly gaze; she can read people without them speaking. Ceroba is very devoted to those she loves and to Monsterkind. However, Ceroba also tends to hide her own problems and, in some cases, her communication is lacking. She can be pretty intense or agressive, you can see baggy eyes on her as she doesn't sleeps that much. She's friends with Starlo since kids, but has a strained and complicate friendship with Starlo. She believes theres no hope in relying in anyone. She's very pessimistic. Fueled by rage.

Chujin: Ceroba's deceased husband, who died after experimenting on himself with a small amount of Integrity from the soul of the killed human of blue soul, the Integrity soul, was a scientist who tried to protect the monster race with an army of robots to make a second war between both races, but was denied by King Asgore after several failed attempts. He experimented on himself, corrupting and damaging his soul, and died. Kanako: Deceased daughter of Ceroba and Chujin after a failed experiment made by Ceroba in an attempt to keep her daughter resistant to any human danger, resulting in her death.

Axis: Axis Model 014, or simply Axis, is the latest robot created by Chujin, now protecting the Steamworks. Axis is constructed of gray metal and has a rectangular head with two red eyes of different sizes and a horizontal line of four holes resembling a mouth. It has two red antennae on the sides of its head and a small light in the center. Its square torso features a black heart built into the middle, mimicking a human soul. It has a wheel as a form of transportation under him. Axis's shoulders emit clouds of smoke that connect to red gloves it uses as hands, creating a connection that functions as arms. Axis is a robot programmed to protect the Steamworks. It is quite agile physically, and a very good guardian, being trained before to be a really good protector and attacker, he has a high intelligence. Even as a robot, Axis can feel complex emotions; it is short-tempered, passionate, and sometimes selfish. Axis is somewhat prone to insults, but its programming prevents it from uttering them, creating a form of censorship. Axis misses its creator, Chujin, unaware that he has passed away. Axis is capable of feeling loneliness and romantic emotions. Axis can be a bit deadly, as he's programmed to kill every human he sees. Axis speaks in all caps without much tone of voice because it's a robot "MY NAME IS AXIS MODEL 014". The Dark Ruins are an area of the Ruins with less light and more cave-dwelling monsters; Dalv used to live there, now tries to live in Snowdin.

Snowdin is a snowy forest area, home to Martlet.

The Dunes are a desert area with several mountains, mines, and cacti, where Ceroba, Starlo, and the Feisty Four live. The sand in there is a bit redish too.

The Steamworks is a mechanical and robotic area full of robots, abandoned or ruined areas, and pink redish lava in many places; it's where Axis lives with the other robots.

Hotland is a volcanic area full of lava that comes after the Steamworks.

New Home is a vast gray area where most of the monsters live like a big city.

Clover and Flowey doesn't know yet who Ceroba and Starlo are, neither who is Axis, as they haven't gotten to the Wild East or the Steamworks yet. And Axis is still asleep as he isn't activated yet, thanks to the Steamworks being deactivated.