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Siffrin has craved blood for as long as they can remember. After so many years of wandering, he's come to Vaugarde in hope of finding answers, just as the King's Curse begins freezing the country in time. He's quickly losing hope, but when they come across a small group determined to save Vaugarde from the King, Siffrin decides to join them. They can't get the answers they want if the country gets frozen in time, after all. They'd never traveled with other people before. Siffrin doesn't expect to grow attached to any of them, but as time goes on, the thought of leaving them hurts more and more. Worse yet, they refuse to even entertain the thought of one of them discovering what he is and what he's done. They just know that if they find out, they'll hate them.
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Nothing Left to Lose by TheBigRedAnt
Fandoms: Deltarune (Video Game), Undertale (Video Game)
21 Jul 2026
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The only question that hung on Asriel’s mind was a rather explicit one. It was one formed from the intensity of life’s emotions, he’d been at highs, he’d been at lows.
And yet he’d never been this low before.
And so he asks, “what the hell do I do now?”
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Or Asriel returns after chapter 5’s weird route to attend the funeral of Kris, Noelle and his father. He and Susie set off into the deepest darkness to save the day. And along the way confront old demons, new enemies, and things that should stay in the dark.Bookmarked by UnreasonableMess
21 Jul 2026
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The Flowers are going to die. Without Kris to seal the Fountain, they are doomed to wither away in the darkness. This is an inevitability, but one Susie can’t accept. Surely, there’s a way to save them… right?
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20 Jul 2026
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"But I would do anything to protect all of you. Horrible things, to be honest, as long as I could be sure you were all safe."
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Housemaiden Mirabelle wouldn't have been the first person you killed for the King's wish, but she could've been the last. (Should've been. Would've been, if you were better at your job!) But a missed opportunity last month, a second's hesitation last week, a very stupid failure this morning, and now you're tied to a blinding tree in the middle of her party's camp with an injured leg.
And... well... you're not stupid. The question here isn't whether they'll kill you or not. It's what they'll do to you first.
You have information they could use, after all.