DeeperDown

Created by Zeragii

 **DeeperDown**  is an Undertale AU that takes place after supposedly hundreds of resets, in a Post-Pacifist run. Although something is not right this time around, as the humans refuse to let Monster kind into the Ebott City when past timelines they have. It is also revealed that Monsters have some sort of condition, brought on from living in the Underground with all of the concentrated Human magic from the barrier. As negotiations with the Humans go poorly as the story progresses, the final straw was Frisk being taken back into human society to be put into an Orphanage. On their travels to find a new home, Frisk and Sans end up at the cave entrance of Mount Ebott where a strong entity resides waiting for this very moment.

## Characters

### Undertale Characters

#### Frisk

Looking as they do from the original Undertale game, with a more timid personality but still just as Determined. Having selective mutism, they mostly communicate through Sign Language, their speech bubbles are often recognizable imagery. Hints throughout the comic make it clear why Frisk came to the Underground in the first place and that they are distrustful of other humans.

#### Papyrus

Appearing in a new outfit while still retaining his red scarf, wearing an orange shirt and grey pants. Later revealed his “battle armor” was taken away by the humans, for fear of the Monsters harming humanity. He is not as ignorant as the original Undertale Papyrus, as he seems aware that Sans is keeping things from him. Having a stronger sense of responsibility and taking more initiative, he is finally promoted to being in the Royal Guard. Even though he is still an optimist, there are times where his defenses fall and he talks about his own insecurities and doubts.

#### Sans

Having the same appearance as the original Sans, he has a more somber personality and tries much harder to hide this fact by deflecting issues and using humor as a defensive mechanism. Every so often his façade breaks as they reveal their nihilistic view on the whole situation he's is in. He is one of the only ones who can remember Frisk's resets. His soul is very badly damaged, with many hairline fractures and a large crack down the middle, though he takes great care to keep the condition of his soul secret.

#### Asgore

Appearing as he does in game, being concerned for his people and taking on a leader role. Acting as a Leader should, and able to dictate how to deal with each person and their concerns. Trying to remain chipper and confidant for his people, he is worn down from the days of negotiations with the humans from the city. He has attempted to apologize to Toriel and wishes to restore their relationship, though to no avail. He does not hide what he has done, and only wish to atone for his sins as best he can.

#### Toriel

Just as she looks in game, taking on in a way the role of Queen once again trying to help in getting Monster-Kind into the human City. She considers Frisk her child, and when they went missing with Sans she didn’t hesitate to go with Undyne and Papyrus to find them. Still unable to forgive Asgore, they act very cold towards him, although there is possibly a part of her that does want try forgive him and move on from the pain he’s caused.

#### Undyne

Appearing as she does in game, currently shown in her casual outfit. Very hot tempered but can also be reasonable when need be, especially when comes to matters for the well-being of others. As well capable taking control of a situation, and understands when there are certain critical matters that need care.

#### Alphys

Similar in appearance to original Alphys, she is more determined and active in getting the task at hand done. She no longer hides her secrets and has come forwards about the algamates, resulting in her being more confidant, but still retaining her core personality and nervous stuttering. Alphys is also shown to greatly care about Sans and worries about him being put in danger due to him only having 1 HP.

#### Chara

Only mentioned in passing, but referred to as “demon” and seems to be a forbidden subject around Frisk. It is revealed that Chara had possessed Frisk for multiple genocide runs before mysteriously vanishing.

#### Monster Kid

Same appearance as seen in game, they have an affinity with hanging around the Skeleton Brothers.

#### Grillby

Still dressed very formal, they seem to have taken the responsibility of foraging and providing food for Monster-kind.

#### Flowey

Similar in appearance to his Undertale counterpart, he has six petals (Originally eight), and a green stem that he can extend and move. He is often shown using his roots similar to feet and walking above ground as such. After making a deal with "The Forgotten," he kidnaps Frisk, wishing for them to give up their Determination so the Forgotten can become the most Determined. After he returns to his normal self, he seems similar to his personality in Undertale, though somewhat kinder.

#### Muffet

Appears bit shorter than her video game counterpart, she assists in the rescue of Frisk and Sans with her spider silk. She is often shown being quite sassy, though she is often shown being much kinder to those who agree with her.

### Added Characters

#### Tensom

One of the Representative of the Ebott Council doing negotiations with Toriel and Asgore. A bald male, well dressed in dark grey suit with a unique yellow badge on their jacket. He shows discomfort at the Monsters being near the city, and denies their access to the city. He can be aggressive at times, most notably when he forcefully tried to take Frisk away from the monsters.

#### The Forgotten

A very strong and powerful entity seeking out justice, where others seemed to fail, they wish to make those who have harmed others pay. Although their first approach is to ask to make a deal with mortals in their dreams to manifest themselves, this is not required as they are capable of manifesting in a physical form. They have numerous different forms, often taking a creeper approach than most other designs of the comic. It is revealed that they have seven souls, all of them being Monster souls.

## Locations

### Undertale Locations

#### Judgement Hall

More of a dull monochrome color, not the oranges and yellows that once brought it to life.

#### New Home

Quite dark, and much more decayed than some other locations of the Underground.

#### The Ruins

Only small portion is shown, that portion being Toriel's home. It seems quite decayed, compared to its video game counterpart.

#### Snowdin

Due to the decay of the Underground, Snowdin started piling up with snow and frequent blizzards rage through. Many of the buildings appeared decayed as well, as if decades passed.

### Added Locations

#### Mount Ebott

On one side of the a vast forest covers the mountain side, an open plain is where Monsters had set up camp while they waited to get into Ebott City. The other side of the Mountain is barren and more of a crag like landscape.

#### Ebott City

Only shown from afar, but seems to be a rather large city containing hundreds of probably thousands of humans.

## Miscellaneous

* This one of many undetermined amount of runs, but this is the first run where the Humans didn’t let the Monsters into the City this time.
* It’s revealed when Tensom returns to do negotiations with Toriel, Asgore, and Undyne that it was determined that Frisk is to return to human society and to be sent to an orphanage.
* Once the Barrier broke, a new phenomenon started happening within all the Monsters. Due to the Concentrated Human Magic from the Barrier, Monsters over time had grown adapted to this concentration and seem be part of them. Now that is gone, some Monsters have started acquiring Weaknesses that were not there before. Disruption of the Magical composition of the Monsters bodies. Doesn’t affect all Monsters immediately, the ones to show symptoms first and most at risk are; the very old, the very young, and the weakest among them.
* With the new condition affecting all Monsters, it’s advised for them not to use their magic least they injure themselves from over use.
* Monsters Souls seems to react with their emotional state and begin to glow, those with a strong connection to one another are able to feel the others emotions. An example are the Skeleton brothers, as they can sense when the other is nearby and get a sense how they are feeling.
* After all the Monsters left the Underground the magic that kept it in shape and timeless was no more, unknown effects take place throughout the entirety of the Undergound. One very notable change, is Snowdin has a severe snow storm raging on, as well Grillby’s bar has decayed as if decades gone by when only few months have passed.
* Electronic Biomagic-stimulator, a device created by Alphys used for Monster’s that are at risk of dying. When a Monsters HP drops to a certain threshold, the device will activate to bring it out of critical levels to more stable levels. It’s only to act as a buffer since it uses the Monsters magic as a boost, until actual healing or medical attention is given to the injured Monster.
* Depending on the species of Monster, it does affect them depending on the elements they are in. An example is Toriel and Papyrus are able to with stand the cold, while Undyne is not adapt to the cold and is more likely to be affected.
* As Alphys attempts to find a cure to this new condition that all Monsters will eventually come down with, it’s like a fast acting virus that’s changing every minute.
* Unique fact about Skeletons, they are dense and if caught in a deep body of water they could drown or sink to the bottom. The air in their skulls can help prevent that if they are able take fast action to head towards land. Since they are able to use Gravity magic, they are able to sense gravity wells and changes in gravity itself.
* Monsters when injured bleed silt, which is very wet clay, instead of blood. With the expectation of Sans, for an unknown reason they bleed blood.

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