Undercrete

## Summary

UnderCrete is an Undertale AU that takes place in Greece in the 1990s. Instead of a Monster-Human war and being sealed underground by a magic spell, the monsters are instead forced to live under human cities by law.

Diva!Sans is a female version of Sans who lives with her young brother, Papyrus. When the monsters were ordered underground, Diva and Papyrus were both forced from their homes, leaving them with nothing.

Diva, who had been studying geology at the time, would assist Council Asgore in the construction of safe dwellings for the monsters. But once the monsters were settled, Diva would retire to perform at Grillbys and continue raising Papyrus.

However, nearly all UnderCrete AUs end in tragedy. Regardless of which route the fallen human takes, the story always ends with the monsters being exterminated by humans.

As such, if anyone survives from UnderCrete, it is usually just Diva if a multiverse jumper gives her access to the Omega Timeline.

## Story Prose

Link to UnderCrete audio reading: https://youtu.be/N25cOt9t0Ik

She didn't see the rock, or the human that threw it. But it made it's mark clear with a stream of blood. Pain radiated through Diva's skull. Yelping, she let go of Papyrus's hand to cover her face. The nerves of her eye sockets forced themselves closed and she felt her blood on her fingertips. “SIS! W-WHY WOULD YOU - WHY WOULD ANYONE DO THAT!?” “It's what you deserve, monsters!” “No one wants you here!” “Papyrus? Papyrus!” said Diva, reaching blindly where her brother was, grabbing and bumping into other monsters around her. The world spun. Legs shaking, she tripped and fell. “DIVA!” she felt her brother's hand touch her back. “WHAT'S WRONG?” “I-I can't open my eyes!” she said, struggling to force the lids open. Everything turned upside down. Only moments before, police ripped Diva and Papyrus from their apartment. They'd been forced into the street alongside a growing crowd of other monsters. They couldn't afford a TV, let alone regular newspapers to keep up with the news. So they couldn't have predicted the sudden order to purge their people from the surface of the city. Diva hyperventilated. Even as she tried, for Papyrus's sake, she couldn't calm down. Overcome by fear and now actually suffering an assault- History was littered with the cruelties humans could create, towards monsters and their own kind. “CAN YOU STAND? WE'RE GOING TO GET TRAMPLED!” said Papyrus, trying pick her up. But he was only a little shorter than Diva herself. As she tried to stand, they were only shoved by other frightened monsters. “H-HELP! SOMEONE HELP US! MY SISTER IS HURT!” She wanted to protest, fearful they'd be singled out again- But she could barely make a word through her wheezes. “What's wrong?” a deep voice answered Papyrus, towering over them. “I DON'T KNOW, THEY HIT HER IN THE HEAD! SHE CAN'T OPEN HER EYES OR MOVE-” “Alright. I'm going to pick you up small one. I promise, you'll be safe,” said the voice. Diva felt large paws sweep her into a cradle. “Dr. Alphys! Has anyone seen Dr. Alphys?” “Ah! C-Counciler Asgore! I'm down here!” came a small voice below.

“Have a look- is she alright?” Diva heard the voice as she shifted in the grasp. Someone touched her cheekbone where she'd been hit, only making her yelp in pain. “I-It doesn't look so b-bad but her stats are l-low. So I can only image-” “Keep moving! Every monster, into the tunnels! Now!” came a man's voice. “N-No- Pa-Papyrus!” Diva struggled to say, reaching around before eventually blacking out. Darkness brought blissful relief from the pain. Returning to consciousness, a deafening ache pierced her head along with a sickening churning in her soul. She'd been laid against a blanket, which did nothing to soften the hard tile floor. The glow of florescent lights reached through her sockets. A sea of voices flowed over her. She picked up the sound of Papyrus, weeping as he laid his head on her chest. When she tried to embrace him, he grew excited, which only overwhelmed her senses more. Out cold again. “She just- I don't know what's wrong.” “PLEASE, DON'T SAY SHE'S GOING TO DIE! SHE CAN'T DIE! SHE'S ALL THE FAMILY I HAVE!” “Papyrus-” Diva whispered, trying to move her head toward his voice. “I'm not... going to die...” “SIS!” Papyrus gasped, returning to her side and held her hand. Diva forced a smile before Papyrus embraced her. She held him close. “PROMISE YOU WON'T DIE. WE'RE SUPPOSE TO STAY TOGETHER...” “I won't die. I won't leave. I promise.” All the monsters had been forced underground. Diva took a few days to recover, unsure what exactly had made her ill. It was hard to explain to her little brother- why humans hated them so much. But all that mattered to her was making sure he could continue growing up happy. All the refugees were gathered in the ancient ruins below the city. Councilor Asgore did everything he could to keep everyone calm, sort supplies, and figure out what to do next. They had no idea how long they'd be forced to live down here. But from what Diva gathered, they wouldn't be allowed to return to the surface anytime soon. She'd have to make a new home here, for her and Papyrus. In the weeks to come, they'd follow the crowd deeper into the catacombs, all of them in search of a new home.

In those early days, Diva's degree in geology was of great use to monster kind. Asgore turned to her for guidance through the underground and caves, figuring out where it would be safe for their people to settle. A year passed as folks made new homes. They were all at the mercy of humans for food and supplies. Which meant for the foreseeable future, they could only attempt to return to humanity's graces. Fearful that devoting too much time to public service would retract from Papyrus's well being, Diva retired with her brother to Frostdin. She needed a way to continue earning money, food and other essentials for them. So, she did what she felt she could do. Take care of Papyrus by day, sing in Grillby's by night. Dive bars became a regular industry of the Undercity. As it was illegal for monsters to go to the surface, the bars and markets became the primary exchange. The only way monsters could survive. Life had only gotten harder. But for Diva, all that mattered was keeping Papyrus happy. The young skeleton struggled with making friends. When her brother did manage to bring a monster friend home, she'd try to hide away so not to interrupt them. But these friendships never lasted. And as Papyrus grew to tower over everyone in town, the friendships stopped all together. “SISTER! DIVA, LOOK AT WHAT I FOUND AT THE GARBAGE DUMP! A REAL SKATEBOARD!” “A skateboard?” said Diva, pausing her sewing. Papyrus had been asking for a skateboard since he'd seen kids in town playing with them. But one, she hadn't been able to get one large enough for him, and two, she feared he might still be attempting to make friends with people younger than him. “YES! I'M GOING TO FIX IT, AND LEARN HOW TO SKATEBOARD, AND I'LL FINALLY BE POPULAR!” She felt helpless to caution him as he gleefully ran to his room, board over his head, giggling all the way. So difficult was it to find these moments of joy, she couldn't bring herself to spoil his dream. Before she knew it, he bolted out the door, the skateboard crudely repaired with duct tape. “Oh dear...” she said, before short cutting out to follow him. She spotted him running through town toward the pipe tunnels and followed in secret. “FELLAS LOOK! I HAVE A SKATEBOARD TOO NOW!” said Papyrus, running towards a group of monster children.

“Oh no, it's Papyrus again...” one of the kids groan. Diva hid behind a cluster of pipes, crossing her fingers. Please let Papyrus make one friend... “NO, WAIT! JUST GIVE ME A CHANCE! LOOK!” said Papyrus, placing the board down. He hopped on with reckless abandon, his weight shifting quickly as Diva feared the board being too small for him. “Hey you! Why you spying on the local kids, huh!?” came a voice behind Diva, startling her. With a yelp, she turned around to see a female fish monster, wearing an array of safety gear and armor. “Oh! S-Sorry. I was just checking on my brother- Papyrus!” Diva gasped as she heard Papyrus scream. Though he was keeping his balance on the tiny board, he'd pushed it too hard, hitting a patch of ice and racing further into the tunnels. The children laughed out of spite. “Hang on! I'll get him!” said the fish woman, running ahead. But Diva wasn't going to wait on this stranger. She shortcut ahead, twice, to get ahead of her brother. “Papyrus, hold on!” she called, looking around. “SIS, L-LOOK OUT!” cried Papyrus, racing to hit her. Panicking, she stood in the way in a desperate attempt to catch him. Instinct made her move- but she managed to grab onto Papyrus, sending them both spinning and screaming. Papyrus pulled her into a protective embrace, rolling. They fell off the edge of an open grate, Papyrus just managing to catch the edge. Diva gasped, looking down and instantly being overcome by terror. She needed to shortcut them out- both of them- She could hear Papyrus saying the same- But the disorientation overwhelmed her. “DIVA, PLEASE, I CAN'T HOLD ON-” Her brother's grip loosened, sending them both plummeting. A loud bang- A second more, both of them were caught in a net and yanked to a halt. “ERRR! HOLD TIGHT! I GOT YOU!” came of the voice of the fish lady above. Diva looked up to see the monster single handily hauling both of them up. The children gathered at her sides. “Whoa! So cool!” Back on solid ground, Papyrus's eyes lit with admiration. WOWIE! YOU SAVED US! WHO ARE YOU, HEROIC AND MYSTERIOUS STRANGER?” “The name's Undyne! I'm the captain of Asgore's Safety Brigade!” she said, pointing at herself. “You kids shouldn't be skateboarding here, especially without safety gear!”

“UNDYNE! YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!” said Papyrus, standing up straight, hand to his chest. “IT'S TOO DANGEROUS TO BE PLAYING HERE, AND WE SHOULD ALL HAVE SAFTY GEAR!” “AHA! Someone gets it!” said Undyne, hands on her hips. “Now all you kids head back to your parents, or else I'll tell them what happened here. And get y'all some helmets! You're going to give yourself concussions!” she called after the children, as they turned back with groans. “This area should be blocked and signed off until the humans come to repair it.” Diva stood, taking several deep breaths. “Thank you, Undyne... And yes, I'll make sure my brother follows your instructions...” “YOU SAID YOU WERE APART OF THE SAFETY BRIGADE? DO YOU RESCUE PEOPLE A LOT? HOW DO YOU JOIN THE BRIGADE?” Undyne laughed, “Slow down, buddy! If you're wanting to join so badly, come by my house later in Drainfall! I'll see if you got the stuff!” As they made their way home, Papyrus, went on and on about how cool Undyne was. And if he could become strong and fast and rescue people like she did, he'd finally be popular. “Heh... Papyrus, you don't need to prove you're cool. You're the coolest person I know,” she said, trying to encourage him. “I KNOW YOU KNOW THAT, DIVA! BUT IF ONLY EVERYONE ELSE COULD SEE IT TOO! SOMEONE AS COOL AS ME SHOULD ALSO BE RECOGNIZED FOR IT! NYEH HEH HEH!” At the very least, Papyrus finally had a friend. Diva feared Undyne might put a restraining order on him when he said he'd waited outside her house all night... But the months to follow promised that her brother had formed a real connection with someone aside from herself. Life went on as usual. Papyrus had gotten serious about joining the Safety Brigade, so Diva would sometimes shortcut out of town to check on him. One day, Diva went as far as the gates to the Ruins. Though that's where monster kind had first been banished, humans, as fickle as they are, criticized them for hanging around their historical ruins. Though most of them spread out in the Undercity, a few monsters had chosen to stay. It was there Diva heard movement behind the gate. “Is someone there?” she said, her curiosity guiding her.

Creeping closer, she spied through the small openings in the gate. The shifting stopped. “Don't be shy. I won't hurt you...” She said with a smile, then sung a nursery rhyme. “Our kind grandmother has chickens in the yard. Chickens and chicks, geese and goslings. And the first rooster in the village, crows every morning in our grandmother's yard. Our kind grandmother has a sewing machine, she sews and patches grandfather's pants...” “Such a sweet voice...” Diva heard an old woman say. “Ah, there you are. Why are you in there, mother?” Diva tilted her head. A dark eye came into view through the hole. “I live here, my child. I'm the guardian of the ruins. I keep watch for humans who wander in or fall down.” “I see... Asgore put you up to this?” A huff. “I do this of my own accord, thank you dear.” “You sound sour. Not a fan of the Councilor?” “I'd rather not give him any more occupation in my thoughts. Why don't you tell me about you dear? And oh, what a lovely singing voice. Could you sing something more for me, please?” Diva too had made a friend. Every week or so, she'd go to sing to the old lady behind the gate. And in turn, Diva received an array of baked goods. She's also tell the old woman stories about Papyrus's adventures, her performances and general frustration dealing with human visitors. “Yes, humans are difficult. But the little ones can be very sweet. There's a school nearby on the surface. Sometimes children stumble down here. But even then, they can be very determined to do as they please. Diva, can you do me a favor? If a human child ever comes through to your side, will you protect them? Help them get back to their home safely?” An odd request, but Diva didn't think too much of it. “Of course. I'll do whatever I can.” Little did she know she'd be held to that promise weeks later, spotting a human child wandering the tunnels, dressed as if they'd walked right off a school yard. “Human. Don't you know how to greet a lady? Turn around and shake my hand.” she said after short cutting behind them. As the child turned, Diva tapped their nose. “BOOP!” she said. The child paused, then gave a giggle. Diva chuckled too. She didn't see human children very often, and this one seemed especially adorable. “DIVA! IS THAT A HUMAN!?” said Papyrus, stumbling onto the scene.

“Actually, I think that's a brick,” said Diva, teasingly, pointing to the red brick on the ground after guiding the human closer to town. “Wait, what's that in front of the brick?” “OH MY GOD! A HUMAN!” Papyrus cleared his throat. “HUMAN! AS A CANIDATE FOR THE SAFETY BRIGADE, I , THE HEROIC PAPYRUS, WILL INSTRUCT YOU ON THE NAVIGATION OF THE TUNNELS!” Diva let her brother have his fun, performing an array of PSAs he'd learned from Undyne, as well as giving a tour of their house. But soon it would be time to go. She'd let Grillby know she couldn't perform that night as she had to make sure the child made their way safely to Councilor Asgore. Certainly he'd have the proper connections to get them back home. Many encounters followed. Diva worried monsters might make a negative impression on the human. However, they seemed to enjoy exploring the Undercity with her. And an excited Papyrus couldn't help but call frequently to check up on them. Soon enough, they'd arrive at Dr. Alphys' studio. In the years following their banishment, the doctor had focused her expertise into creating technological spectacles for their human visitors. And her most prized creation, Diva wasn't looking forward to seeing. “AHH, DIVA DARLING! SO GOOD FOR YOU TO FINALLY VISIT!” said the boxy robot, after crashing through the drywall. “Mettaton...” Diva groaned. Though she wasn't angry at Alphys for creating him, MTT had been stealing their human customers for the past several months. And she had a bone to pick. “I've heard rumors you've been giving Grillby's a bad name.” “WHAT!? OF COURSE NOT, DARLING! I WOULD NEVER STOOP SO LOW! YOU'VE SIMPLY BEEN OUT PERFORMED! YOU SHOULD PREPARE YOURSELF, I'M ABOUT TO GET EVEN BETTER, ONCE YOU SEE MY NEW BODY!” “Out performed!? How dare you! It doesn't matter what body you have, I won't be out performed by scrap metal!” “THEN I HAVE A PROPOSAL! A SHOWDOWN! A FINAL DECIDER ON WHICH CLUB IS BETTER! GRILLBY'S VERSES MTT RESORT! A COMPETITION FOR THE CENTURY!” “You're on, tin can!” said Diva, gripping her fists.

What followed were a series of challenges proposed by Mettaton. Best dancer, most entertaining news report, best costume, best stage play, best cooking- all leading up to the finale of Best Singer. The child, as well as a crowd of humans and monsters, were to vote the winner, though the child did whatever they could to assist Diva in the competition. Diva and Mettaton were evenly tied- and Diva believed there was no way Mettaton's mechanized voice could win against her natural talent. That was until Mettaton transformed on stage, revealing his new body modeled after the finest Mediterranean super stars. It sent Diva stumbling, until the child helped join in with her singing a duet, evening the odds. With their encouragement, Diva was able to defeat Mettaton in the votes, proving once and for all her superior talent. “NOOO! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!” said Mettaton, his body breaking down from overexertion. “ALAS, I MUST CONCEED, TO MY RIVAL DIVA!” “I didn't want to be rivals, Mettaton. I just wish you wouldn't steal our business. You're still a great entertainer.” “WHAT? TRUELY, DARLING?” Diva and the human helped Mettaton to sit up. “Of course. Instead of competing, we should work together to make everyone happy.” “YOU'RE RIGHT. FROM NOW ON, WE SHALL BE ALLIES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF HUMAN AND MONSTER KIND!” It all seemed like it would lead to a happy ending. On through the rest of the Undercity, their day would finally wrap up with a wonderful dinner with Councilor Asgore himself. “So you were attending a new school and you got lost trying to find your way home?” said Asgore, speaking with the child. “Well then, I'm glad Diva could bring you here. We'll get you home safe and sound, little one.” Diva, sharing a warm hug with the human, said her goodbyes before Asgore guided them to the surface. A hardy yawn escaped her when her phone rang. A call from Papyrus. Lazily she picked up. “Hey bro, everything's good, I'll be home-” “DIVA! WHERE ARE YOU? ARE YOU SAFE?” She might have thought her brother was going to lecture about safety again, but the fear in his voice said otherwise. “Papyrus, what's wrong?” The sound of gunfire echoed in the tunnels behind her.

Diva whipped around. That sound. She'd heard it before- when the humans had forced them underground. Terror struck her soul. “No...” “THE HUMANS ARE ATTACKING! YOU HAVE TO HIDE!” Stumbling, Diva ran back for the caves, in hopes to find the Gondola Person to take her to Frostdin. “Papyrus, where are you!?” “I'M WITH UNDYNE, WE'RE TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO-” the sound of gunfire erupted over her brother's voice. “Papyrus!? PAPYRUS!” Diva felt her soul thump in panic. She shortcut down into the cave, tripping as she came to the edge of the water where the gondola waited. “Take me to Frostdin, NOW!” she said. The Gondola Person whisked her away as quickly as magic could muster. As they passed the ports, screams and gunfire echoed the stone walls. Diva's greatest nightmare had come to pass. When they arrived at Frostdin, the port had been crowded with monsters attempting to escape. The Gondola Person feared drawing close, for their boat would be capsized by the panicking monsters. Only a few seconds more, bullets ripped through the crowd, turning several monsters to dust. Breath held, Diva shortcut to shore among the tangle of pipes. She reached for her phone, attempting to call Papyrus. He didn't answer. Tears came to her eyes as she knelt in the shadows, praying. Shrieks filled the air. Diva covered her ears. Eventually, all went silent. Shaking her head, she could hear the foot falls of humans, hunting in the darkness. Her phone rang. Beams of flashlights passed over the pipes. Diva answered quickly, but didn't speak. “Diva! You there!? It's Undyne! Papyrus is here with me in Drainfall- he's asking for you! Diva, where are you?” She had to hang up, fearing the humans could hear the voice on the line. Sure enough, she heard one of them draw closer. There was no other choice. She had to defend herself. Tossing aside her tangled wig, she summoned magic crystals and- As the armored soldier came into view, she pelted him with twenty crystals- ten more to finish him. It attracted the attention of the others. Summoning a Geode Blaster, she hopped on and flew out, blasting through the platoon of gunmen.

She ducked from the hail of bullets, pumping her magic to maintain the blaster as it flew through the tunnels and the decimated settlement of Frostdin. However, she couldn't maintain it for long. Growing exhausted, she let the blaster disappear and continued to run on foot. Crossing the various steel bridges, she eventually found other monsters gathered together, Undyne and her brother with them. “Papyrus!” she called, running into his arms. “DIVA! YOU'RE NOT HURT!” he said hugging her back, with one arm. As she pulled away, she smelled blood. His blood. Eye fell upon where Papyrus's right arm should be, now a bandaged stump. She looked back up at him, seeing dark circles under his sockets. “IT... TURNED TO DUST...” One hand covered her mouth, the other reached for his injury, but retracted as Undyne's voice rose over them. “We'll head to Tem Market. There should be a way to get to the surface. From there we run... and we keep running till we can't anymore. Everyone will have to fight to stay alive.” Murmurs grew over the crowd. The surface? “We're rats in a cage! They'll hunt us down one by one if we stay,” said Undyne before looking to Diva. Diva nodded. It did seem like the only way. However, they were heading for their slaughter. Passing through the halls of echo moss, they arrived at the Tem Market- only to find the humans soldiers already there. Chased back, the moss repeated the sounds of their voices and footsteps, betraying them. Undyne stayed behind, trying to give the others a chance to hide- never to be seen again. Holding Diva's hand, Papyrus ran for one of the forgotten aqueducts, where they hid under the pouring water. Both held a deathly silence, as haunting echos of dying monsters reached them. They'd stare at each other, wordless and horrified. Only after what seemed like hours of silence did Diva dare get out her phone and check through the numbers. But no matter who she texted- nobody answered. “WHAT DO WE DO?” said Papyrus, as quietly as he could. Diva shook her head. What could she- A loud blast deafened her, as a bullet shattered Papyrus's skull.

Grabbing Papyrus, she fell with him to the ground. He was still... moving. Hand gripped her back in pain, jaw twitched and gasped- before he dusted. Something deep within Diva's soul snapped. Like a violin string pulled too tight until it could take its fate no longer. If Papyrus was dead, her brother- the only thing worth living for in this world... she was dead too. Her eyes caught the lights in the dark. The low murmur of human voices. Every misguided footstep as they made their approach. If she was going to die, she'd at least drag every single human bastard she could to hell with her. Before the light found her behind the falls, she'd rolled off into the darkness. Moments later, a rain of crystals, like arrows fired from a vengeful army, rained from above. Lights moved chaotically. Guns fired and bullets ricochet off stone. Diva's pink eye lights flashed in the dark. The prey became the predator. And she would not stop until the entire Undercity filled with human blood. Clothes coated and crusted in red, her body shook with adrenaline. With each kill, she felt... stronger than before. Faster, her hits were more true and powerful. Her shoes squished a leaked crimson as she returned to the sanctuary of an ancient church. False yellow light illuminated her form. She heard something behind her, whipping around to throw an array of crystals. A human stood there, red hair, a black dress with red stripes. But as the crystals struck him, he seemed to faze into a hologram. The attacks passing right through. “... Hm, a strange worldline...” Diva charged, throwing more attacks and summoning a dozen blasters. But this human wasn't like the others. He dodged every assault and at times disappeared completely. His skin unnaturally pale, eyes shimmered red. He came in close, tapping her arms and legs with his fingers, suddenly making them numb. Collapsing to the ground, Diva gasped, looking up at the strange boy in bewilderment and fear. “... A world where even when the human does everything right... the monsters still die. What kind of sadist would make such a thing?” “Who... who the hell are you?” Diva's voice trembled. “Me? Oh, you can call me Player,” his smile, soft and relaxed.

“I don't understand- you're not human, a-are you?” said Diva, unable to conceive of a human with such magical power. No matter how she tried, her limbs remained numb. “It depends on what you define as human. If you're asking if I'm like the men you killed, no. I'm a god compared to these entities.” “....why?” she shook her head, tears falling from her eyes. Why was he different from the other humans? Why did he know what was happening? What did he want with her? “I suppose the why doesn't matter. All that matters is that you're the last monster left. And when you die, this world will hold no further purpose and disappear,” he said, hands behind his back as he shook his head. “A shame... this place really seemed like it had something going for it. But there's no Resets here. If you remain, it will be as if none of this happened. Your suffering and your loss will be for nothing.” He circled her, hand to his chin. “I suppose I do feel empathetic for you. So, I have a proposal.” Waving a hand, the hologram of a red stain glass door appeared before solidifying into reality. Feeling returned to her limbs as she fell forward, gasping. “Through this door you will find a place called the Omega Timeline. It's a world for refugees.” Catching her breath, Diva stood to look at the door, then back at the boy- who had disappeared from sight. “I wish I could give you more of a choice, but there is none. Remain and die with your world. Or live on in a new one,” his voice came like an echo. Holding her arms, she couldn't think of any reason not to believe him, unless she'd hallucinated this whole thing. Still, with a bloody hand she reached for the handle of the door and pushed it open. Before her spread a great open space. A giant warehouse with a high ceiling and colossal stone pillars. The only thing not man-made was the strange glowing white floor projecting an ambient light. As she stepped in, something moved toward her, a boxy robot... “Mettaton?” Diva whispered, though her voice felt amplified. “CORRECT! AND YOU MUST BE SANS! A NEW ARRIVAL TO OMEGA! WELCOME!” said the robot in a female voice, stopping before of her. “No- No I don't want this!” said Diva as she turned back to the door. But it glitched, the face of the boy beyond, before disappearing completely.

## Canon Notes:

Canon notes:

Diva's original AU takes place in Greece in the 90s and early 2ks.

She is bilingual in Greek and English.

She's a terrible cook and prefers ordering out Chinese food and pizza.

Instead of a physicist, Diva is a geologist.

Diva is good friends with Fresh, but doesn't know anything about the parasite. He reminds her a lot of her late brother.

Diva and Epic dated for a short while, but Diva was overwhelmed by fear regarding Epic's safety with the Star Sanses. They mutually decided to break up but remain good friends.

Diva is 5ft and 28 years old when she leaves her AU, which is typical of most Sanses.

Diva is transgender and canonically shipped with Legion!Sans.