Kris Dreemurr

Appearance:
Chris is a human teenager with a yellowish tint to his skin and tousled, shoulder-length, dark-burgundy hair. He wears a lime-green sweater with a single yellow horizontal stripe, along with plain brown pants and boots. One of Chris's most distinctive features is his long bangs, which cast a shadow over the upper half of his face, obscuring his red eyes.
In the dark world, Chris's appearance transforms, making him resemble a knight. He wears silver armor: pauldrons, a cuirass, gloves, and boots. Beneath this armor is a dark blue bodysuit, and a pink cloak is draped over his right shoulder. Chris's skin turns blue, and his hair dark blue. The shadow of his skin also falls on the cloak, creating the illusion of blue stripes.
Character:
Chris is now a quiet introvert, but as a child he was a mischievous and adventurous child. Their favorite food is pie. They are hostile to their souls, as their soul controls them, and one of their desires is to rid themselves of it. However, they couldn't do this on their own, as they are connected, and if their souls die, so does Chris. The soul is Chris's secret, and if someone finds out it controls them, will they be trusted for their sincerity?

Chapter 4 - "Prophecy." Chris and Susie seal the fountain in the Dreemurr living room. Toriel invites Susie to church. They discover that Carol Holiday (Noelle's mother and the town mayor) may know about the safehouse. After convincing Noelle, they go to her house to find the code. In Dess's (Noelle's missing sister) room, Chris finds a guitar with the safehouse code, but then rips his SOUL from his body and hides it in the storage room. The player (controlling the SOUL) overhears a conversation in which Chris is told that the guitar must not fall into Susie's hands. Carol chases Susie out of the house when she sees her playing the guitar.
Chris and Susie go to the church to retrieve the key, but find a dark world inside. They enter to rescue Toriel. In the dark world, they encounter Ralsei and an elderly turtle-like monster. The heroes seal the dark fountain, but discover another behind the locked door. Susie creates a new dark fountain, hoping that Gerson (the priest's deceased father) will help unlock the door, but instead encounters an enemy. Ralsei explains that it was a statue of Gerson, and that deceased light spirits can only be revived with a specific darkness.
The heroes unlock the door and find the Knight. The Knight opens a fountain, which transforms into a titan. After battling the titan and the unexpected return of Gerson, the heroes are victorious. Susie sees part of the prophecy and shatters it before Chris can see it. The heroes seal the fountain and return home. That night, Chris receives a call reminding him of his promise.

In Chapter 3, "Late Night," Susie and Chris wake up in the Dark World and meet Ralsei. The "Merry Band" reunites, and the heroes discuss the Light World and the upcoming festival. Ralsei reveals that he cannot travel to the Light World because Dark Ones are transformed into inanimate objects there.
Susie refuses to accept this truth and asks Ralsei many questions. Tenna interrupts their conversation and introduces her TV show, "TV Time." At first, Susie refuses to participate, but Ralsei convinces her to play along with Tenna.
The heroes participate in several rounds of the show, undergoing physical tests. Susie overhears Tenna's conversations twice and learns that he is searching for something and wants the show to go on forever. Together with Chris and Ralsei, she decides to find out the truth and finds Toriel trapped in a gashapon ball. Tenna panics and sends the heroes back to the show.
In the bonus round, Tenna forces the heroes to participate in quizzes and challenges, but they manage to escape. Tenna attempts to find the heroes to no avail, and his subordinates abandon him.
The heroes return to the place where they found Toriel to seal the fountain, but Tenna blocks their path. He explains that he wanted to create an endless show to become "useful" again, since the Dreemurr family stopped watching television.
Susie confides in Tenna about her experiences and suggests that he, too, can find someone who cares about him. Impressed by her words, Tenna agrees to let the heroes go. But then the Knight attacks Tenna and attempts to kidnap Toriel. Susie stops him, and the heroes then battle the Knight and are defeated. The Knight kidnaps Undyne and leaves the dark world.
Chris and Susie pursue the Knight through the Light World and end up in a mysterious hideout with another dark fountain. The Knight locks himself inside with Undyne, and Susie discovers a hidden combination lock. The chapter ends with the hideout doors opening for Chris.

Chapter 2 - "Cyberworld." Toriel discovers Chris has eaten the pie. Chris and Susie arrive in Castle Town and meet Ralsei. At his request, Chris moves his things to the storage room, and the Card Kingdom settles in Castle Town. Susie mentions a school project, and Ralsei banishes the heroes from the dark world.
In the library, the computer lab turns out to be the Cyberworld, where Chris, Susie, Noelle, and Birdley end up. In the Cyberworld, they encounter the Queen: she captures Noelle, and Birdley defects to her side. Ralsei arrives, and the heroes team up to fight the Queen's minions.
Susie and Ralsei leave Chris to explore Cyber ​​City. The heroes later reunite and head to the Queen's mansion, where everyone (except Ralsei) is captured. The Queen makes Ralsei her butler. With Lancer's help, the heroes free themselves and reunite to confront the Queen.
After the battle, the Queen confronts the heroes in a giant robot. The heroes defeat the GIGA Queen and seal the Cyberworld's dark fountain. The Light Ones return to the Light World.
Chris takes his things to the school storage room. Toriel invites Susie to spend the night. Chris rips out his SOUL and runs away, but later returns. Toriel calls the police. Later, Chris creates a dark fountain.

Chapter 1, titled "The Beginning," begins with the player being asked to create a vessel, which is abruptly rejected after its creation. Instead, the player takes control of Chris, a quiet human teenager who lives with his mother, Toriel, and attends the local school in Hometown. After he is paired with a bullying monster named Susie on a school project, the two are sent to the school supply closet to get chalk.
Upon entering the storeroom, the two heroes inadvertently discover a dark world within. There, they meet Ralsei, a kindly prince of darkness, who reveals that the three of them are heroes of prophecy, destined to restore balance between light and darkness. During their adventure, they encounter Lancer, an eccentric villain determined to prevent them from reaching the dark fountain in his kingdom. Feeling unappreciated, Susie temporarily leaves Chris and Ralsei and joins Lancer. Susie's friendship with Lancer helps her become more compassionate, and the four eventually form a team. Ultimately, Lancer helps the trio overthrow his cruel father, the King. Afterward, Chris and Susie bid farewell to the dark world and, using the power of Chris's human SOUL, seal the Eastern Fountain.
Chris and Susie return to their world, finding themselves in a room filled with toys and board games representing the dark world and its inhabitants, whom they have met. Chris and Susie agree to return to the dark world the next day. Chris is free to leave school and explore Hometown.
After exploring the city, Chris goes to bed. In the middle of the night, Chris falls out of bed and staggers to the center of the room. He rips out his SOUL and throws it into a birdcage, where it becomes locked. A knife appears in Chris's hand, and he looks toward the screen with a menacing smile, his eye glowing red.

Chapter 5 - "Festival Day." Chris and Susie head to the long-awaited festival, after which they find themselves in a new Dark World, connected to flowers and plants, where Ralsei has also appeared. There, the heroes meet unusual flower characters, each with their own personality and ideal self-image, including Chris's father, Asgore. The team explores the new world, solves puzzles, and battles enemies, and the adventure combines humor, nostalgia, and more serious moments. At the end of the adventure, the Thundering Knight appears and takes Asgore away.