At first, I had a hard time coming up with story ideas for PastTale. However, as the days went by, some possibilities started to emerge, and I realized that they could fit into both the Wattpad version and the main story.
It's important to understand that there are two distinct approaches that I decided to implement to avoid confusion. Wattpad's story follows a different direction from Undertale's main line, which, at certain times, can end up deviating from the original essence.
WattPad's story addresses a theme that connects UNDERTALE and DELTARUNE, however when it comes to Deltarune, only one character is present in the story, that being JEVIL.
The Wattpad story explores a connection between Undertale and Deltarune, but when it comes to the latter, only one character is part of the narrative: Jevil.
In PastTale, Past!Jevil takes on the role of the main villain, being the catalyst for the second war between humans and monsters. However, simply pouring out words and information would not help to understand the timeline of this story. Therefore, from now on, I will present the PROLOGUE
The first War between Humans and Monsters…
The first war between humans and monsters followed the same premise as Undertale: humans feared that monsters could absorb their souls to become powerful. Therefore, they decided to imprison them underground.
However, a human child became the key to the monsters' release.
After this event, humans realized that the monsters did not have evil intentions. Thus, they decided to let them free and live in harmony, although maintaining a clear division between the King of Monsters and the King of Humans.
However, a mysterious cult emerged. This group did not support either side, rejecting their ideologies, laws and any form of authority. Composed of both humans and monsters, the cult performed several sacrifices to free a chaotic entity: Jevil.
Jevil's first action was brutal - he murdered the King of Humans in cold blood. This act generated immediate chaos: humans, overcome by fear and distrust, began to believe that the monsters had rebelled. Peace, liberation, everything seemed to have been an illusion. With that, humans decided to attack, starting the second war between humans and monsters.
After about six years, the Chaos being was finally imprisoned by wizards, and all those who had allied with him suffered severe punishments. In the end, the war came to an end.
However, although it seemed like a happy ending, the scars left by the conflict were deep. The impact of war stained hearts and souls, leaving a trail of pain and suffering.
The King of Monsters, Past!Asgore, was surrounded by humans and killed. Past!Toriel was imprisoned in the Underground Ruins. Past!Sans managed to rescue several defenseless monsters, but his brother, Past!Papyrus, was not so lucky - he was killed while trying to protect a small monster.
With Asgore's fall, Past!Undyne took the throne and remained queen. Past!Alphys dedicated herself to keeping the innocent safe, while Past!Mettaton fought alongside Undyne in the war. Past!Muffet, in turn, tended to the wounded fighting for peace.
Many perished. Others managed to survive. But there were those who were not so lucky - those who were left behind, forever scarred by the horrors of war.
Uma história afetada diretamente por algo misterioso, no qual ao decorrer dela, haverá algumas descobertas.
Capa feita por Croassy.
PastTale (WattPad) | Portuguese
As the history of WattPad is long and is in Brazilian Portuguese, as the days go by I will explain each chapter in translated ENGLISH.
The canonical version of PastTale has a co-relationship with the WattPad story, but you'll get the idea.
- Past!Frisk – The player.
- Past!Chara – The player's "shadow" and the first human child killed.
- Past!Asriel – Prince of the kingdom, died trying to save Chara.
- Past!Flowey – A purple flower with golden details, also being Asriel.
- Past!Toriel – Ancient One of the Ruins. They still carry the weight of the children they lost and see Frisk as someone familiar, especially in their appearance.
- Past!Napstablook – The melancholic ghost of the Ruins.
- Past!Sans – Known as *Past*, he was part of the Royal Guard after the war, but today he leads a lazier life full of jokes.
- Past!Papyrus – Charismatic and kind, he was recently integrated as an apprentice in the Royal Guard. His brother, Sans, is slowly teaching him.
- Past!Monster – Also called Monster Kid, he is a teenage monster determined to become a Royal Guard to follow in Undyne's footsteps. Interestingly, Sans and Alphys helped him by providing him with metallic arms.
- Past!Undyne – Leader of the Royal Guard. She holds a great grudge towards humans and shows no mercy, regardless of their age. Furthermore, he disagrees with some of King Asgore's decisions.
- Past!Alphys – The last remaining royal scientist, closely observing everything and everyone within the kingdom.
- Past!Mettaton – A creation of Alphys that became an icon of the Underground.
- Past!Asgore – King of the Monsters. Stay firm in your goal of breaking the barrier. He has already taken the lives of six human children, each with distinct traits, and only one is left to gain the necessary power.
And regarding the locations that PastTale has, there are several differences:
- The Ruins | The Ruins of the Past
The ruins of PastTale have a darker, more illuminating tone. The place is entirely lit with lilac torches, which never go out. The location's traps are difficult to see, as these areas have few torches, making it difficult for the player to advance. Toriel, elder of the ruins, left the place more symbolic, but mainly, she left some strange things that seemed to refer to something more emotional, like small tombstones that we found along the way through the ruins, to the mother goat's house.
- SnowDin | GoldDin
GoldDin may seem strange, but the area is very open, but closed because it is inside a giant cave, which expands extensively. The place is incredibly surrealistic, with golden lighting around you. No one ever knew exactly what type of ore caused that glow, but the golden hue it contained, one would imagine it to be gold.
In GoldDin's forest, the trees are a reasonable size, while their leaves are white, mixed with a purple tone. In the city of GoldDin, residents wear purple, white and yellow clothes. The tree, which symbolized a Christmas atmosphere, had some stars hanging on it.
- WaterFall | CrystalFall
The biggest difference between the two is their setting, which focuses on crystals that, if touched, begin to glow, in addition to keeping images of an unknown past in their reflection, which can be seen by anyone.
- HotLand | AshenLan
A land covered in volcanic ash. The floor is cracked, with cracks that glow purple and gold, as if something is burning beneath the surface.
- Core | Inf!Core
A more distorted and chaotic version of Hotland, where everything seems to be melting and rebuilding at the same time. Some areas appear to be made of burnt metal, with leaning mechanical towers and broken platforms. The air vibrates with a purple energy, as if something is distorting the reality around it. The Core is the center of all this instability.
Some rooms within the Core randomly change shape or appear to "reset" when you leave and return.
Echoes of distant voices appear in some corridors, saying disjointed phrases.
Some machines have old inscriptions that no one knows how to decipher.
- New Home | Oblivion Fields
The place looks like a ghost town, with erased buildings and structures, as if they were dissolving in time. The floor is made of cracked glass, reflecting lost moments in history. In some parts, the reflection does not show what is above him, but rather scenes from the past. The golden pillar of light in the center appears unstable, pulsing as if trying to keep the place in existence. Distant sounds of footsteps and echoes of voices can be heard, but no one is there. The former king's throne is empty, surrounded by fragmented memories of what once was.
- Judgment Room | Accumulated dust and footprints that disappear into nothingness. At the back of the room, there are faded inscriptions that, when read, make the player hear something familiar, as if someone was trying to talk to him.
- King's Room | Cobwebs and cracks in some corners. Asgore's throne is there, but it looks strangely out of place, as if it had been moved. The Delta Rune symbol on the wall looks worn, as if it is disappearing from history.
- The barrier | Rather than a simple magical wall, the barrier appears to be a rift in reality, as if the world is being held together by invisible threads. Its shape is not fixed: sometimes it looks like an ocean of golden light, other times it looks like a black void with symbols shining within. As the player approaches, they may hear disjointed whispers—voices of dead children, distant memories, or even fragments of corrupted code. If you touch the barrier, the character feels a sense of déjà vu, as if he had been there before. Small visual "errors" happen near her: the ground may appear to shift for a second, or shadows appear where they shouldn't.
How does the story of PastTale (WattPad) have to do with the story of PastTale (Canonical)?
(SPOILER ALERT | CHAPTER 5)
PastTale's original timeline always followed a pacifist cycle, a sequence where peace was won, where monsters had a chance. But in an instant - in a single blink of an eye - everything changed.
The human, who had previously hesitated, now followed a single route: genocide. Countless resets. Countless deaths. Always coming back, always advancing, always eliminating.
Only three beings were able to remember each reset:
Past!Sans and Past!Flowey. (And the Human too)
But something happened, something that not even Flowey predicted. A variant, a detail that has always existed but was never really understood.
In PastTale, this door wasn't just a mystery - it was a rift in reality, a tear in the fabric of time. Unlike other places, which reflected the past, this door revealed the future. Probable futures. Alternative destinations.
Past!Sans found this door. And when he crossed it, he found a narrow, finite corridor, covered in reflections. Each reflection showed a glimpse of reality… But one of them, the one in the center, was different.
This reflection did not terrify him. On the contrary, it felt… right. A vision of something better. Something he didn't understand, but felt a deep connection to. He extended his hand. He touched the glass.
In an instant, everything changed.
Sans was thrown back into CrystalFall, and, together with Past!Alphys, began developing a bold idea - a reset of his own. But to do that, you would need the most important piece of the equation: the human.
And so, in the Hall of Judgment, the final confrontation took place. But this time, before the human could deliver the final blow, Past!Sans stole his soul and absorbed it.
With this power, he wouldn't just reset the timeline - he would rewrite it. You would create the happy story you always wanted.
However, what happened next was a mistake.
A deafening noise. An infinite fall. And then, a familiar figure in the darkness. A silhouette that Sans recognized but couldn't identify.
When he woke up, he was lying on the floor. Snow fell slowly around him.
He stood up and looked around. At first he thought he was in Snowdin. But it wasn't. Not completely.
As he continued forward, he saw a distant city. And in the sky, a black sun - or rather, a black hole, sucking in the light around it.
His plan had worked, or at least, that's what he believed.
But he soon realized that nothing made sense.
Your brother? Disappeared.
Toriel? Vanished.
Asgore? Non-existent.
The only thing he found was Undyne, but something was wrong - she was now the queen of not only monsters, but humans as well.
Events unfolded as in the Wattpad story, but the outcome was always the same.
The liberation of Chaos happened again. The world was always destroyed. And Sans? It was forced to reset, over and over again.
But these resets were destroying something more than reality. His soul was shattering. He knew that sooner or later he would die forever.
Desperate to escape the cycle, Sans tried everything. He tried to change the course of history, alter destiny. But nothing worked. Something was always missing. I always lost.
So he made a decision: observe.
Without directly interfering, just watching. That's how he found himself.
He saw his own body, captured by the cultists. He was on the verge of death.
There was no other choice.
Sans reset one last time. But this time, he saved himself.
To avoid confusion, he needed a new name. Something that represented the endless cycle, the phenomenon that condemned its existence.
A name that symbolized the Eclipse, the event that always preceded Jevil's release.
And this time, he wouldn't let history repeat itself.
PastTale is still in development, you will be able to enjoy many stories that will be created over time, as well as stories that will directly involve characters from other Alternative Universes.
I hope everyone has read this far, and I sincerely hope everyone's collaboration for a better future!
PastTale | Belong Me
I used the Translator to leave the text in English.
I used DeepSeek to keep the words in the best possible way to understand.
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