#dark dust

Flowers of the main skeles of Flowers In Bloom (because you have no fucking idea how long it takes to draw a skeleton covered in flowers ok. If I drew them all I would throw my phone across the room. Yes I draw from my phone.)

More about some of them!

@dumbasticart see? Told you I was still picking on him

Sure! (Minor confession: what spiraled into floralverse was a one-off line in sibverse about a Dream covered in flowers.) Your important floral skeletons exist teeeechnically in two main timelines- sibverse (how many multiverses can I shove into a single storyline) and Flowers In Bloom that focuses on the floral characters specifically and is technically its own timeline.

Okay since I have Killer and Dust on the brain, let's talk about LV in floralverse.

So! The key thing about floralverse is all monsters have flowers growing all over their bodies that represents/is a part of the SOUL. If the SOUL changes enough (like from high LV or other SOUL changes), the flowers themselves can actually change, anywhere from changing color to completely changing species.

(and while technically a floral Dusttale and Something New technically shouldn't exist and there's no floral themed (or even hanahaki) AUs of them, for purposes of getting the characters essentially their AUs are an alternate timeline of an AU of my own creation that acts as a "base" AU in place of classic Undertale)

So. Floral Killer. He's a double exposed SOUL, in that he both has flowers all over and the normal Killer SOUL. His original flowers were known as "broken ice blue roses" but became a flower known as "Minerva amaryllis." (Keeping in with the tendency in the floralverse to nickname after flowers, his nickname is Amaryllis or Amy.)

It's a massive change tbh. And such changes are incredibly uncomfortable on the person as they experience all of their old flowers dying and falling off to make room for the new ones (usually one's flowers are in essentially an eternal bloom and would not die unless the monster is in extremely poor state.) Amaryllis suffers from significant dysmorphia due to this that he cope with. Sort of.

Dust's original flowers were forget-me-nots, and shifted into "dark eyes fuschia." (As such his nickname is generally Dark/Dark Eyes.)

He obviously has his own issues from such a change, but doesn't handle it quite as bad as Amy does.

Some Point of My Life

A point of my time, I was going to be live and feel the life,

That point of my life, I wanted to create happiness and time,

about happiness and time, seems only in my mind,

my senses don’t feel all right, from those time.

  My times and things doesn’t seems right from the moment,

when I was watching my happiness fading away from my sight,

It was the moment when I realize there are tons of things…

Space Station Vista: Planet and Galaxy

Image Credit: NASA, JSC, ESRS

Explanation: If you could circle the Earth aboard the International Space Station, what might you see? Some amazing vistas, one of which was captured in this breathtaking picture in mid-2015. First, visible at the top, are parts of the space station itself including solar panels. Just below the station is the band of our Milky Way Galaxy, glowing with the combined light of billions of stars, but dimmed in patches by filaments of dark dust. The band of red light just below the Milky Way is airglow -- Earth's atmosphere excited by the Sun and glowing in specific colors of light. Green airglow is visible below the red. Of course that's our Earth below its air, with the terminator between day and night visible near the horizon. As clouds speckle the planet, illumination from a bright lightning bolt is seen toward the lower right. Between work assignments, astronauts from all over the Earth have been enjoying vistas like this from the space station since the year 2000.