#ot au

Design:

"OMG FANATICAL WHY DOES POPPY LOOKS LIKE A FRISK-" Shhhhh, you need to calm down, i'll explain everything;

Alright, bare with me: The original Poppy mentions in an animation, that she's talking to her therapist, that people usually thinks she's a Chara, but she's none! And I think, I theorize, I suppose that the reason why she looks like a Chara is bc an Frisk was drawing her (you know her lore?), so supposing that the whole concept of Invertedverse is that the original universe Underswap, that Frisk who drew her is an Chara, so if the Frisk drew a Chara in the original, here the Frisk that is now a Chara would draw a Frisk....... so, that's the logic here.;

Even though Poppy is still not a Frisk nor a Chara, but I don't think I translated that into her design, maybe I'll redo it sometime.

Her clothings are intriguing. It's her original teenage/adult clothings but with some green and a purple cloak or cape, whatever that is. This cloak represents her importance inside OmegaTimeline, that reminds me;

View from back Ω:

Made it with wind because it's cool, plus, her silhouette is cool too

Story:

Core was the "ruler" of Omega Timeline, everyone would look for them when there was a problem and needed help, everybody trusted them, but they put Poppy on their place... Core is a very mischievous character, no one really knows why they put Poppy in charge.

Omega citizens theorize that the reason is because Core was lazy, or that they didn't like the attention, or maybe they wanted to focus fully on recruting people, even thought after Poppy got in charge Core was rarely seen interacting with people and also the numbers of new survivors to get to the OT decreased.

Poppy tries her best to help remain peace within Omega Timeline, even if it requires all of her energies, thought she could really use some help, she thinks that the reason why her parent is more absent while she was in charge was because they knew she could everything alone, and that she should do it.

She doesn't have many friends, and the old ones got far away because she's too busy working signing papers, solving problems, financing projects, etc, etc.

Character:

She suffers. That's the truth, she just needs a vacation and a hug from her girlfriend.

She doesn't like parties... just thought it was important to mention.

Poppy doesn't like her parent, almost hates them even, they seem so irresponsible, imature and a coward, after just letting their daughter in charge of a (practically) country in surprise, it's expected for her to feel that way

Poppy has to be the clueless character in the whole Invertedverse, the reason is that she's so busy at work, or too busy being tired, and she usually gets information on what's going on from Core, but Core have been very silent lately, wonder why...

She has the hobby of playing board games, dancing and origamis!

She likes to cook more for others than herself

Sometimes she would visit the Madame T's orphanage, mainly to see Cadence and her friends, but also to donate and all of that things famous ppl do in orphanages idk.

Even thought she does a lot of hard work sometimes she'd take credit over someone elses work unintentionally, i mean, she's kind of the president.

She can't lie, like literally, maybe it's just her morals, or maybe it's a supernatural force idk.

She also keeps taping her fingers in hard surfaces all the time, I think it's anxiety.

Oh yeah, her full name is still Poppy Marusina, but she can also be called Iris Marusina, or maybe I'll change that to her original name, idk

She trains her apprentice in the ways of spying and subterfuge, the Force (not quite the Jedi code, her own philosophy of balance; because to a lingering, lonely vestige inside her the thought still feels like betrayal but there are parts of the Order she’s glad are dead) and lightsaber combat after Leia constructs her own. The blade is searing as her glare, intense flame blue, though the elegant hilt could be mistaken for a royal heirloom. For the first time since she signed up, Leia truly feels like part of the Rebellion and not just a lost little princess. Ahsoka seems to know exactly what to say and do, how to hold her, how quiet to speak, or close to stand when Leia returns from a battle shaken. They spend restless nights awake, swapping stories. Leia listens rapt to the daring adventures of her biological father, Anakin Skywalker: Jedi Knight, general, pilot, protector, friend, husband, brother, hero, fallen in the Clone Wars. No. Not merely fallen. Died, killed by a rising Sith Lord. The merciful half-truth is as legitimate as Leia needs it to be. Ahsoka almost forgets it isn’t true. Padmé, Obi-Wan, Plo Koon, Rex and Fives and Jesse... so many names and stories Ahsoka never thought she’d get to share. Never realized she needed to share so badly. And although Bail and Breha will always be Leia’s truest parents in both their eyes, Ahsoka sees that she holds her breath when Anakin flirts with disaster and her face lights up with a silent cheer when Padmé changes the galaxy for the better.

Some scoff at Ashoka’s choice of protégé at the beginning, but soon Leia’s on the fast track to widespread renown as a war hero. Just like Anakin. She takes her father’s place in the Imperial Senate. Ahsoka is so tremendously proud of her. Over the years she continues to bite her tongue and swallow down the worry that rises up like vomit whenever the young agent gets too close to being exposed for comfort.

This worry is why she insists on accompanying her to retrieve the physical copy of the plans to a space station that never should’ve existed. A planet killer; what has the galaxy come to? While Bail gives his daughter his blessing to undertake her riskiest mission yet, Ahsoka knows he would be broken beyond repair if anything happened to her. Leia will not share either of her parents’ fate, she swears to the Force. But her worst fears start coming true when her Leia is captured by... that’s not Anakin. It isn’t, don’t even think it. By him. She and her old droid companions R2D2 and C-3PO barely escape with the plans; her narrowly deflecting the missile with the Force is the only reason they aren’t blown to pieces.

They land on Tatooine, a desolate planet that looks about as hopeless as Ahsoka feels. A place Anakin once told her about in a voice tight with sorrow. But the Force guides her through the desert to a small, unassuming hut... and to a boy named Luke.

Luke Skywalker.

She looks down into Luke’s earnest blue eyes and sees her friend. Padmé’s compassion, undying faith in the good in everyone, her calm, fortitude, reasonable mercy. And Anakin, in the casual ease with which he flies his ship and tinkers with machinery. He chats to her and R2D2 so trustingly they could’ve been his old friends. The Force flows in and out of his every cell like oxygen. His presence glows with it, a beacon of new hope for her and the galaxy. Luke has big dreams and a big heart. The galaxy will break it, she knows. But she will be there to put it back together if no one else is.

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