Undertale Name Easter Eggs Novels & Stories

When they looked at the inner wall of the pit again, they could see everything clearly. “What are these?” Anna shook her head. “These don’t look like normal words,” she said. “This is an ancient text, and this is a spell formation,” Alex said. Cocking his head, he looked at the crystal coffin. Suddenly, he had an inkling about the entire thing. Traces of Hayley Hanson from the past began to appear in his mind— “My name is Hayley Hanson. Pleased to meet you!” That was how Hayley introduced herself when they first met.

“If the boys are done with their emotional breakdowns, I have news.” They both glared at her. She smirked. “There’s a hidden entrance.” Alexander straightened. “Where?” “The lower cliffside,” she said, pointing beneath the fortress. “There’s a tunnel. Old drainage system. Abandoned—mostly.” Elias narrowed his eyes. “Why didn’t you say so earlier?” “Because,” Sable said, stepping closer and tapping Alexander’s injured side, “You two idiots were too busy trying to punch each other.” Alexander hissed in pain and pushed her hand away.

It took her a couple of seconds to scrap all the juicy information into her mind, it was worth it, though. Ignoring his carnal desire toward Shadow, of course. She already had Malikul to be dealt with. Any more distractions wouldn’t be highly appreciated. Brrt, bbrrrt! At the same time, she felt her smartphone bzzt inside her pocket. Delving her hand inside her pocket, she picked up her smartphone and read the text. A few moments later, her brow cocked up. “What the…” “What?” Albert’s eyes lit up. “According to the emperor of the Underworld, someone from The Unknown tries to strike the deal–”

I swallowed and stepped closer. The cold black runes under my fingers were warm, too warm. I traced the grooves one row at a time. Then I saw another: ELARA W. Her name had been scratched out—covered over in the same letters beneath it, followed by Resurrected. My breath caught in my chest. I couldn’t recall my boots having ever felt so ponderous. But I heard the sound. I felt bile rise in my throat. I whispered, almost aloud:

Of underneath it. Tunnels. Chambers. A central vault marked with a symbol Elena recognized. The same symbol from the Hollow Court’s warded stakes. “Under the Grey Marches,” Kael said. “There’s a vault.” Elena traced the line from the vault to a point marked _Anchor_. “If the Silence is sealed,” she said, “this is the lock.” Kael frowned. “And if the lock breaks?” “Then the door opens.” They stared at the map for a long time.

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I understood the difference between a key and a portal within the realm. “I’m guessing you could find them because magic opened them at one point or another,” Althea speaks to me, holding a soft smile on her face. “I wouldn’t be surprised if my granddaughter’s ring, if holding it took you to someplace different other than… Exactly where did you come from?” “Eririat.” Hunji supplies. “From the dungeons,” Tobias uselessly says. “I can't believe it existed all these years and no one knew or had ever discovered it.” Hunji ponders the discovery, his expression thoughtful and wearing a serious frown.

⸻ Kael cursed softly. ⸻ “What lower passage?” ⸻ Malakai slowly turned toward the deeper darkness beyond the shattered gate. ⸻ “A path beneath the mountain.” ⸻ Dante blinked once. ⸻ “…There’s MORE underground nightmare tunnels?” ⸻ “Yes,” Selene whispered. “And they should never be opened.” ⸻ Lucian clearly did not care about ancient warnings anymore. ⸻ “We don’t have another option.” ⸻ Another distant scream echoed from above.

When his gaze landed on me, his expression turned even more unpleasant. I managed a smile. “It's nice to meet you, Alpha Lukas. I'm Elsie” A growl rumbled in his chest as he passed by me without acknowledging my presence. I finally noticed they were all in black. Was it really a funeral? They all entered the cemetery while I trailed silently behind. We stopped in front of a small grave and I noticed the name on the head stone. Elian Hawthorne. I leaned close and whispered to Alex, “Who is this? Your uncle?”

“The entrance is behind here. Only the heart of the balance can open it.” Cole stepped forward, holding the crystal up to the runes. The crystal’s light merged with the runes, and the rock began to grind open, revealing a dark tunnel that led deep into the mountain. The air inside was cool and still, and the only sound was the drip of water. They walked into the tunnel, Lila’s light leading the way. The walls were covered in carvings—depictions of the first gods, creating the world from nothing. Cole studied them as they walked, his eyes widening as he saw a figure that was not like the others—a tall, dark figure with eyes like purple fire. The Forgotten.