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Eli-Sin-G's Comic

Hey guys, it's me, the author, IniquityHalo. I just want to credit the artist that this mini story is based off of. Eli is super talented and they have a lot of good Fontcest art on their Tumblr.

Their Tumblr used to be eli-sin-g.tumblr.com, but now it's kolesjoie.tumblr.com if you want to check out their art! Update: Eli has already deactivated so you cannot view their blog any longer. But if you wish to see their art, you can go to eli-appreciation-blog.tumblr.com.

Here's the comic this story is based off of. I even follow the script pretty much to the dot at the very beginning of my story.

When I first saw this comic, I was actually super offended because I'm very well-versed in Greek mythology, and I can tell you for one: Zeus would never feel this way towards Hades. So if you feel offended with this story like I did when I first saw this comic, you should probably leave and not read it. Just a warning.

But I'm past being offended now. Once you realise that this is just fanart and not actual fact, it's not that horrible. It's just an artist entertaining their creativity.

And so I did the same thing. I created a story that is totally uncharacteristic of either the Greek gods or even the Undertale characters. None of the characters in this story have personalities like their counterparts.

I guess I just kind of smashed both personalities from the gods and the UT characters together and then shaped it to fit my story. :P So if it doesn't fit either the UT characters' personality or the Greek gods' personality, then whoops.

And also, I do a lot of cross gender kind of things. Like, Ares is a male god, but I made him Undyne and Undyne is a female so she's still female.

So even though the gods' original gender was something else, I just went with the UT characters' gender, since they just look like the UT character but with Greek robes. As you can see with the comic above. So don't get confused by that.

And also, original relationships between the gods don't exist in this story either. For example, Asriel is Persephone and he is just a 10-year-old child who's friends with Hades/Sans. They aren't married or in a relationship, like in original Greek mythology.

I'm sorry this story is so complicated and confusing. If you don't like it just from reading this description, then don't read it. I won't mind.

If you do want to read the story and can look past all the confusing parts, then go ahead to see the story. It's pretty interesting, if you can keep the characters straight in your head. It's a little difficult to break out of the "That says Ares. Ares is a buff, male god." When it's actually just Undyne, the fish with the spear. XD

Hope y'all enjoy the story and sorry if it's confusing or offending! ^^