Tennaxreader Stories

You are Kris's soul. However, the thing is, Kris hates being controlled, and you don't want to remain having a random vessel rather than a body of your own. Maybe everything will get better after TV Time. Not discontinued I just have to beat this dang Roaring Knight and Chapter 4 before writing more.

Alone on a Tuesday night after your boyfriend broke up with you via one single text message the night prior? (What an asshole!) Worry no longer! (And grab your sunscreen, 'cuz it's gonna get HOT.) There's an Eldritch entity in your home willing to take care of you the way you deserve. In other words, the CRT you take off Kris's hands after they knocked on your door one morning asking if you wanted it ends up courting you in the most horror-esque ways possible: channel changes to communicate with you, staticky name whispering when he craves your attention, and shadowy manifestations unbound after an altruistic fluffy goat boy nearly convinced him that "all" Darkners grow "obsolete" eventually. (Hah, what a loon!) But wait, there's more! (The Lord of Screens is, of course, a man who stops at nothing to get what he wants.) NOTHING will prevent him from showing his Dark World form in the Light World. Not even Death himself. (He can SUCK it!)

During the brink of Toriel and Asgore's divorce, you're the glue that holds the family together by helping raise their children when they aren't home. One particularly gloomy day, you doubt whether you're a part of the family or a temporary solution to an ongoing problem. The television you bond with by creating a tiny Dark World under a blanket over the two of you begs to differ. (Cover Image Credit: 愚木混株CDD20 on Pixabay.)

Hi so its been a while since my last fan fiction and i know its not otasune I wanted to wrte something about DeltaRune because its out right now and Tenna is in it and people like him I think.

When Kris asks for a favour, it seems simple enough: take their old television and keep it at your place, since it means a lot to them and they don't want Toriel to throw it out. You accept, but then they explain the television is actually a man named Tenna, and -- socially awkward as you are -- you plug him in and try to strike up a conversation. Surprisingly, it works out, and you gain a new friend (and maybe a lover eventually, if you keep up your smooth moves).