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They opened their browser to search for help, but the wallpaper flickered. When their vision cleared, the browser was gone. The taskbar was gone. The entire desktop was just Castle Town —only now the sky was a deep, bruised purple, and the buildings leaned at wrong angles.

The wallpaper’s audio crackled. Then a new voice—low, layered, like three people whispering different things at once:

> Your PC is in the wallpaper.

And then, slowly, the screen rippled. Kris’s own reflection in the monitor’s dark glass warped—eyes first, then mouth, then the shape of their face stretching into something that wasn’t theirs anymore. Something with a cracked heart where a pupil should be. deltarune live wallpaper pc

The first thing Kris noticed was that the fountain in their living room wallpaper was no longer frozen.

Because behind the text box, moving through the alley where no alley should be, was a figure. Tall. Ragged. Wearing a smile that was too wide and a suit that flickered between pink and black.

Ralsei pressed his hands against the inside of the screen. Muffled, but unmistakable, his voice came through the speakers: They opened their browser to search for help,

A text box appeared on the screen—not in the game’s font, but in plain system type:

Kris leaned closer. The shadow had a shape. A heart. A dark, cracked heart with a single white eye.

“No,” Kris whispered. “It’s a live wallpaper. It’s supposed to loop.” The entire desktop was just Castle Town —only

The last thing they saw before the light in the room went out was Ralsei, no longer panicked. Calm. Resigned. He pointed to the bottom-right corner of the screen, where a new system notification had appeared:

Kris’s hand hovered over the Y key. They didn’t press it.

Kris pushed back from the desk. The chair didn’t move. Neither did the desk. The room around them had gone silent—no hum from the PC, no traffic outside. Just the soft, terrible sound of the fountain drying up completely.

And somewhere in the dark, Kris heard their own voice say: “Don’t close the lid.”