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Also, Undertale and Deltarune are set with the same setting, so another theory extending from my previous is that there was only a SINGLE difference between universes/timelines/dimentions... there was no human war. Either this or the humans we're trapped underground. Eitherway it would still be inline with Undertales timeline of events and may actually work. From playing Undertale you can safely assume that you go in, through and out of the Underground in 1-2 days as you slept in Toriels house. Placing that timeline on Chaptor 1 of Deltarune means a single day has passed. Meaning if the next chaptor is a DAY long then this theory has some credabilty. Otherwise it's redundant.
We know that Sans is omniscient, he sort of knows everything across several timelines. However, where the story of Delta Rune takes place in this timeline we don't know, whether it occurs before or after Undertale, or if Undertale never existed. Regardless Sans will always know. I assume this will come into play later in the Delta Rune series.
What really keeps me up thinking about at night is in Sans' workshop.
In Undertale, after completing a set of challenges, another room can be accessed behind Sans and Papyrus' house. It seems to be some sort of workshop with a [Machine?] and some blueprints. There is also a drawer in the shelf, and this is very important.
Upon normally inspecting the first drawer, a picture of Sans being happy is described. However, after talking to Clam Girl, the inspection changes. Inspecting the drawer after talking to Clam girl will greet you with this text:
(There's a photo album inside the drawer.) (There are photos of... Huh?) (A card is sticking out from the back flap of the binder.) (It's a poorly drawn picture of three smiling people.) (Written on it...) "don't forget."
There are several different outcomes that can be discussed from this.
-The three people are Sans, Papyrus and Gaster, and "don't forget." could relate to something that all of them did together. After all they are the only skeletons in the game. (Assuming Gaster is a skeleton.)
-The three people are Ralsei, Susie, and Kris. "don't forget." could be referring to the adventure that goes on in Delta Rune Chapter 1, as some entity wants to make sure that someone should not forget that it was real?
I'm almost positive this photo relates to Delta Rune, I'm just not sure why.
For one, Sans is, I believe, the only character from the original Undertale without any changes in any of his sprites. The other returning characters all have some kind of alteration, like new clothes, or their talk-sprites look slightly different, but Sans is the only one who is completely unchanged (except for one or two new talk-sprite expressions).
Not only that, but the doors you can use to quickly access different areas in the Dark world are almost identical to Sans' bedroom door, both with the design of the door itself along with the orange and yellow flames coming from under it.
This could possibly be a prequel of some kind after all, just not in the way we'd expect. This might be the universe Sans and Papyrus originated from, and how they reach Undertale's universe might be a hidden subplot or something in future chapters.
(Also not that important, but I also saw a theory recently about how Susie is the alternate version of the Mad Dummy, since they're both actually very similar in appearance and personality. Not to mention, the Mad Dummy resides in about the same place where Clam Girl mentions her neighbor Suzy. Not too important, but still pretty cool to think about.)