Caroline - ATK 15 (+180) DEF 15 (+160)

LV: 14 (18000 EXP)

Weapon: Golden Bow | Bullet: Sun Energy Arrow

Race: Skeleton Clan, Monster

Home: Skeleton Clan's Territory

Relationship: Gerald (Husband), Getho (son), Papyrus (Son), Kaiko (nephew), Asgore (friend/allies), and Toriel (Doubted Allies).

Likes: Buttercup Flowers's beauty, Archery, Sunrise, Bonemeal, Stars, Nature, Spider, Sky, and Gerald's jokes.

Dislikes: Darkness, Anomaly at night, Murder, War, Red Rose Flames, Gerald's pancake, Alcohol, Smokes, and Moss.

Fear: Jumpscare, losing both of her children, make a mistake, Claustrophobic, Acrophobia, any diseases, Centipedes, and Backstabbed

Act: Motherly, Kind, Brave, Caring, Sarcasm, and Forgetful.

Description: Caroline Sanny is a female-skeleton, and she is Gerald's wife. They have two children named Getho and Papyrus. Caroline always using her bow that enhanced with her SunLight Magic. She has normal monster soul, but enhanced with Light Energy which it make her stronger and special soul than others.

Backstory: Before marrying Gerald, Caroline was a normal girl who became a victim during the war between humans and monsters. She lost her parents in the war and was taken in by an orphanage where she stayed till she grew up. Later, she joined the Military Academy as an archer, She's also train her magic there. Until one night, She was kidnapped by Human Assassins. she was fortunate to be spotted by Gerald, who was training nearby. He saving her and defeat all of them which it that night turned out to be their first meeting, as he saved her from the kidnappers. After that, both of them start their relationship and be together until the end of them.

Extra Description: Caroline has a twins named Kara, but unfortunately, Kara passed away due to a mysterious disease caused by humans. That's why she felt anxious toward any disease that come from humans.

Bonus: She has been called "Caroline the Brighter Archeress from the Sun" By many skeletons in her hometown because she's most beautiful skeleton there. Some are simping toward her.

"Sometimes, we forget that we all come from the same mother. It is our beliefs and understandings that lead to our separation." - Caroline Sanny.