gavin. lu kalau ngeliat ini inget ye kalau gw itu masih temen lu.

@holidaygirl1225-709848917 are you like. okay

I'm gonna be so mad if the shelter code is just 1225

if Susie is smart enough to try every 4 digit number, next chapter would be the last

Kris just wants to drink their unknown brown liquid

A playlist containing only the DELTARUNE Chapter 4 Soundtrack.

DELTARUNE Chapter 4 (Original Game Soundtrack)

DELTARUNE Chapter 1 (Original Game Soundtrack)

Rouxls Kaard

DELTARUNE Chapters 3+4 (Original Game Soundtrack)

Castle Funk

The distance between two

Neverending Night

Friends

Another day in hometown

Old wooden rafters

KING OF ROLYPOLY

Hymn

DELTARUNE Chapter 4 OST - Man2.ogg (egg room)

findher

Track owned by Toby "Radiation" Fox, reuploaded by me since I couldn't find any other reuploads on here.

man_2ogg [DELTARUNE Chapter 4]

lancer_annoying

This piece moves gently, carrying a subtle sadness, but never sinking into despair. Its mood feels like quiet reflection — tinged with melancholy but also with warmth and dignity.
The music opens with a French horn solo, soft and resonant, its tone suggesting both distance and intimacy, like a voice calling from memory. The horn’s melodic line is simple yet noble, setting the reflective character of the work.
As the clarinet enters, it answers the horn in a lighter, more lyrical voice, bringing a hint of comfort and movement. The bassoon follows with a deeper, more grounded timbre, adding weight and gentle sorrow to the texture. Underneath, the cello provides sustained tones and subtle, pulsing rhythms — not heavy, but steady, anchoring the ensemble.
Through the middle section, the four instruments weave together in a chamber-like conversation: the horn’s phrases stretching long and noble, the clarinet offering sigh-like responses, the bassoon coloring the harmony with a touch of gravity, and the cello carrying a quiet undercurrent of resilience.
The piece gradually thins out near the close, leaving the French horn once again in solitude. The final horn solo mirrors the opening, but softer, as if the memory has faded — not with sorrow, but with acceptance.
The overall impression is of a slightly sad but tender piece, evoking reflection, farewell, or the quiet turning of a page.


The distance between two

Toby Fox

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