So apparently he tells Susie this legend and it matches the story
" Chapter 1: march of the dark king
The heros defeat the king and stop the dragon"
Obviously this is chapter 1 as we defeat rhe chaos king and stop susie from her rampage
" Chapter 2: the city of the shining
The hero do battle in chariot's to save the Queen "
obviously this is chapter 2 as we go to the cyber city
"Chapter 3: the isles of Northern light"
The heroes travel among the islands and catch a glimpse of a lost land.
this refferes to tena and that we literally play a video gave traveling island and island ( literally in metaphorically) as well as surrive a gameshow as well as the " lost land" is the dark world
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Chapter 4: The Trials of the Holy Hammer
A great smith gives the heroes a terrible weapon."
Obviously this is a chapter that you are currently in in the fight Pearson boom gives you his trusty Hammer of Justice and teaches Susie and the gang of how to fight
"Chapter 5: The Field of Pink and Gold the garden is trapped in an inferno of jealousy."
Obviously this is about chaoter 5 and the 7 flowers turned humanoid and how asgore lives it in because of his divorce with toriel
Upcoming chapters and what we can theroize:
"Chapter 6: The Overwhelming Void"
Gersons dilouge: The story, it became so grand, so overwhelming, some say it swallowed up the author himself
Apparently this can be an incredibly meta it could be taken in a literal form that Toby Fox himself is going to be in the game and basically everything is going to be breaking the fourth wall or it could take in the story sense that the creator of the Dark world is in the story itself or something similar.
" Chapter 7: The Unwritten Ending The ones who could write the next, the youth, the pen was lying there for them to pick up... to make the next page."
Obviously this is the final chapter of Deltarune and I guess it's up to you depending on the the choices on the weird route normal routes or any of their routes to finish the story and based on your actions you will get your ending.
