For every world that exist thousands of possibilities of little changes that can create a new one in its place. It's a scary thought that can keep me up at night. Since in my nightmares, I can see those possibilities. That for every dark story theirs a brighter ending to be made is what keeps me going. That as long you are determined and willing move forward you are sure to make it

Attempting to escape a living nightmare, a human girl falls into a fantasy she didn't think she was capable of imagining. But the deeper she goes, the less she wishes to leave. That is, assuming everything was real in the first place... (An Undertale AU)

There were two creators. Now, there is one. The one left behind continues the fantasy her departed friend began. Frisk begins her new life as princess of the monsters, but it soon becomes clear there's more to her than anyone ever thought. Even as the past tries to haunt her, she rewrites her fate, yet again. *ON HIATUS, see Chapters "Joyride" and "Megalo Strike Back" for info*

A human child falls into a dream of their own creation. Will they ever wake, or will they find their dream to be all too real? Do they even want the dream to end? *completed!* (IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "CHAPTER 16")

Frisk is imprisoned in an inescapable hell above the surface with her children and her only friend in the world, Flowey. She should be there for the rest of her life. That is until the day the monsters learned the truth about the 'Pacifist Child', then Asgore receives a peace offering he can't refuse. (Romance eventually, Sans/Frisk.)

Chara's taken over and forced Frisk to RESET a happy ending. Sans is tired of going through it alone. But this time the RESET glitches, and all Frisk's friends can remember the latest timeline. How will they react to the genocide? Will the Undertale crew be able to SAVE Frisk from their own SOUL? T for trigger warnings

Frisk needs a place to sleep. Only one person in the Underground has the space, attention span, and schedule to watch over the child - Grillby.

When you tell someone to give up, you'd better make sure their idea of it is the same as yours. Because when someone feels trapped they can be driven to some pretty desperate things, things you would have never figured. Sans may have made a mistake somewhere along the way, but who could blame him? He just hadn't realized he couldn't afford not to care anymore. About this anyways...