The war between humans and monsters has been raging for as long as Grillby can remember - which isn't saying much. He was summoned to fight in it after all. As crazy as war is however, it gets a little bit crazier when he meets a certain prodgious skeleton by the name of Gaster who thinks this world really is filled with a little too much Determination.

What if two humans were in the Underground at once? What if one human was DETERMINED to stop the other? What if they could both SAVE? What happens when an Unstoppable Force meets an Immovable Object? When a certain scientist pulls enough of himself together, he finally finds a way to stop the destruction of his world. All he has to do is break through one wall... (Paranoid rating)

A twist of fate? The path set by destiny? Or some kind of a prank played by the gods? For one reason or another, you've lost everything yet gained so much more. You have the knowledge and the power to change the world, so use it wisely. Follow your heart, seek out the answers and don't forget - you are not alone.

Cross and Shooting Star are plagued with nightmares of other Frisks in serious danger while Dragoon Sans attempts to rebuild his timeline by stealing people and things that rightly belong to others.

Extras, deleted scenes, and so much more from my stories DoubleTale and DoubleScramble. /Probably won't be updated very often, maybe every month or so? I really have no idea what to say here. You'll probably wanna read DoubleTale and/or DoubleScramble first. Paranoid rating.

Frisk has fallen into the Underground, but not the one every Frisk falls into. In this glitched timeline, no one is where they should be, and there's an unusual addition. Something is different in the story, the characters, and so on. /An AU of my other story, DoubleTale. I am god awful at summaries 90% of the time. This is one of those times. Paranoid rating./

Is everything... Repeating? It all started when the monsters emerged from Mount Ebott. It was hard to tell at first, but the World's Greatest Detective is nothing if not observational. The similarities are becoming easier and easier to see. He can't dismiss this as deja vu anymore. Something is very, very wrong. (I'm bad at summaries. And I have no idea what genre this should be.)