Sans worked a few jobs inside of Monster City, doing his best to provide an income to his family and their kind. Another day, another attack, another break-in, another police report, another problem. More than that, more than all those problems he was having one big one. One massive complication. His hotdogs. Someone was stealing his hotdogs. He planned to find out who

Sans has chronic pain due to Gaster's treatment of him in the past. Papyrus finds out. Badster. beta'd by THE-MORNINGSTAR-DEVIL

The sequel to my first season, so read the first one to understand; this story will go after many years of Chara's revival, giving a her a new relationship to Frisk. Both Frisk and Chara are female in this.

Asgore learns first hand that human death is very, very different from monster death, and far, far worse. (Originally written 7/26/16) TW: death, graphic description of corpses, decay

Gaster is a monster with history unknown and intellect half formed, but the Dreemurr family takes them in and helps them back onto their feet. They struggle greatly with language, but Toriel is here to help them learn, and help them sleep.

There are many timelines to the Underground… many that are nearly the same as the others… but there are a few where things are different. One small change, a different choice taken, can transform everything. This is one such story. (Asriel resists Chara more, Alternate Universe with no Death of Asriel)

A Toriel X Pack of feral wolves Erotic short story. It's been a while since I've written anything but talking to a friend about good bois & packs gave me the inspiration to finally write a lewd story on objectively the best fluffy girl, Toriel.

Sans and Papyrus move to a new neighbourhood, five years after monsters have been free. The hill nearby has a great view of the night sky, and there Sans finds company.

The barrier has been broken for over four years. But humans don't change much. Monsters were forced to leave the Ebott province, migrating and taking menial jobs to get by. Calloway City's mayor takes drastic steps to begin fixing the problem. Now monsters have a place where they can find jobs, try to make a living and really enjoy their freedom. But humans don't change much.

A retelling of Chara's life with the Dreemurrs. A sweet child who needed love and happiness finally gets it, only to end it all, just to save her family. Rated T for depressing themes and death in later chapters

Relaxing in Waterfall with its smaller cousin, Moldsmal, Moldbygg has a very strange encounter.

The human saved every monster in the Underground, but Sans still has to carry the weight of a whole lot of new adventures on the surface- and he still has his responsibility as the punster.

After a Neutral Route performed by Frisk (by killing only one Froggit, and Asgore's still alive), the Underworld is in despair. In the midst of this depression, down falls Galatea, the Determined Ninth Human...

Everyone knows the story of Undertale, the Friendly RPG where no one has to die. The game open tells you that having the ability to control time means you're obligated to always do the right thing. But what if mental time travel weren't so simple? What would happen if an ordinary child had to experience death, over and over and over? (Part 1 of the Ebott Tales Saga)

Frisk has cancer. Sans is accused of murdering a human. Papyrus is depressed, for more reasons than Frisk's cancer and Sans being in a treatment facility. The question: Will they all make it out alive? TRIGGER WARNINGS IN FIRST AUTHOR'S NOTE

"This is all just like a game. We're there, doing what they need us to do, until they don't need us anymore. Then we're gone until they decide to play again. Our lives are like their puppets." -Sans "We're the game pieces. There's nothing we control anymore. What's the point?" -Undyne

Using the incredible power gifted to him, Frisk led monsterkind to freedom, but not all humans welcome their new neighbors with open arms. [Charisk]

Its all fun and games until everything becomes real. Noah knew that, but it didn't really sink with him until he ended up in Undertale, a world where everything can be erased at the whims of a child. Now, stuck with no way home, and his only companion being a Human Hating Angry Child and a little Cinnamon Bun that couldn't see or hear him, Noah curses his life with every word.

This is the story of the half skeleton half something kid who just wants to find out his past.

GasterxOC heavy violence and suicide Work is hard. Life is hard. And you’re tired. Just so damn tired of it all. So you take matters into your own hands. You end it all, not caring about the consequences. You wind up exactly where you wish to be; alone, in a sea of nothingness. Too bad there’s something else there that wishes you rather live.

Frisk wanted to make the scars go away. To stop the anger, sadness, and pain associated with his life. He'd always heard that people who went up Mount Ebott vanished, never to be seen again, so it seemed like as good a place as any to end it all. Little did he know, he'd end up surviving his suicide attempt and encounter a kindred soul that would force him forward.

Hatred is like an infection, if left to fester it only becomes worse, until there is little to no hope of return. Frisk had abandoned her life on the surface, she had not expected to survive the fall, even less so make friends with the monsters rumoured to live under the mountain. So what happens when she leaves and is all alone once again. Why did she listen to the flowers advice?

Humans are hard to talk to. Monsters, on the other hand, don't make Frisks's palms sweat quite as much. (Post pacifist ending oneshot collection) (Currently on hiatus) (I'm currently in the process of crossposting my stuff from AO3 to here; things like trigger warnings and author's notes will be absent here.)

Between the battle of monsters vs human. Human won. And after the final battle in that corridor, Sans dusts. Once he wakes, he finds he is in a world that's not his own.

The children are the rays of sunshine that keep the underground from being gloomy.