You wake up, finding yourself standing in a desolate grassy field, only the green grass had withered and died, leaving behind a dry, lifeless expanse. Above, the sky was a haunting shade of dark crimson, with a single crescent moon hanging in the air, its soft glow covered by the misty clouds. An overwhelming sense of pain consumed you...what happened here...? Let's rewind! You are Y/n, a human living on the surface, where monsters and the 'underground' don't and never existed. It was known as 'Undertale', a game made by game developer Toby Fox. You've played it before and loved it very much. The game became popular over time, and people started making alternate universes (au's) of the game such as Underswap, Underfell, Horrortale, Underverse, and many more. You had your favorites, mostly the more popular ones, and you knew the stories behind them. Little did you know that something unexpected would happen, changing your life forever. Cliché, I know :/ . .. ... .... This story has been inspired by some other reincarnation fanfics like "Misery Loves Company" by Fanfic_yes, "Reborn as Error" by Kiwi_Seal, and "Wait... I'm Nightmare!? I Thought I Died!?" by Donut2460. I encourage yall to check those ones out! They are great :DD | | | | (Cover art doesn't belong to me. I found it on Pinterest. I only edited it: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/10555380369605142/)

He knows he'll be dooming them if he falls, but he's tired, his body is breaking apart, held together on a higher being's whim only. He wonders if there'll be another to replace him. He wonders if there will be none. It's rather silly, really, since he won't even be around to witness that. The crowd, the rage and bloodthirst palpable in the air will ensure that. If he does not fall on his own, others will force him to. Or, in other words, the typical start of Error being forced to jump into the Void one way or another, in this case into the NaJ universe! The cover art belongs to irodimmatcha on deviantart(will take down if the artist asks me to)! Updates will be highly inconsistent.