You were always a curious child. One day, your curiosity took you too far. You lived not to far from a mountain, MT. Ebott, and always wanted to see what was on the top. Your parents had told you stories about the mountain and you had always wanted to see if they were true, being the naïve child you were. One day, you reached the top after a while of climbing. You looked around, not realising where you were walking and fell into a gaping black hole. You woke up to a soft voice of a goat-like monster who, ever since that moment, took care of you and loved you. She taught you magic and all sorts of recipes. Everything she knew and you loved it. But what happens when you grow up more?

It's been two years since the barrier was shattered... All was well until humanity's opinion and voices ruined it all. The war had begun. --------------- Although one girl had always seen the world as a sickening place... A majority of humanity was indeed contaminated, but she was one of the individuals who deserved the mercy of the monsters. From being abused and previously bullied (Y/N) had enough. She escaped her own home, only to be exposed into the havoc of the world. It made her sick. Highest rank: #16 in Fanfiction

My first story. It's a sans x reader fic, so don't judge too harshly. Also I have some bad pacing issues, but I hope yall will ignore them. Anyways on with the summary! You see monsters everywhere. All of theme unique and friendly. You ask "how could anyone hate them?" When you save one of them, you're life takes a drastic turn.....for the better. Highest rank: #16 in Undertale (June 2020)

Press your fingers together, zip your lips shut, and throw away the key. Once it's time to be free, go fetch that golden key and speak. Unless someone stole your golden key and threw it in the depths of the Black Sea; your nightmares and worst fears. ---- "Even if it kills me a second time." ---- The series- First book: "Lost in Despair" -Finished Second book: "No More Time" -Currently writing Third book: "Can't Hang On" -Work in progress