In the Undertale universe, a different human child falls down into the underground. Even though she is very young she will have to find her way home or stay there forever. ----- Big thanks to my friend from school who helped me out a bit.

"How can I trust you? You're a psycho!" Suicidal and a scandal. Two words that could describe Horror Sans in the simplest way possible. Underneath that wide grin of his reveals a dark devil lurking in the marrow of his bones. Well, if he was alive, that is. His soul inherited the innocent Blueberry and slowly took over as time trudged on. On.. and on... And on. Behind those gleaming blue eyes that everyone thinks they're seeing is a psycho urging to wake up from its slumber and walk its path once again. "It's just an illusion, isn't it, brother?"

After a Pacifist run, Frisk the Human promises to his best friend, Sans, that there will be no more future resets for the sake of his sanity. However, when the boy starts seeing a black skeleton similar to Sans, but with red eyes, Frisk quickly realizes that he is being chased by a version of Sans named Error. Error has been hired by Frisk's old genocide enemy, Chara, to capture and bring Frisk to the Errorscape, a place where Chara has resided ever since Frisk never resetted the game. When Sans realizes this, it's turned into a race against the clock to protect Frisk from Chara's grasp and most importantly, protect the monsters. Will he be able to get there in time before Chara does? Or will he and the other monsters be eliminated? After all, Frisk did promise no more resets...

Update: As of Feb. 3rd, 2020, I'm updating the description for future readers. I do not care if you read this, but I'm removing the description and placing this in instead because I do not want to associate with this story anymore. I had written it when I was 12, and there are many, many things wrong with it. I cannot stop you from reading the story if that is what you choose to do. I just ask that you are aware that this story is not at all representative of my current skill level and it is something I no longer want to be known for. This is edge for the sake of edge and is not planned out at all. Please find something better to read, or at least understand this is horrendous and horribly written. Thank you.

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