The Hamilton college AU that nobody asked for but I wanted to write. Seriously, if you haven't listened to the Hamilton soundtrack GO DO IT. What happens when the immigrant orphan, exchange student, the school jock, and literally the gayest guy known to existence become friends? This will mainly be Hamilton X Laurens but I'll have some more ships in there. ALL CREDIT FOR THE COVER GOES TO REYSKYKID ON TUMBLR !! PLEASE CHECK THEM OUT !! THIS IS NOT MINE !! THEY MADE THIS BECAUSE THEY ARE AMAZINGLY TALENTED !! NOT ME !! ALL CREDIT GOES TO THEM !! NOT ME !! Word Count: 18,508 COMPLETED

Monsters have just taken to the surface. They settle in well, and you decide to lean a bit more. You find yourself at Mt. Ebbot, and fall through the now open 'barrier'.

How many times have you seen this world, how many resets does it take for you to give up hope? Does anything even matter after all this, does trying do anything? Will the struggle help at all, can I even believe in anyone anymore? The only thing keeping me going now is my resentment.

You're twenty years old and everything in your life is dull. Your job is at a fast food restaurant that rarely anyone goes to, and so the paycheck you work hard to earn is horrible. Your house is cheap, small, and broken down. The only two people you could call your family passed away nine years ago. You don't have anyone to call your friend. Lastly, you suffer terrible nightmares every other night, although they're beginning to appear every single night. You want to understand what went wrong in your life that lead you down this road. "Promise?" "Promise." [ Currently In Progress. ] [ Editing Old Chapters. ]

You were walking on Mt.Ebott, when suddenly - you fall down a hole! You wake up there with no memory but your name, age and birthday (that might change, though...).

It's been over a year since the Underground opened up and the monsters living under the earth swarmed to the surface in their thousands. The human and monster governments are taking their sweet time coming to any kind of agreement regarding monster rights and citizenship, but for the most part, in the less politically-active parts of the nation, life continues as it always has. In your sleepy little town, there are bills to be paid, tables to be waited, and few to no adventures to be found. So when two skeleton monsters move into the empty house near the café where you work, you welcome the changes they bring with them. You knew if you let them into your life they'd make interesting friends. What you didn't expect was that getting to know these remarkable strangers would be like coming home.