Spxreader Stories

"The red-skinned creature emerged from the cold hard ground, she grunted as she tried to climb her way up. When she finally got herself up and got to take a look around she sighed when she saw a sign that read; 'Welcome To South Park'. "This doesn't look like the Hotlands" She reminisced about her favorite restaurant down in Hell." ★Y/n has been born as a Demon and lived all her life stuck in the underground, she oh so wishes to explore the Human World above, but her wishes are ignored upon. One day, she finds her way up to the surface, where she was greeted by some Teens in ridiculous costumes. She figures that it must be some cultured human game, so she sets it as her quest to join them at any cost. After all, when do you ever get a chance like this in your 1734 years?★ !!EVERYONE IS AGED UP IN THIS STORY!! The art in the cover is mine :)

no sex

south park one shots my friends ;3

Yip eeeeeeee

(South Park Foreign Kids & Gn!Reader) You, 16-year-old (Y/N) (L/N), are the new kid of South Park. You quickly notice this town is different, and by that you mean there's an ongoing demon problem. The authorities aren't doing anything about it, but a determined group of kids are. So you join La Resistance, a group consisting of once-new kids like you determined to stop the demons. Characters included: Gregory (Tviet) of Yardale Christophe "Ze Mole" DeLorne Gary Harrison Pip Pirrip Damien Thorn Rebecca Cotswolds Mark Cotswolds Thomas Stone (He doesn't have a canon last name so he gets Matt's.) Trent Boyett David Rodriguez (Title is probably a WIP.)

[SLOW UPDATES !!! please be patient :,)] i don't own south park and most characters i used in this story :) credits to matt stone, tray parker and all of the CC's i mentioned in this book (and you - the y/n :D!), i just do the writing!! just a warning, my writing changes A LOT throughout this book, so it might be very inconsistent!! so sorry for that ;,) cover by emilyartstudios cross-posted on ao3 (this one's a clean version without unnecessary notes)

title speaks for itself