A Timeshift Tale
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  • Reads 493
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 12
  • Time 3h 52m
Ongoing, First published Aug 27, 2016
What if the monster war was won by the monsters, but the king paid the price? What if Asriel survived the assault from the humans? What if Chara faked his death? And what If a certain royal scientist had been saved from the core by Sans who paid the price with his magic? What if Frisk had an older sister?
Jill, a twenty-two year old student at Pennsylvania State University, has a troubled past that binds her fate to meeting an old friend and someone she thought she'd never see again. These encounters lead her to meeting the queen and prince of monsters, three skeletons, and a cute monster couple who obsess over anime. Might be slight AU? Not sure yet. Decided to change title from Othertale to a timeshift tale because plot reasons that'll be  revealed later in the story.
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prologue: " once upon a time. Humans and monsters lived among each other in peace. The monsters were ruled by a beloved queen. the monster queen. Queen toriel the fifth. the humans ruled by the beloved king asgore. a human with a brave soul. as a pair they became. and with their pair greatness and calmess came. a long age of greatness the queen and king. adopted two kids. a monster child. the prince. asriel.and the royal princess Charlotte. but as any fairytale has a happy ending. This fairytale doesn't have that. the royal family aegros. did not get a happy ending. as a rebellion group of humans raised. The royal crown prince and crown princess got taken by the rebeling group. tortured to death by their hands. the young princess Charlotte had been killed. and the young crown prince had been dusted. The royal family did not last long. as the humans had begun to want the monsters gone. seeing the queen toriel as a danger as monsters had special magic. some had fire. some had healing. Others could move from place to place within seconds because humans feared them. humans only had their souls. scared of the monsters, more and more humans raised their weapons and attacked the monsters in the villages. The king asgore and queen toriel divorced each other. king asgore kept the humans from banishing the monsters into the underground. by giving the monsters some territory and land. From that day on humans and monsters lived afraid of each other staying as far as they could from each other. but that was not enough. as humans had begun to get mad by just knowing the monsters could move around. as any monster there got too close to the humans either got dusted or chained and sold as an object. to stop this agony. Queen Toriel banished her own people into the caves inside the holy mountain Ebott. who would have guessed king asgore had used a magic force field to keep them afterwards in there. so that monsters became banished into the underground. "
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Hatred is like an infection, if left to fester it only spreads and becomes worse, until there is little to no hope of return. Frisk had abandoned her life on the surface, she had no expected to survive the fall, even less so make friends with the monsters rumoured to live under the mountain. So what happens when she leaves and is all alone once again... What happens if she listens to the flowers advice..... Book one of A different kind of end. I do not own Undertale, or the characters used, simply the story concept.