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SAVE - Charisk
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Complete, First published Jan 02, 2017
{DISCONTINUED} 
When the battle was finally over, Frisk broke the barrier, and the one last soul was saved, Frisk managed to bring back Asriels soul to his old body, humans and monsters finally lived in peace. Frisk became the ambassador of the monsters, it all worked out perfectly well.
  But little did they know that, someone was watching them fight, or to be exact, mercy all of the monsters. They were so thrilled by Frisks determination, their will to live came back, and their soul finally collided with their dead, cold body.
  Chara was finally brought back to life, by no one other than Frisk.
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10 parts Ongoing

The Pacifist Route is complete. The monsters are free. Frisk should be at peace. And yet... their soul trembles with something missing. Someone. Chara. The one who watched, who guided, who lingered through every path. An old, impossible bond begins to pull them back-somewhere between memory and reality. Frisk returns to where it all began. In the silence of the Underground, something awaits. But not all presences return without consequence. (Note: Frisk and Chara will be non-binary. But to make reading as smooth and uncluttered as possible, Frisk will be gendered as They/Them, and Chara as He/Him.)