A simple twist of fate. When impending famine threatens one of the northern houses, Ned Stark's honor and duty compels him to wade right in the middle of it. Taking Jon with him, the two journey to Pentos, where their paths cross with a young Daenerys Targaryen. Sparks fly and destiny is fulfilled, an entire story of Ice and Fire rewritten. JonxDany starting in Season 1.

Chara's village fears Mt. Ebott. They were raised on stories of the monsters lurking beneath, savage beasts with an insatiable desire for human flesh. One night, Chara finds themself scared, alone, and on the run. They flee to Mt. Ebott, fearing their own people more than the legends. The cave was dark and the root beneath their feet unseen...

Chara awakens in a field of flowers deep in the Ruins. Weren't they supposed to be dead? Instead they form a tenuous alliance with a human invader, promising to help them through the Underground if they will shatter the barrier. So begins a tale of an unlikely partnership and an even unlikelier friendship. (Bonus! Annotations chapter after the story!)

"*Why are you here?" She asked again, yet the boy could not answer. Was it to run away? To begin again? "*Or is it because you belong down here?"... At this, he smiled down to his partner. Only time would tell. - A novelization of the Underfell AU, with several key twists.

He fell, deep into the dark. Drumbeats echo. He moves forward, determined to save them. All the while, footsteps follow. A hand on his shoulder keeps him steady, he is never alone. [A 'retelling' story incorporating the 'narrator' theory].

[Spoilers For Entire Game] "If we're really friends, you won't come back." After sparing the final boss and facing the consequences for their actions up 'til then, the fallen child takes those words to heart and resets. The next time will be better, but a question still lingers: what does it mean to be "friends"? If they keep going, maybe they'll learn the answer...

A new race was discovered and annihilated. A century passed and Citadel space forgot, but Humanity never did.