After coming across the VHS tapes from the lab again, Frisk becomes curious about Chara. Eager to learn more, they instead find friends and family unusually quiet, but when a little hint leads them back to Mt. Ebott, they find more than they bargained for. And from there, not only does Frisk discover Chara's SOUL is still alive, but they become... roommates. Time to get acquainted.

A second dream encounter with Lapis has left Steven desperate to save her. But even if he can find a way to free her from Malachite, will she ever be the same? And for that matter, what to do about Jasper? He's not entirely certain, but that sure doesn't mean he won't try to help them anyway. It definitely won't be easy, though... as he'll soon discover.

The Dragonborn explores an old Nordic burial ground. But there's far more than meets the eye...

Greg reflects to Steven about his... illustrious music career.

As a young child, Steven is deathly afraid of thunderstorms. And late one night, during a particularly rough patch, he can't help but feel as if the world is closing in all around him, set to come crashing down at any time. But luckily for him, someone's here to help him overcome his fear.

On a night she assumed would be just like any other, Pearl overhears Steven in his room, quietly sobbing to himself. She doesn't have any idea why... but could it have something to do with why he keeps looking at the painting of his mother?

Completely overwhelmed with guilt and resentment over Garnet and Pearl's feud, Steven runs away from home. One problem: there isn't exactly anywhere to go. But what if, by pure coincidence, he was to meet the person (or gem) he least expected, the enemy? At least, who he used to consider the enemy. Begins after Ep. 63 "Cry for Help." Complete. Cover art by Candy-Vegetto.

Yellow Diamond. Rose Quartz. One a destroyer of worlds, the other a healer of life. They were polar opposites, seemingly made solely to oppose the other... but this wasn't always how they used to be. On the contrary, there was once a time where they were not hated enemies, but rather inseparable friends, sharing a bond that would last forever, no matter what. At least, until...

I knew it had to come to an end eventually. And there was nothing I could do to stop it.

Sometimes, we're faced with a sink or swim scenario. We have one opportunity, with no chance to make it up if you get it wrong. With all that in mind, just what would you do when faced with what seems like an impossible choice? A overdramatic retelling of the time I encountered a shiny Graveler while playing X/Y.

A painfully straightforward story that incorporates some of the most overused plot devices in Pokemon fanfics, all written as poorly as possible. I created this piece of perfection for my own amusement, but I figured I'd share it anyways, laugh out loud.

We've all faced adversity before. For some, however, it seems like life is just one big mountain, one that can't be climbed. In the case of this trainer, who seems to always be one step behind his rival and former friend, nobody, including himself at times, thinks he can do it. But hey, who doesn't like a good underdog story? One shot. Rated T for language.