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Series:
Part 2 of What Doesn't Kill You
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Published:
2019-01-31
Updated:
2021-12-15
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118,450
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11/39
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War Crimes

Summary:

The reconciliation of monsters and humans is a slow process, but one that Frisk has very high hopes for. With Negotiations underway, and a future spreading out before them, she can only believe that their happy ending has finally played out to fruition. But when Sans, still haunted by the fear of the resets, takes matters into his own hands as a means of 'keeping his family safe', he unwittingly sends them all spiraling down toward a dangerous conclusion.

When a happy ending is all at once a nightmare, Frisk and her family are faced with either saving one of their own, or saving the world as they know it. And saving both might not be an option.

Notes:

This story is one I have been working on for a VERY long time. This is a rewritten-reworked version from what I had originally posted both here on AO3 and on Fanfiction.net. I felt the original didn't capture what I wanted to tell as a story, and was frustrated by the way the plotline was slowly dying out on me. Now, revamped and occasionally illustrated, I am ready to start bringing this new version to life. Please stand by for the new revision of Undertale: War Crimes, and thank you sincerely for your patience.

- Zeragii

Chapter 1: Story Cover and Information

Chapter Text

War Crimes Modified Poster by Zeragii

War Crimes - Map by Zeragii
Map of the areas outside of Ebott City that pertain to this story, and the one preceding it.

 Human and Monster History by Zeragii
(ABOVE) A little timeline for this series, to put everything in perspective, Not going to say it's all accurate, just having a little fun. ^^

(BELOW) Some details on how Skeleton Monsters work. 

 Skeleton Monsters by Zeragii

(BELOW) Monster children are identifiable by their stripes clothing. The size and number of stripes, however, are more telling than
you might think at first glance:

Ages and Stripes by Zeragii

 

 

 

 

The original version of what existed of this story prior to its being rewritten can be found: HERE

Read at your own risk. But I suggest you just stick with this, lest ye start confusing the old with the new. ;)