#beasttale!sans

You've arrived at the courthouse with Sans and Frisk.

Two years ago today I uploaded the very first chapter of Lost in Translation! It was going to be a one-shot, but it got so long that I planned to make a sequel chapter. As I sat down and planned out how the next chapter would go, I realized that this story was much, MUCH bigger than I had planned. 

I had every intention of writing and finishing this story, but I’ve never had much luck with endings. My stories always seem to get to the half-way point only to end up petering out. But, thanks to you guys and all of your love and support, I was able to finish this story!

I’ve finished the first chapter of the sequel, though I won’t be posting it until I’ve got a few more chapters done first. However, you guys can expect much more drama, angst, adventure, and fluff!

Which brings me to my gift to you guys as thanks for two wonderful years. Though we won’t be getting the new story for a while yet, here is a sneak peak!

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“You sat on your couch, staring at your TV in stunned silence. The poor young field reporter kept babbling, but you weren't listening to what she was saying. All of your attention was focused on the earth-shattering event happening behind her. The crowd of monsters was positively enormous.  How could this be happening? How had so many creatures, so many monsters lived hidden under the mountain for so long? How had no one even suspected their presence? What did this mean for humans? Some of the monsters milling around behind the quarantine fence looked like animals. There were frogs and dogs and cats and birds and...jello? Most of them seemed to be nothing more than mindless beasts. But others looked aware. Intelligent. Sentient. There were always unknown quantities in the world, but for the first time in your life the future itself was one big unknown. Nothing was certain anymore. Your breath caught when your gaze locked onto a creature that towered over the others. Some kind of dragon with a massive head and long, whip-like tail. Your eyes widened further when you realized the huge, terrifying creature was skeletal.”