Undertale and FNAF

Well what do you expect me to talk about besides these two games?

If you didn't know, I'm a big fan of these two famous indie games: Undertale, an RPG created by Toby Fox, and Five Nights at Freddy's, a horror game created by Scott Cawthon.

I was never interested in games at all, except for Minecraft and Sims I guess. But when my friends introduced me to these games, let's just say they kinda regretted it. Cause now I'm a CRAZY FANGIRL! 

Ehm.

I'm going off topic.

Anyway...

If you've read some of my other posts, you'd know that I asked you guys if I should post a new story here on the blog, but I've never actually told you what they are.

Well, here's the answer:

Two fanfictions I made about Undertale and Five Nights at Freddy's:

New Generation (Undertale)

Frisk, after resetting after a Genocide Run, did a unique run. As soon as she (by the way, as I've said before, Frisk and Chara are female and Chara is good in my universe) reached the bed of flowers, she ran past everyone and everything and avoided a majority of fights by fleeing. She passed Asgore and through the power of Determination she passed the Barrier. 

Years after, two other children, Cassie and Luke, fell into the Underground. They had to travel through the Underground as well, and when they returned to the Surface, their journey didn't end. Not even close.

Fixable (FNAF)
Circus Baby's band consisted of seven members; Circus Baby herself, Ballora the Ballerina, Funtime Freddy and his Bonnie hand puppet, Funtime Foxy, and Maredo the Magician. One day, Maredo was broken. He was sent away, never to be seen again, which broke the hearts of all of his friends, especially Ballora.

Years later, a young girl named Sabrina stumbled across Maredo's deactivated body, damaged, but still intact. She fixed him and quickly befriended him, and she promised to help him find his friends and sister again. But it won't be easy. Why? Well, how easy would it be for a 10 year old girl to hide an animatronic robot from her entire family and everyone around her while helping the robot to find six other animatronics in God knows where?
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Yeah, those are the stories I had in mind. Though my FNAF fanfiction might be rusty because I'm still rather new to the fandom. I mean, I've been a FNAF fan for, what, three, four months?

Anyway, that's my stories that I plan for the future. Tell me what you think!
Bye-bye!

ANNOUNCEMENT TIME

GUYS!

If you've been on this blog for a while, you may be familiar with a small series I have: The Unlucky Day at School.  

It's a slow series, and it's only until the third part. The problem is, I'm losing inspiration for a portion of the story, like, the backstory part. I mean I already planned how the ending will be and the hype will be in the middle of the story, but my problem is with the backstory part. If you read part three, that's the part I'm having trouble with. I'm not used to making horrific or scary backstories and/or I don't have the courage to do so.

So, until then, I'm kinda stuck here.

But this is where YOU guys come in! If you want to, anyway...

I'm holding up a small contest on the blog. I need you guys to write a part of the story. Here's the description of the content:

1. It needs to make sense with the current storyline.

2. It begins after the ending after part three and shouldn't be to long.

3. The story contains themes similiar to part three and should contain Amber, Jason, and Greg discussing about the asylum's history (discuss it in school, on Skype, phone calls, I don't care).

4. No new characters are allowed, except if you ask me first.

5. The story shouldn't be to gory, and should still be PG.

Okay, that's all.

I suggest you type you're story on Microsoft Word and then send it to my email: nala.nariswari@gmail.com

There won't be a deadline, but I will tell you guys if it's a good time to send your stories.

Finally, the contest's prize will be me posting your story on the blog - although keep in mind I might edit your stories just a tad bit.

So that's the announcement. Oh! I also have a small question: I have another series in mind, so would be good to finish The Unlucky Day at School first or should I just continue both series at the same time.

Okay I'm done.