The Battle Of The Mountain

Summary
The final battle in The War For Humanity, or The Battle Of The Mountain, was one of the bloodiest battles throughout the entire war. This was the monsters final stand against the human kingdoms at the base of Mount Ebott. It took place just days following The Siege Of Ebott, and would go on to mark the end of the war.

Prior Events
Following Ebott's fall, Prince Asgore Dreemurr fled with the surviving civilians, and what was left of The Grand Army and The Royal Guard to Mount Ebott. During the four day journey, there was almost no rest for anybody, especially Asgore himself. His intentions were to hide the civilians in Mount Ebott's caverns, while the military put up a final stand. Once everybody was Underground, Asgore hoped he could just hide there until things calmed down.

3:49 PM
King Frederick Berinon launches his all-out assault on the monster defenders. Fierce fighting ensues.

5:05 PM
Frederick and Asgore find each other in the haze, and begin to dual. Frederick is ultimately killed by Asgore, strengthening the resolve of the humans.

5:21 PM
Amelia Gaster is killed in combat.

5:38 PM
The final civilians are at last safe in the caverns. Asgore pulls the military back into the caverns.

Aftermath
The humans brought in the seven grand wizards from their kingdoms to create a large magic barrier outside Mount Ebott, sealing monsters underground. Their reasoning was wanting to starve the monsters to death, rather than chase after them and risk a brutal cave-fighting campaign. With the barrier formed, Asgore led his people deeper into the mountain, quickly finding a nice place to set up a small city. It wouldn't take long before residences sprouted up all across the Underground. Asgore went on to disband The Grand Army and The Royal Guard, not seeing a need for them any longer.

The battle is what first brought seeds of discontent into human civilians, disturbed by the brutal war stories told of the battle. The monsters don't even call it a battle. They prefer to formally call it "The Ebott Massacre", since of the nearly five thousand soldiers that fought, only 286 made it out alive.