"Are you guys sure this is a good idea?"

Mangle asked the group as they rode in the pick-up truck. The rode was bumpy, causing them to rock a bit.

"We can't just leave them, they're only kids."

"Wild kids to be correct."

They looked out the back windshield to see all three of the children watching the trees pass them by. The wind was chilly, causing them to shiver a bit.

"I wonder how long they've been out here."

Funtime Foxy asked as she sat back down in her seat. As the truck came to a stop, they opened the doors and hopped out, going to open the trunk. As they let the back down, all three kids stared at them, confused and a bit scared.

"Come on guys, you can trust us."

Slowly, each of them walked to the edge and jumped onto the hard ground below. They didn't notice it before, but each child had a tail behind them. They led the children inside the building and into a room with a stage and lights. Mangle went to speak, but a small thought crossed her mind.

"Do you guys have names?"

The three children looked at each other, questioning whether they should tell or not. The only girl in the group suddenly let out a snarl like noise, like they were talking to one another. The three of them noded before turning back to the three of them.

"Del."

"Kilo."

"Nadia."

Each of them introduced themself, their voices quiet as they say down on the floor. It kinda shocked the others, as they really didn't think they could talk.

"You three can talk?"

The each noded, not wanting to say anymore.

"My name is Mangle, that's Funtime Foxy and Golden Freddy."

They noticed the three of them started scratching, bits of dirt coming out their hair. The three of them each had very long and tangled hair that needed to be cut and cleaned.

"Why don't we get you guys some clothes."

"I'll get them some food."

"I'll start a bath for them."

Golden Freddy Mangle and Funtime Foxy each left the room, leaving the three of them alone. The small growling noise filled their ears as the turned around, a figure standing in a doorway. They each smiled as a small smile crept onto her face.

"Hi Mama."