Panda13216

I watched him silently from the wall. My eyes were open only to a slit, and my lips were pursed together. Slowly I opened them. I saw the glowing of my pearly whites coloring the wall. I slipped my thin black fingers over my mouth, hoping the night guard hadn't seen them. I let my wispy fingers run down my well arched neck, and let them run over my bow tie. I fixated it so it was once again hanging loose and the ribbon ran to the length of my waist.

I couldn't help but pry my lids away from my illuminated eyes. They shone in the dark like stars, but I don't think Jeremy noticed whatsoever. He seemed intent on distracting Foxy down in the hall. I heard Foxy's moans of pain before he pulled back and into a far corner of the hall. I ran my long fingernails over my puffy ears with anticipation, waiting for Shadow Freddy to fall out of his corner.

He's the only one who takes a non-frightened notice to me. When Jeremy noticed, he jumped and almost fell out of his chair before I regained my silence. I never speak much, and if so it is always a hushed whisper that only Shadow Freddy can hear. Today was the day I would make physical contact with Jeremy. I would warn him of the dangers, and that he should leave as soon as possible.

I hear the silent footsteps of Shadow Freddy as he moved ever so effortlessly along the wall. I hated how he does that, he slinks so effortlessly as my steps make large animatronic clinks. Still, it's reassuring to know he could get out of here if he was allowed to feel the warmth of the sun.

The guard looked in my direction. In pure fear I flung backwards, hoping that I was not seen nor heard. Shadow Freddy was hovering behind Jeremy. In further investigation I noticed his cold, clammy dark finger was pressed on winding the music box as Jeremy flashed the light of the left air vent. I gave a grim smile, happy I'm not the only one who truly cares for him.

I growled as Shadow Freddy stopped. He could really be the difference between Jeremy's life or Jeremy's death. I would do it myself, but I don't think I could get over there in time without him noticing me. Of course I couldn't, I've gotten close though. Shadow Freddy removed his purple hat and slipped it over the night guards eyes.

Jeremy looked shocked for a second, his mouth hanging open, slightly confused if he was dead or not. I couldn't understand why Shadow Freddy did this until he motioned for me to get into the main hallway. Jeremy still sat frozen, hoping not to make his death more painful. I then understood. Shadow Freddy wanted me to get rid of Mangle and Foxy, who stood blankly in the hallway.

I stood large steps toward the door. Jeremy tensed at my movements, his hands still locked on the tablet in front of him. I guess I'll work on Mangle first. I stood in front of her disfigured body and noticed she can't see me well, my body is practically transparent to her. My voice was going to be carried away by the small breeze sent in by the air vents.

"Mangle?" My voice came out hushed, and her one yellow eye still stared blankly at Jeremy. Her pink nails clawed at the top of the roof and I knew I didn't have much time to fulfill my task. "Mangle!" She tilted in my direction, as if deciding if my outline was real or not.

"Y-yeah?" Her heavily static voice rang out. Jeremy jumped, but still didn't slaw at the shadow covering his eyes. Rather, he held his finger on the music box.

"Me and Shadow Freddy got this okay?" My voice went down to its usual acquired hush. Her little extra head, I think it was meant to be a parrot, seemed unconvinced. Mangle on the other hand, seemed okay with this new founded accomplishment.

"Ok-k-kay!" Her static voice once more shot into the night. She turned and left, leaving only me and Foxy.

I took cautious steps to him. I'd rather not wake him from his staring daze and send him into attack. He took immediate notice to me. His teeth bared and his body tensed. He lowered his good hand and pulled his hook closer to his face.

"Foxy?" My quiet toned voice went through the air at the speed of light. He recognized it immediately, and began to back away from me.

"What do ye want?" I smiled. After all these years he still had that pirate voice to him. I knew this would take some concentration, but I was down right determined to keep him alive.

"Me and Shadow Freddy have this." My legs crossed, showing my fear of Foxy. I tried to hide it, yet it was obvious and clear.

"You can't even touch 'em Shadow." Foxy crossed his arms and flicked his tail. So he wasn't buying my story about taking Jeremy down. Fine, I'll work on this.

"We'll get into his mind and make him go insane." I calmly answered. Foxy seemed to buy this one easier than the other.

"You can do that to 'em?" He asked quietly. His voice retreating to my level of silence.

"We've done it to Mike." I lied plainly. He couldn't see it though, and he left quickly.

I returned to Shadow Freddy. He pulled his hat away from Jeremy's blue eyes. Jeremy blinked and his eyes dilated. He checked the time on his tablet. It was 5:56. Of course, it was about time for him to leave. I stood next to him and occasionally wound the music box. Still, after all we've done for him, he can't see us.

Shadow Freddy had returned to his position on the wall. I sighed, knowing it was time for me to return to the darkness. I stumbled over to the corner, and began to leak back into the shadows as the sun rose.

I like Shadow Bonnie and Shadow Freddy.