Welcome to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza ---------------- A magical place for kids and grown-ups alike, where fantasy and fun come to life. At least, that's how it is during the day. After hours, though... Let's just say you don't want to find out what happens when the place goes dark. my own personal blog that will likely have a lot to do with my FNaF AU main blog for followxme {purple guy roleplay blog}
iâm pretty sure everyones asleep now but HOLY FUCK IM DONE
while discussing a fallout au, @afewblocksfromfredbears brought up a fazbear-themed gasmask. It reminded me of those old Mickey Mouse gasmasks, so i ran with it.
Im pretty proud of this little project. Click each one to see full view :3c
I was really bored {and may or may not have been having some difficulty drawing some other things, hence the sketch books} and decided to draw myself in front of a way-too-big fire.
Ryan hurried out of the Kidsâ Cove before anyone noticed him in there. It was late enough that Jeremy had already left to get an hour or two of sleep before he would be needed on the day shift and it was still too early for Noah to show up to open the place, but Ryan didnât have much time left and so he hastily made his way to the front door, slipping out and locking it behind him. He pocketed his keys, rubbing his eyes with one hand as he tried - unsuccessfully - to force down a yawn.
Heâd gotten little to no sleep for the past several days, and the deprivation was taking a toll on his already worn body. He just hoped heâd be able to stay conscious throughout the shift he was about to go on with the other two security guards. How disappointing it would be if he were to fall asleep before his shift was over.
Ryan looked around, scanning the open, empty lot around the pizzeria behind him before heading off. No need for anyone to know he had been here so early. He quickly walked across and off the property, heading towards where he lived. He didnât expect to get there in time to do anything besides change into his uniform, but it wasnât like he cared. At least this would be the last time heâd ever have to wear that dumb outfit. Then he could be rid of this place. He didnât know what heâd do after that, but heâd worry about that later.
Ryan had to practically bite down on his tongue to not snap at the sixth dumb brat that had come up to him asking why he looked so funny. He knew he didnât look normal â too-pale skin, pale red eyes, and purple hair didnât exactly make for a normal appearance. He didnât need a bunch of children reminding him about it, though.
Glancing down at the watch on his wrist, he noted the time, mentally counting down how much longer he would need to be here. His attention shifted over to the Kidsâ Cove where he could see a familiar shock of blonde hair walking in. Jeremy, checking in on the really young kids where they were spending their time playing with the mess called the Mangle â though all the kids knew her as Fun-Time Foxy. Even if the pink-and-white fox was barely recognizable anymore, the company insisted she still be referred to by her original name.
Suddenly, the guardâs view of the Cove was blocked by a large, dark brown shape. He tensed up as Toy Freddy stopped in front of him, its head turning to stare at him. He met its gaze for a minute before he asked, âShouldnât you be busying yourself with these kids?â That seemed to spur it into motion again and, its gaze turning away from Ryan, it continued on the way it had been going. He couldnât help but add, âFazfuck,â as it walked off. He didnât realize anyone had heard the words until he heard an âAhemâ from behind him, causing him to jump slightly.
Glancing to the side, his eyes met with, thankfully, his co-workerâs. Noah had a stern look on his face as he told him, âRyan, you know the rules,â but he knew the other man wasnât too upset. The two had worked together for years, and even before that they had been friends. Or at least, the closest thing Ryan could consider a friend, so Noah was used to the constant muttered cursing. Anyways, it was obvious no one else had heard the cuss, so it was all good. The place was too loud to hear anything, kids running around everywhere screaming. Even Noah, who was usually a bit quieter when he spoke, had to raise his voice to be heard over the sound.
âSo, howâs your last shift going so far?â the brunette asked, leaning against the wall next to Ryan. The shorter of the two looked off away from him as he said, âAs good as any other shift. Which means itâs pretty sh-â He cut himself off as he saw Noah narrow his eyes from his peripheral and quickly amended, âLousy. God, Noah, you act as if half of these kids wonât be cussing as bad as I do in a few years.â
âThis is a family-friendly restaurant, Ryan,â was all the other guard responded with.
âYa, ya, I know. And weâre supposed to be happy, peppy security guards. Remind me again why I ever started working for this place.â
âWe both needed a job, and Fredbearâs was the only place who would hire both of us.â
He rolled his eyes. âRight. Because of my âhistoryâ. I barely even remember it happening, but no, I canât be trusted at anyâŠâ
The end of his comment was cut off by a shrill scream coming from across the pizzeria. Every head in the place turned towards the Kidsâ Cove where the blood-curdling sound had come from, and for a chilling moment there was no sound other than the quiet creaking of the animatronics, still moving around the pizzeria. Then the screaming started again, several people running out with panicked expressions on their faces as they carried their children out, one or two spotted with specks of blood, and the noise returned, twice as loud. Several people began heading towards the Cove, driven by morbid curiosity, while the rest scrambled around in a panic, parents and children seeking out the other before quickly making their way out of the pizzeria, following those that had beelined for the exit from the Cove.
Ryan reacted before Noah did, his small frame allowing him to squeeze past the people. Usually something like this wouldnât cause such madness, but that scream definitely meant something bad. Really bad. Many people were probably thinking about the dark stories surrounding the place â ghosts and missing children and dead employees.
Ryan jammed his elbows into several people, growling, âGet out of the way,â feeling no sympathy as the people he jabbed protested. They moved out of the way regardless, not wanting to block the guardâs path.
Eventually he reached the Cove where a thicker ring of people surrounded the entrance. Even from here, he could smell the thick, metallic stench of blood and he yelled, âIf youâre not doing anything, then move the fuck out of the way!â Most of the small crowd heeded his words with a few glares here and there, but he still needed to push a few away from the Cove before he could see inside.
Now he could see where the screaming was coming from. There was a small boy, mouth wide open as he crouched by the wall with both scratch-covered arms over his head. That wasnât what the smell was from, though. In front of the kid, the uniformed teenager still stood ridged, the lanky, torn up animatronic clinging on stubbornly to his head. Jeremy had blood streaming down his face and arm, the Mangle digging a claw into the kidâs shoulder. Ryan couldnât hold back the flash of frustration, though he quickly covered it up with well-rehearsed fear and concern.
He immediately went to the younger guardâs side, grabbing at the Mangleâs jaws and trying to wrench it off. Over his shoulder he called, âSomeone call 911,â while at the same moment he heard a cry of alarm from Noah who mustâve just reached the Cove himself.
Finally, Ryan pulled the thing off of Jeremy and he dragged it to the other side of the room. The lights that usually glowed behind the Mangleâs eyes was shut off, but he didnât want to risk it lashing out again, so he dropped it in the corner and then went back to Jeremy, keeping half an eye on it the whole time. Noah was there, trying in vain to comfort the little kid. Jeremy kept on staring straight ahead, shaking with eyes wide. Or⊠eye. His left eye was nothing but a bloody hole, the socket torn to shreds by the Mangleâs teeth.
"Dammit, kid," he growled, even as Jeremy suddenly collapsed, his eye rolling to the back of his head. Ryan grabbed him before he could crack his head open, asking, "What the hell did you do?"
The pizzeria had gone almost quiet again, only a couple of stragglers hanging around. Ryan stood up from where he was crouched next to Jeremy, telling everyone to leave, though one woman hung around as the rest of the small crowd made their way out. "My son's in there," she claimed when Ryan questioned why she didnât go. He didn't say anything else to her, just turning back towards the Cove.
"Noah, that kid's mom is hanging around in the main room waiting for him." He waved a hand at the child his co-worker had finally managed to calm down and lead away from Jeremy's prone form. Noah looked up at him and nodded a bit before whispering something to the kid, who nodded once in response. Getting to his feet, Noah led the child out of the Cove.
Ryan watched the two, waiting until Noah reached the kid's mom before heading over to where Jeremy was bleeding all over the floor. He looked him over and then shot a glance at the Mangle, the broken machine's teeth stained bright red, skin and hair caught between a few. âThose teeth weren't meant for you, fucking idiot,â he muttered under his breath, frustration slipping back into his expression.
He heard footsteps behind him and wiped the look off his face, looking back over his shoulder at Noah. âThat thing tore him up pretty bad,â he noted, tilting his head to indicate Jeremy. Noah just nodded, avoiding looking over at the downed teenager. Ryan opened his mouth to speak but was interrupted by the sound of sirens outside, the question he was about to ask already being answered. Out loud he muttered, âHuh, they were quick.â Shifting his attention back to the unconscious guard, though, something bordering on worry flashed in his eyes. He didnât need the kid recovering from this, and with emergency services arriving so quicklyâŠ
He shook his head to clear it just as he heard the doors to the pizzeria open up. He turned around, forcing relief into his expression when he caught sight of the paramedics, slipping out of the Cove before they walked in, leaving Noah to explain the situation. Even with such a quick response time, it was highly unlikely the kid would survive getting the front of his head torn to bits. Regardless, all Ryan could do was watch and wait as heâs done for the past six years. Heâd slipped under the radar with the blood of eleven on his hands. One more wasnât about to change that.
[beautiful art of my purple buttface i swear i can actually draw better than this DX]
[so, i was bored and was doodling to try to figure out what exact hairstyle to give ryan, and then thought, âi wonder if i can draw him cartoonyâ. then this happened. i dunno.]
Dean flinched back in response when the shoe was thrown at him âI-Iâm sorryâ he says to the other softly not know what he did to incur the others wrath.
âN-Noâ he said to Ryan lying to the other male as he looked at him but his shaking body and voice told another story completely to the other man. But he didnât want the other to think he was weak right away, tho that might not work anyways seeing as he was scared of most everything and everyone.
âI definitely believe that.â His words were thick with sarcasm and were followed by a low sigh and a roll of his eyes. âGod, youâre pathetic,â he muttered, crossing his arms over his chest.
[hey, I know this blog has been dead for a reeeally long time, but now I have a new blog over here for purple guy, so people should go interact with me there, if any fnaf rp blogs following me are still active]