It was only a matter of time before the circumstances would come down to it. He knew that one day, the time would pass, that despite what may or may not happen to the current destination the bear was located it, he would meet him. The new him, wandering around aimlessly through the darkness. The suffocation that they would both so eagerly come to love in such short times. Freddy knew that eventually, no matter what would happen to him, he would lay eyes and take in the vision of what is known to be his new model. Something that appeared more kid-friendly, something that would have the visage of pleasure rather than fear.
But without the knowledge of this place’s mechanism and the education he needed to get a mental map of this place, he couldn’t go around as easily. He only had the power to do so much within one night; breaking through this camera’s and getting used to new cords and fresh wires. It was a strange, foreign technology to the bear, but he would eventually get the hand of it. He does have a knack for watching things, and getting a good idea of what makes up the item or body just by a simple glance. He did it all the time back to the little one’s in the diner, back before everything bad happened.
His head had been on the camera for a long time, studying it and trying to look through it to fuel his knowledge about this new pizzeria. He had absolutely no mindset that this new location was even an idea; he vaguely remembers the old workers mentioning something about being shut down. It had crushed him and his hopes, literally smashing them and beating them, letting sprinkle away until the very day he was shut down. Freddy’s final vision, from what he could remember whilst digging through all that stored memory in that broken down database, was seeing his friends beside him.
They were all looking at one another, even Foxy, who was peeping out and shining his hook — he was telling everyone goodbye. With all those looks being pierced through ice, being thrown at one another and plastered into their chips, it was almost remarkable to even think that these characters were robots. They had grown a bond on one another, a friendship that seemed to anyone else, a follow the leader, but to the clique — amazing acts of kindness.
This memory of the diner was short lived by the very animatronic that Freddy had hoped to meet. Even though the entrance was unexpected and caused the bear to boot up much more quickly, he didn’t care. Initially laying on the ground and observing to his ability, the sudden appearance caused his head to jump upward and flash on his sensors. Automatically the bear crashed — his system overheated and his memory storage ran twice as quickly as it was used to. Whatever he was expecting from coming across his replacement, it wasn’t something like this.
At a loss of words for a couple of moments, the bear had stumbled up to his feet. He was a towering 6’ 8”; extremely tall compared to the plasticized version of the new mascot. He was amazed that this was considered more kid friendly, with a daze of ice blue eyes that seemed less appealing than his own. The height might have been less intimidating, but those rosy cheeks didn’t help nothing. He looked more life-like, almost as if he was a human himself.
—- Freddy had no idea how he was to comprehend this.
❝ We - We - Well isn’t this swell, ahuhuh!
I’ve heard quite a lo - lot about you, Mr.
Fazbear! Th - Th - Those kiddies sure
do g - get riled up when I - I hear ‘em!
Ţwi ͞- ҉w͏i҉̧ ̶͟͡-͘ ̸t̛w̸ic̶̀eas ҉͝ḿ͡u̴̶çh̜̿̎ ̥̣͖̖̭̬͝a͕̗͙̻ͭ͒̀s̻̲̩͙͇̫̭ͬ̎ͧ͐̄ ̞̪̰͔̌̎͋͗ͅb̗͈̙̹̬̘̟͆́̋̿ͧ͞e̤͕͒̐f̿ͫ̾̍̉͟o̜̓ͣ̀r̦͗̓͋ͬe̻ͩ͡,̥̹̜̜͟ ahuhuh… ❞
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