They’ve told themself that they’re here at the Scrapyard to find a new cable for Moony, but that’s a weak lie, even for Sun-- their sleepy-time mode hardly deserves a gift like that, and besides, it’s not like the buildings around here even have the infrastructure to accommodate Moon’s aerial acrobatics. Probably.
But even a weak lie is better than acknowledging the truth, acknowledging that they’re here to make absolutely certain that their friends from the Pizzaplex aren’t. It’s just... so strange that out of all the animatronics there, they’re the one to have been scooped up and saved from the smoldering ashes of their home. It just doesn’t make sense! After what they’ve done, what they’ve tried to do... it would have been perfectly fair for them to have been left to burn.
But they weren’t, so that must mean the others weren’t, either. They’re all probably safe and sound in one of the other cities, far far away from the Daycare Attendant for reasons beyond his understanding. But on the off-chance that they are here, and, say, got mistaken for scrap...
Even after a thorough search, Sun finds no sign of the other animatronics. He’s not sure whether to be disappointed or relieved. He’s just about to head home to sort out his feelings there when he catches sight of an animal for which he had not been searching.
The turtle wouldn’t seem out of place among the members of the band-- they’re as large as a person, walking upright, and even seem to be sporting their own stylish attempt at fashion-- but against all odds, they don’t seem to be mechanical at all. They appear perfectly organic, and human or not, that’s enough to make Sun worry over potential injuries when the stranger leans in a little to close to inspect the sharp edge of a rather large hunk of metal.
“Woah-ho-ho!” His own conflicted feelings momentarily forgotten, Sun immediately bends to pick the turtle up under their arms, lifting them up and away from the piece of metal. A strange sort of unbalance overcomes the Daycare Attendant for a moment, but it ignores the feeling in favor of turning the stranger around to face it.
“Careful, friend! That looked dangerous! You wouldn’t want to get hurt, would you? Why don’t we play somewhere with less-- mess!”
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