Jeremy flinched, taking a step back when the fox’s jaw snapped shut. Right, antagonising one of his attempted killers was not the best idea. But was that… a child’s voice? Coming from him? No, no he must really be losing it in here.
Jeremy listened to Foxy talk about the old location. His steely expression softened when he heard how Foxy lost his ‘main companion’. But he didn’t interrupt the story.
He listened to the motives of the others. Fixing the Toys sounded easy enough, if he could just get close enough to get into their systems… Chica and Bonnie, two very dangerous opponents, were another story. They’d be tough.
“What about fazbear? And the puppet? Or you and Balloon boy? What are the motiv-” He paused when Foxy stiffened. Was this another trick of the eye? He looked around and tried to listen out for anything unusual.
he didn’t answer, not right away. infact, before he said another word he lunged, bringing them both to the ground- and leaving a pizza cutter (one of the long ones that are as wide as the pizza) to fly by, clattering against the wall before tumbling to the floor. it had just narrowly missed the guard- Foxy literally just saved Jeremy’s life... and was now having a few issues with getting back to his feet. which wasn’t the best, seeing as to knock Jeremy down, Foxy was more or less on top of the guard... and kind of heavy at that.
Of course, Foxy probably could have rolled over to alleviate the weight, but by the slight growl that was emanating from him, it almost seemed as if that wasn’t the case out of a canine-like defense system. it took a moment- enough for something soft, like a giant teddybear to be heard walking towards them as he finally managed to get to his feet- grabbing his hook on his way up. “The he-he-he-heck was that for, the night be over you da-da-darned bear!” Foxy was standing over Jeremy.
“Well, I just assumed you were keeping him here as part of a trap~! was I wrong, I’m sorry!” it was the voice a little girl, attached to the empty golden Freddy suit. the voice was so human, so childishly human as they giggled. that was definitely the giggle of a little girl. they weren’t sorry at all.“You’re not backing out on me now, are you? we know what the workers do to robots they feel they don’t need!”
“I ain’t breaking any of our terms! the shifts over, ye never said I couldn’t explain what this he-he-he-heck is all about.” It looked like Foxy was the only thing (sort of) between Jeremy and this Golden Bear...