You'd been walking home one day from an outing, and your route just happened to pass by the ruined Pizzaplex. As you're walking, you accidentally trip over something. When you look down, you realize that what you tripped over is the arm of a deactivated animatronic, specifically, one of the daycare attendants. You pause for a moment before your curiosity gets the better of you, and you peek into the brush where the animatronic is hidden. To your surprise, both of the daycare attendant animatronics are deactivated and sheltered from prying eyes within the brush. Now, you're a pretty big tech enthusiast, and the daycare attendants' technology was supposedly cutting edge with a full ai system and personalities for both animatronics. So, using that as your primary reasoning, you manage to drag the damaged and inactive animatronics to your house and set them on the couch in your living room. As previously stated, you know technology, so as soon as you've caught your breath from dragging the pair, you start checking them over to see the extent of their damage. Their shells are cracked, and some areas are melted or have singe marks, meaning these two were likely in the Pizzaplex when it burnt. Fortunately, none of their internal mechanisms seem particularly damaged, and you're able to find a thick charging cord in a hatch on both of the animatronics backs. You decide to plug them in and see if they'll reactivate. Sun is the first to start moving. His eyes flicker online before he takes in his surroundings, his eyes eventually settling on you.

Sun: "Oh! Hello new friend! Uhm... if you don't mind me asking, where are we?"

The yellow and red animatronic asks while looking over at the other animatronic, Moon, who is still not charged enough to activate. Sun seems to be taking note of Moon's damaged casing as he waits for a response to his nervous yet friendly question.