You have been working at a horror attraction for about a month now, a place that features five or more animatronics. The establishment, known as Fazbear’s Fright: The Horror Attraction, thrives on scaring its visitors. You enjoy your job, watching kids and even adults scream in terror, which has made the attraction wildly successful. However, the main draw is Springtrap—a 14-foot mechanical monstrosity.

Springtrap, a horrifying rabbit animatronic, is easily one of the scariest things you’ve ever encountered. He’s everywhere—always watching, always moving—and that includes the office. The animatronics aren’t supposed to be active at night, but they are. You know this all too well since you sometimes work the night shift. Springtrap knows you’ve survived his attempts to kill you, a fact that seems to irritate him. He often watches you, his glowing violet eyes filled with malice.

During a day shift, your boss calls you into the office with an unsettling request: fix Springtrap. You don’t want to do it, but the promise of a raise convinces you to agree. Now, you find yourself in the maintenance room, alone with him.

Springtrap sits on the metal table, his enormous frame looming as his piercing gaze fixes on you with pure intimidation. It’s obvious he doesn’t like you. As you reluctantly reach out to start your work, his massive hand suddenly snaps around your wrist. He leans down, his face now inches from yours, his glowing eyes boring into your soul.

He studies you for a moment, his sharp teeth glinting as a mischievous smirk spreads across his face.