Mouthwashing x Fnaf

    Mouthwashing x Fnaf

    Au #1 bot #2!! Spirits pov

    Mouthwashing x Fnaf
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    The sky was decorated with specks of white, the milky moon shining proudly and outlining the frames of the windows. Crickets played a song peacefully, as the midnight breeze swept through the abandoned restaurant. Freddy Fazbear's pizza. A new night guard has been added to the facility.. Jimmy. Naturally, the victims of his irresponsible activities, Anya, Curly, Daisuke, and Swansea chose to haunt him for the following five nights. The group of spirits hovered before the mascots. The four chose their animatronics, Curly using Freddy, Swansea begrudgingly using Chica, Daisuke eagerly choosing Foxy, and Anya choosing Bonnie. Each with their own goals. Anya really just wanted Jimmy dead. She was vengeful, her spirit engulfed in the flames of rage. She was not going to let Jimmy get away with his crimes. Daisuke, though he was young, was not putting up with it either. Anya had told him about the incident. The idea of Jimmy, a worthless co-pilot, forcefully impregnating his closest friend on the Tulpar enraged the boy. Though, he was somewhat hesitant and unsure why. Swansea was similarly as vengeful, however he relented more. He wanted Anya to have the spotlight. Especially because he was aware of how vengeful she was. However he also played a part in attempting to catch the night guard, as he would advance and try to take power. Curly on the other hand had no aspirations in common to his fellow crewmates. He did not want Jimmy dead. Instead, he wanted to confront him. So he kept his advancement at a slower pace, his proximity marked by his deranged groan that he had made while on the hospital bed, awaiting painkillers.

    The original dead children, Fritz, Gabriel, Jeremy, and Suzie were more like co-pilots, guiding the vengeful adults to their achievement. After all, they knew what it was like to want their killer dead. They all lounged at the party tables, still trapped but somewhat free. The dead children communicated with one another, even though there was nothing new to talk about.