Bunny's Asylum (a fan-made BATIM AU)

Chapter 1: learning the ropes

(I apologize for any grammar mistakes, this was made late at night!)

Bendy's POV:

"You've got things mixed up! I don't belong here! I'm perfectly normal!" I screamed as the two nurses dragged me further into the Asylum, both having a tight grip on my arm.

"Don't listen to him. He's not right in the head." I heard one whisper to the other. Why was this happening? Nothing was wrong with me. All I had was a shorter temper than others, and a struggle to contain it. That can't be that bad! Sure, I'm not the nicest, but I was innocent! I didn't deserve to be put here!

"I don't belong here! I promise I'm fine!" I begged once again. Though, neither of them listened to me. They finally dragged me to a bathroom. One of them handed me a pastel yellow night gown which had bunny head patterns on it. There was also a pair of white bunny slippers, and fuzzy socks that matched the color of the gown. A pair of white shorts were also given to me. It was a bizarre choice of clothing. Suddenly, one of the nurses shoved me into the bathroom and slammed the door behind me. "Come out when you've changed and let us know if you need help!" I heard one tell me. "And don't think about escaping!" the other one joked. There was no need for me to resist, so I slipped off my current outfit and put the new one on. The gown went down to my knees, and the sleeves went to my wrists. "Now I understand why the nurses asked me if I preferred short or long sleeves..." I mentioned to myself. The slippers were hard to walk in, and made my feet overheat. I let out a deep sigh before picking up my old clothes and walking out of the bathroom.

"How do you like your new outfit?" the nurse questioned me. Before I had a chance to answer, the other nurse cut me off. "You better like it, because that'll be your outfit for the next few months!" she stated with a laugh.

I just stared in confusion. I was once again interrupted as they both grabbed me by my arms and led me even further down the hall. I noticed the sound of talking become louder. I looked at my surroundings. The walls were painted baby blue. Each wall was covered with drawings, artworks, and paintings. It reminded me of a pediatrician's office. Few bookshelves lined the halls, most of them filled with comics or children's books. I started to wonder whether this was an asylum or a daycare center. Soon I was led through a main room. It was decorated with colorful wooden furniture. Tables and chairs were scattered all over. There were people everywhere, all of them wearing the same outfit as me. Some appeared happy, some sad, and some angry. The sound of laughter and crying was overwhelming and somewhat irritating. There were beanbag chairs, plastic toys, and TVs in each corner of the room. Crayons, paper, and pencils were littered on the tables and floor. It seemed that there were around 60 people of all ages, genders, and ethnicities.

I only got to observe for a little while before we turned into a separate hallway. There were white wooden doors on both sides. It was quieter, but still easy to hear distant conversations. I was led to a room. A metal plate on the top of the doorframe had the number 595 imprinted into it. One of the nurses unlocked the door and opened it slowly, revealing a rather bland interior. The room had white walls and a brown wooden floor. There was one window in the middle of the back wall, which was covered by a white silk curtain. I noticed a TV in the top left corner, though it was off. Only one piece of furniture sat in there; a white wooden desk. It was placed directly under the window and had papers scattered on it. There were six beds, all having the same white sheets and white pillows.

I then noticed the other people. Four men, one of them being a teenager, and a woman. The woman was an angel. Literally. Meanwhile, the guys consisted of a regular human, a sailor, a spider, and a wolf.

"These will be your roommates while you stay here. Please behave and follow the rules! We'll check up on you later!" one nurse exclaimed happily before closing and locking the door behind me.