The Bear And The Rabbit (Fronnie)

~Hanging Out~

Freddy's POV

Foxy looked towards me after I yelled. His eyes were now pitch black, with glowing, white pupils.

"Freddy, I-I don't think Foxy is himself right now!" Bonnie yelled back to me.

Foxy turned his attention towards me now, getting ready to jump towards me.

"Chica, Bonnie, I'll need your help calming him down, or at least knocking him out." I said.

"You've got it!" Chica and Bonnie say, preparing for what Foxy may do next.

Foxy jumped towards me, and I dodged.

Quickly, Chica grabbed a forgotten wrench on the ground.

Said wrench impacted the fox, quickly.

Once Foxy hit the ground, I attempted to hold him down.

I had a hard time keeping him down, and he escaped my grasp.

"Bonnie, Chica!" I yelled, as Foxy jumped away.

His movements were fast, and also quite unpredictable

Bonnie and Chica quickly ran all over the room.

Hats and other various props could be seen crashing into the ground.

Foxy then jumped towards Bonnie, swiping his hook at it, hitting, but barely missing a full grasp into Bonnie's eye.

Chica and I scream Bonnie's name in horror.

"I'm fine-"

Bonnie was quickly cut off as the fox tackled him.

Before we knew it, we saw the Fox's hook meet the bunny's eye, and tear it out.

Bonnie yelled in pain as his eye was torn out.

Sparks could seen from both the eye, and the wires where his eye once was.

Chica just stood and watched in horror.

"Foxy stop, PLEASE!" Bonnie yelled out as his fox friend prepared to make an attack with his hook once more.

That's when I decided to take action, and took the wrench from Chica.

I quickly ran behind Foxy, and bashed him in the head with the wrench.

THUNK

Hitting as hard as I could seemed to work.

The fox collapsed to the ground, his eyes returning to normal as he appeared to be deactivated.

"That was...unexpected." Chica said looking at Foxy. Seemingly a bit surprised, and afraid of the fox.

"Honestly, I'm more surprised that actually worked, if anything."

Looking towards Foxy for a moment, I approached Bonnie, kneeling down in front of him.