Just a Robot 5 (A Fnaf Story)

Chapter 67: "See You Later"

Funtime Freddy's P.O.V

"Alright, that should be everything. The devices are with the EMP Device in the back, everyone went to the bathroom, and we're ready to probably walk to our graves," said Helpy. "You could've just said we're ready," noted Bonnie. "Then it's settled. This is it. Tonight we decide the fate of this world," said Mangle. "It's in our hands. Better hope it's our hands that was a good choice," said Helpy. "No point in doubting whether we're suitable for the job or not. We've decided we're doing this and there's no turning back for us now," I said. "Where the hell is Henry? Is he really not to going to send us off with his thanks?" asked Helpy. "He said he was finishing off his last thing he was building for us. He told all of us, remember after, we all ate?" I responded. "Yeah that was two hours ago. He didn't show up when some of you were using Duality for whatever the hell, and he still don't show up when we trained after for a little bit," expressed Helpy. "I would calculate he should be here in a minute and thirty-four seconds," said Duality on the computer. "I spoke with him about half an hour ago about my idea I talked with all of you. I couldn't see what he was building, but from the quick look I got it looked like a drone, and a big one at that," I said. "Drone? What?" asked Bonnie. "Yeah, I don't think any of us here know what that is," said Michael speaking for everyone. "Of course not since you kinda missed a lot of things that were made during your absence. It's like a device that fly arounds that has a camera on it. Guess it could be used to survey the pizzeria for intelligence, but that's all I can think of what he's using it for. Knowing Henry, there's is a twist like every creation he's made," said Helpy. "At least he agreed to your idea," said Bonnie. "Are all of you sure you're ok with it? We're not really going to actually have a heaven, but create an illusion for us. One for our memories," I said. "I believe after all we've done, we at least deserve one. Every single one of us, and those apart of Freddy Fazbear's," responded Michael. "We've all agreed to it man. If we all go out, at least apart of us will get a heaven. That's good enough for me," said Helpy. The door that lead into the house opened as Henry stepped inside the garage now, closing the door behind him. "What the fuck! That drone has a minigun! You had one this whole time!? How the hell did you even obtain what?! Let alone how did you afford it!?" exclaimed Helpy who noticed it in his hands. "I bought it a month ago. I had planned on attaching it to a drone as it seemed more better than one of you carrying it around in battle. I had to design a drone from scratch just so it could work since just buying a small one would not be enough to hold a minigun on its own. Thankfully I've finished it, which Freddy's team can use for there mission and beyond that," said Henry as he walked on over to the car and placed it inside at the back of the trunk. "I had Duality's systems upgrade so he can control the drone in battle, it should be enough." "So then that's it finally. No more gadgets. That'll be odd for you, I'm sure of that," said Helpy. "It will yes. However I've done my part now, and now the rest of you are left to do the same. Also, you'll be needing this," said Henry as he reached for under his shirt. He pulled out a gun, though more specifically a type 54 as he held it in front of Helpy. "Almost forgot about that. Too late though I got powers, remember? I can defend myself properly," responded Helpy. "Maybe. However I still want you to have it, just in case. Also it's an option for taking William's life," responded Henry. "You want us to use it to take his life?" asked Bonnie. "If you choose to. I assume Michael hasn't really thought about how he wants to end his father's life. Like I said you can use that as an option, or your powers, however you choose to do so. You're not obligated to do so if you don't want to, but just a choice if you want to take his life that way," said Henry. "Yeah, it's not my first choice. We'll see what happens," responded Michael. "I thought so. Still, keep it. Just in case. So hold onto it Helpy," said Henry. "You're really trusting him to hold a gun? Out of all of us?" asked Bon Bon. "I am. Is that a problem to you?" responded Henry. "I'm just saying there are better options," said Bon Bon. "I'll take good care of it the best I can. I promise you," responded Helpy as he took the gun from Henry's hand. "I only have three clips for it, excluding the one already loaded with the gun, which gives you eighteen shots. Use them well," said Henry. "So then. That's everything. It's almost time to leave," I said. "Indeed. The long awaited day is finally here, and the night you'll save this world," said Henry. "So then? You got a speech for us Freddy? It's kinda tradition at this point and we are going off to battle. Are you going to leave us hanging?" asked Helpy. "Eh, do you really need one?" I asked. "He is right Freddy. I think we could all use one last glorious speech," said Foxy in agreement. "See? Not just me. Anyone else?" said Helpy. "I think one last one would be proper," said Michael. "I think as the leader everyone here could use them words of encouragement," said Mangle. "Hell, why not?" said Bon Bon. "Yes, I think you should give one last speech, for all of us," said Charlie. "You got my vote on this," said Bonnie. "I'm counting myself on this one to say to just give us the speech already," said Duality chiming in. "If it would help, I agree with everyone here," said Henry. "Alright, alright! All your wishes are heard! If all of you are demanding one, then I'll gladly deliver," I responded. I cleared my throat as I got ready to speak, as everyone waited patiently for me to start. "Yesterday was a good day. Maybe the best day for all of us. Now comes today, the day where the fate of this world and it's people are in our hands. We decide their fate, and we decide ours. Almost half a century of war that has brought upon so much loss and tragedy to everything it has touched, not a sign of the sun rising. Now that sun may rise, and that darkness that has lingered around for so long may finally be swept away by the light. Finally we are at the end of this conflict, after everyone we've lost and the many sacrifices made to get here we decide how this ends. Let us never forget them and what they meant to us, and ensure we make them proud by finishing this war. We couldn't have reached this point without all of you and what you've done for this cause. For all the different places some of us are from and our differences amongst each other, I am so happy to have met every single of you. The time we spent just showed the unlikely form of a family made up of all of us, and one I would not trade for any other. Without all of you and all you've done, maybe I wouldn't have continued on. I'm thankful for that. Just like me all of you had the choice of walking away from this conflict, even if we were drawn to it and clear it would happen eventually. All of you chose to be apart of this fight and end this once and for all. We gave up our future, and possibly any chance of having one if we do survive. All to save this world and the human race. If we fall, so be it. All we ask of this world is to learn and be prepared for someone like William; somewhere in this world there may be people just like him. Or eventually someone like him will be made into this world. We've had interesting lives that can't compare to some, especially the responsibility we were given. However we do the most important job no one else can do, not because they can't but because they don't have the power to. That job will be complete, and whether the people like us or not, we did it for them. I have no idea who'll come out on top. None of us do. Not even William. Regardless we're going to do everything in our power to save this world, no matter what. That's all that matters. So lets finish this, once and for all. May we all find true happiness," I said. Helpy started to clap, as everyone turned to him before they all did the same. I was appalled by how much I had inspired them, or what I meant to them. They viewed me as a voice of reason, an inspiration they can look up to and follow. To them I was a symbol that represented the value of all life and the innocent. Yet they still saw me as one of them. Not just a symbol they can could carve into their chest, but a symbol they can distinguish between an idea and a being just wanting to do what was right. That was why they were the best family I could have, and I couldn't be more happy to be finishing this war with them standing at my side.