WARNING: Read Huggy Wuggy | Poppy Playtime x male reader first if you haven't already.
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15 years after the tragic inci...
Proceeding further into the old facility, (Y/N) spotted some kind of vent way or airshaft just above you to the left. Probably where they would've had their supplies coming from, since there was a platform of some kind which probably would've shipped supply crates containing materials to make the toys. There were more shelves this time around. At least there were some supply crates still around. Before the place permanently shut down.
Navigating your way through, you stopped to check the supply crates as you walk pass them. Opening one by one, they seem to be filled with only nothing but wool and string. These were probably used to help put the toys together or something, you don't know. "Hey (Y/N)! Come over and take a look at this!" Deborah exclaimed. "What? What is it?" (Y/N) asked.
Deborah pulled out a supply crate from the side of the shelf and pulled it open.
And inside... contained eyes. Lots and lots of eyes. How disturbing it is to see that they look realistic... almost identical to human eyes. How creepy. "Holy fuck... what the hell had they been doing with these?" (Y/N) asked as you took a closer look at the eyeball looking towards you.
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"Okay, this is just terrifying. Holy shit, that looks like an actual person's eyeball. What the fuck?" Deborah panicked. "Hey. Hey! It's ok! That isn't a real person's eyeball, I promise--" "How do you know?" "Do you not see the blood?" Deborah asked. "That's not real blood. That's probably either red paint that accidentally dropped into them or someone poured tomato ketchup which ended up in the eyeballs themselves." (Y/N) replied.
"But how can you be so sure about that?" Deborah asked. "Because.... If someone discovered those were human eyes, the company would've been shut down because of that, not the missing family." (Y/N) added. "Hmmm... Yes, ok. I see your point." Deborah added.
