Meeting Hil: Secrets of the FNAF Expo

Ch. 2

(WARNING: This chapter will contain no creativity or descriptive skills that the first chapter displayed. I am extremely stressed right now it's not even funny. So this chapter is going to come off as rushed and incredibly horrible because I got to get it finished the date two days from now. I unfortunately have a life outside of Wattpad that I hate, and I have to contribute to it. Ugh! I just want to write and that's it! So, I might quickly make a final chapter today and post it tommorrow, but it depends on the stress level.

Anyway, we now resume our regular programming of Meeting Hil.)

Suddenly the old phone rang, making everyone jump out of their skins!

A female voice started speaking. It was very distorted, confusing everyone in room.

"Hello? Hello, hello?" the strange voice said. Hil and I groaned. They just tried to recreate the Phone Guy, but make it more original by having a girl do it, and more scary by making it distorted. Of course this was just for the expo.

What the voice said next said different, however. "Whoever is stuck in there, you are in big trouble! You are not safe in there! They wanted to recreate the game... you know, to a T or something, you know... UGH, I'm not good at explaining this..." Hil instantly put on a look that made it seem like something the voice said was familiar.

"The expo guys created actual animatronics, right?" the clipping voice continued. "Well... they kinda created the actual murderous AI if them too..."

"What?!?!" Hil, Caitlin, Nerby and I yelled.

"Yeah... if they catch you they'll most likely want to stuff you into a suit like the original game, however there is only one animatronic who can do that..."

"Ooh, I know! I know! Pick me! Pick me!" Nerby yelled as he waved his hand in the air, trying to lighten the mood.

"You actually don't, do you?" Hil asked him, smirking.

"Uh.... maybe not?" Nerby smiled while shrugging. I started laughing my head off, as I do sometimes.

"Hey, this is serious guys!" the voice snapped. I instantly shut up, however Hil was trying to suppress a giggle. "Look, the only one capable of doing that is the Puppet, or the Marionette you guys sometimes call it, idk. But you know how it stuffed those kids into the suits in the game? Well... it's not afraid to do that in real life..."

I gulped and Caitlin, who had been flipping through the cameras, decided to speak up. "Why would they program it to that in the first place?! Are they seriously that dumb? Because to do that it would at least have to take about two whole weeks, and that's only if you have done it before, which no one has. So, how would they get away with that if it takes so to program?!"

Everyone was no staring at the now silent phone. Caitlin understood almost everything about machines and programming, so I respecting her judgement more than the weird voice's.

"Well, uh, is that a, um, gem of a question? The thing is... it wasn't programmed by a human..." it said slowly. "It was programmed... by... S-" The call cut off, leaving us all incredibly confused. I snapped into FNAF nerd mode.

"Okay, the only animatronic we now of that starts with S is Springtrap. However, Springtrap in animatronic mode is as smart as any other animatronic, which, according to that strange voice, could not be smart enough to program the Puppet."

"So... there has to be a human in the suit-mode Springtrap then?" Hil said, also obviously in FNAF nerd mode (trust me, it's a thing now).

Caitlin shook her head. "No, she said that it wasn't programmed by a human, remember?"