Fnaf x oc

The big reveal

In the dark, shadowy halls of Freddy Fazbear's Family Diner, William Afton had reached his breaking point. The animatronics, once his twisted creations, had turned on him, driven by the vengeful spirits of the children he had murdered. The very tools of his malice now sought his destruction. He could feel their presence closing in, the air around him thick with their anger.

Desperation clawed at William’s mind as he grabbed the axe he had used in the past, now his last defense against the horrors he had unleashed. His heart pounded in his chest as he began to swing the axe wildly, smashing it into the animatronics one by one. Metal crunched and wires sparked as the axe met its mark, but the spirits of the children were relentless, their pursuit fueled by the desire for retribution.

As the last animatronic fell, sparking and smoking, William was left alone in the eerie silence. But the silence did not bring him peace. The spirits remained, their ethereal forms watching him, their hollow eyes filled with the torment he had caused them. They advanced slowly, pushing William further and further back until he found himself in front of the one place he had always considered safe—the hidden safe room.

William’s mind raced as he stumbled into the safe room, his breath ragged with fear. He knew what he had to do. In the corner of the room stood the Spring Bonnie suit, dusty and forgotten. It was his only chance to escape the wrath of the children’s souls. With shaking hands, he donned the suit, the old, creaking springs tightening around his body. As the suit clicked into place, William allowed himself a brief moment of triumph.

But as he stood before the children’s spirits, a twisted grin spreading across his face, his triumph was short-lived. The spirits remained, unmoving, watching as the reality of his situation began to dawn on him. The grin faltered, replaced by a grimace of pain as the springs within the suit began to fail. The sharp, metallic clicks echoed in the small room, followed by the sickening sound of the spring locks triggering.

William screamed, the sound echoing through the empty halls of the diner as the suit became his tomb. Blood filled his lungs as the suit constricted, and his body was crushed by the very creation he had once proudly worn. The spirits watched, their expressions unreadable, as William’s life slowly drained away. His final, gurgling breath escaped his lips as the suit tightened one last time, leaving his lifeless body trapped within.

And then, there was only silence.

Time passed, and the world moved on, but William Afton’s legacy remained buried within the walls of the old diner. The safe room, sealed off and forgotten, became his prison, with his body rotting away inside the Spring Bonnie suit. For thirty years, William’s remains lay hidden, the memory of his crimes fading into obscurity.

But in the world outside, life continued. Jacob and Michelle’s relationship deepened, the bond between them growing stronger with each passing day. Despite the horrors they had both witnessed, they found solace in each other’s company. Michelle, still struggling with her insecurities, found comfort in Jacob’s unwavering support, and together they began to heal from the traumas of their past.

Michelle had taken a new job, working the night shift at a strange new attraction called Fazbear’s Fright. The job seemed like just another way to pay the bills, but Michelle couldn’t shake the feeling that there was something more to it—something sinister lurking beneath the surface.

The first night at Fazbear’s Fright was unsettling, to say the least. The attraction was a twisted homage to the dark history of Freddy Fazbear’s, filled with old memorabilia and creepy animatronics that had been salvaged from the various locations. Michelle had taken the job hoping to earn a little extra money, but as she stepped into the dimly lit corridors of the horror-themed attraction, she couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease.