Just a Robot 4 (Fnaf World)

Chapter 28: Fear Is A Tool

Springtrap's P.O.V

"How the #$%& are you supposed to stay in cover when the only cover we have is barely the height of a child?" I asked peaking slightly over the rock. As soon as I got a small glimpse of what was in front of me, the only thing I could see was a giant pizza hovering over us and coming down. "Nevermind! I need a roof to cover every attack from above!" I exclaimed while ducking. The giant pizza hit the rock as it disappeared, seeming to be a futile attack with the limited protection we had. "We need to not be in a death zone," said Phantom Freddy. "Agreed," responded Phantom Foxy. "Since when did you bother to agree with me?" asked Phantom Freddy while looking at him as well. "Since it was reasonable," responded Phantom Foxy while looking to face him as well. "What attacks can the both of you do?" I asked while turning to look at them. "Oh, only the best attacks nobody has seen! I got Toxic Bite, Jumpscare, and Unscrew," said Phantom Foxy. "I hate to break you confidence in your statement but I've witnessed some of those attacks before. And even for the ones I haven't seen I'm familiar with," I responded. "Dang it!" he exclaimed in response. "What attacks do you hold?" I asked Phantom Freddy. "I got Gloom Song, Sludge, and Rainy Day. Their minor attacks but very effective," he responded. "Why? You got an idea of our plan of attack?" "Yes. Now I have all the information to formulate an attack," I responded. "That's if you all advocate to my idea." "Explain for us then," responded Phantom Freddy. "We slaughter the head of it's teammate, and we use him against his teammate to afford a victory," I said. "Huh? I do like the way you put it," said Phantom Freddy. "Eh! I can come up with a better plan," huffed Foxy. "Then do give us a better idea," said Phantom Freddy. Phantom Foxy just stared at us while Phantom Freddy stood proud he was able to counter Phantom Foxy's attitude. "Now I am the one who cut your tongue off," said Phantom Freddy. "I'll take a guess and say you both are in," I said. "Which one are we going for?" asked Phantom Freddy. "The gold one. Fredbear," I responded. "We got something coming!" yelled Bonnie across the hall. The three of us turned to the sight of a monstrosity of machinery and holding dominance in it's size. "What the #$%& am I looking at?" I asked. "Ask me a second time," said Phantom Foxy. Standing to tower over us like a god was a giant endo-skeleton, a false prophet trying to recreate the image of a conqueror. "So much for having a simple plan," I said. "Alright, change of plans. We going for one animatronic then we'll focus on defeating that giant endo-skeleton." "What! How do you expect us to defeat something like that?!" exclaimed Phantom Foxy. "I don't. I'm just relying on our abilities and our will to go forward to accept this challenge," I responded. "Besides, this isn't the worst I faced off against and I'll continue to remind myself that until I have something that surpasses my exceptions." "You first," said Phantom Freddy sticking his hand out to gesture by letting me go first. "You two are going to ensure I don't fall like a coward, because most of my teammates purposely try to get me destroyed or leave me," I said. "No promises," responded Phantom Foxy. "Figures. Let's go," I said as I jumped over the rock. As soon as I did that Nightmare Fredbear noticed me as he proceeded to summon an attack. But even before he was able to react Phantom Freddy rushed to the side of me as he used Sludge on him, as the rocks created by his attack hit Nightmare Fredbear. "So that's the attack that was ticking me off," I said to myself. Our attack had now drawn attention to Nightmare as he looked at us. In a second something hit him as the others charged at him now. "Hey Springy! I see you haven't made progress," said Springbonnie. "I see you just started attempting to make progress. What is that giant endo-skeleton?" I asked. "Mad Endo," she responded. "Why's that?" I asked. "It's charging!" yelled Chica as me and Springbonnie turned to the sound of the commotion. Mad Endo charged at the others while he knocked Bonnie over while attempting to stomp on him. Fortunately, Bonnie was quick enough to react and roll over to the side. "I probably should help him before he dies with the rest of the battle for good," said Springbonnie running back to the others. "I probably should help my teammates before I get blamed for their demise," I said. "Ah! Dang thing get away from me!" yelled Phantom Foxy from a couple feet away from me. I turned around as I used Springlocks on Nightmare Fredbear to ward him off from Phantom Foxy. "How do we stop this thing?" asked Phantom Foxy. "Use everything you got! Or you can ask for a huge bite mark on your frontal lobe for the rest of your life!" I exclaimed using Bite on it. A moment later Rainy Day was summoned over it's head as Nightmare Fredbear turned around to see Phantom Freddy behind it. 'Don't toy with it. I don't want another person losing their frontal lobe,' I thought. "Do something Foxy instead of being a wimp before this thing eats me! " yelled Phantom Freddy. "Fine!" he yelled back. He used Unscrew on it as it's attacks seemed to deteriorate from that attack. "It's weak! Beat it with it's own fear!" I commanded. "And with no emotion but the feeling of death that will cover the sun with it's wraith," I said as my eyes turned purple. "Not now, not now!" I said hitting my head. Phantom Freddy used Gloom Song to temporally disorientate Nightmare Fredbear, while me and Phantom Foxy used our attacks on it when it was at it's weakest point. Though the time given to us was limited and we had to used it with consideration. I used Bite while Phantom Foxy used Toxic Bite; now it was unable to react in time. It covered it's eyes in defense as Phantom Freddy used Sludge as it was the final darkness Nightmare Fredbear would see; finally falling down in defeat. The coming light would soon arrive when his eyes opened to rebirth, and a new world in his eyes. "That's one done," I said. "Indeed. Thought it looks like your friends are struggling," said Phantom Freddy. I turned to where he was looking at; we may have prevailed but the others inevitable victory was clouded by their will to handle the nightmares. "We'll send two nightmares back to the darkness instead," I said. I ran towards the others while Phantom Foxy and Phantom Freddy followed behind me. Before Nightmare had any time to react we already were inflicting pain for him to remind him a nightmare could easily be conquered with an appropriate mind. But our attacks were only fueling his way of retaliation. He used a huge bite attack on Phantom Foxy as he fell into parts and bolts, until a second he appeared back all intact. "Did I die?" he asked feeling himself. "You're already dead. But to answer your question, yes you did die. Again," responded Phantom Freddy. "Nobody is wasting a life to be a punching bag. Focus all your efforts on this nightmare," commanded Mangle. "Can this thing fall already?" I asked as everyone started focusing their attacks on it. A moment later, as if a response to my words, Nightmare used Toxic Bite on me. "Guess this thing wants to fall and bring me down with it," I said as my health and only source of protection was slowly decreasing. The thing then proceeded to use Rainy Day on Phantom Freddy to weaken him and destroy all of us, just like how a nightmare destroys and corrupts a child's mind. "Show him we are the ones who control our own dreams!" yelled Mangle while using her hook and Poppers to destroy Nightmare. Finally he had accepted his fate, the thing he was designed to be towards children's dreams. He screamed in agony as he fell into pieces, the final call to leave his body and be with devil at his knees. For he was no longer a servant, now he was a monument for his failures to please the devil as entertainment. And now he is reminded that a nightmare is looked down upon as a figment of illusions. He now had no fear to spread and a obsolete purpose. There is no fear to exist in the minds of man. It's a way I envision nightmares rather than the way my mom used to tell me each night when I was little. "Now you're still the nightmare who still plants seeds of false imagery," I said standing over Nightmare who lay defeated. "But I am the devil who controls your fear you generate. I am your fear."