Ahoy Matey

Fight

The man had no chance. He seemed to see that to but still he lunged at Foxy. It had no effect though as Foxy pushed him against the wall, hook to his throat like a blade. 

"Get the others." He said, without removing his gaze from the man. Sarah ran as fast as she could, wincing from the pain in her side. She tried to make it unnoticeable, but the man had already seen, a smile making it's way to his face.

Sarah eventually reached the kitchen, gripping her side in pain as she spoke, her voice a faint, strained whisper. She was not doing that again. "Guys." 

They all looked to her. They saw the terror in her eyes and instantly knew what was happening. The boys rushed to help Foxy while Chica walked slowly with Sarah. The man had managed to push Foxy off, a cut along his neck where he must've scraped the point of Foxy's hook.

Freddy and Bonnie attacked as Foxy stepped back. The man hit Freddy square in the jaw. The bear stepped back, massaging where he'd been hit. Bonnie hit the man in the stomach, sending him tumbling back to where Sarah stood next to Chica, watching the boys. The man noticed Sarah standing there and grabbed her, yanking her in front of him, just as Foxy pounced. Foxy's eyes widened in horror as his hook hit Sarah's fractured arm. He stumbled back, horrified at what he'd done. Sarah cried in pain, her tears blurring her vision.

"You can't touch me. You even try to hit me and you will hit the girl. Just as your friend did." 

"No, don't listen to him. Hit me if it'll allow you to get to him." Said Sarah as the man moved so he had every animatronic in his sight. Foxy was on his knees behind the animatronics, his head in his hands, shaking. The animatronics looked to each other and nodded. They all ran at the man. Bonnie came head on while Chica and Freddy went to either side. It took the man a second to realise what they were doing, but it was a second too late.

Chica and Freddy attacked the man from the sides while Bonnie grabbed Sarah, yanking her from the man's grasp. He pulled her away and into his chest as he turned his back on the man, shielding her from harm. He took her over to Foxy and went to help the others restrain the man as Sarah bent over to comfort Foxy. His body was shaking violently. Sarah pulled Foxy's hand away from his face slowly and he instantly pulled her into a protective hug.

"I could've killed you. I was so close to doing it." Foxy cried. 

"I know you wouldn't have done that. It's okay. It's not your fault. Not at all. I don't blame you and I never will blame you." 

"Thank you Sarah." 

"LET ME GO YOU FILTHY ROBOTS!" Screamed the man. Anger burned in the animatronic's eyes. What little hope the man had of survival was now gone. The only way he would survive now would be to run. To escape and never come back.

"Supply closet?" Asked Bonnie. The other three nodded, Foxy included. Sarah just looked at the man. She knew what was coming, he, on the other hand, had no idea. Freddy and Chica dragged the man towards the closet, Bonnie trailing close behind. They dragged the man into the closet. Inside Bonnie explained the rules the same as he had to Sarah, although this time they each got five minutes not ten. Sarah stayed close to Foxy the hall time until, fifteen minutes later, he went inside. After that Sarah stood back from the other animatronics, pleasure dancing in their eyes.

Finally, Foxy finished, dragging the man from the room. His chest was moving so he was still alive, but he may not be moving a lot for quite a while. Foxy dragged the man to the doors and threw him into the street. As they passed where Sarah stood, the man looked up, smiling at her in a way that told her what he thought. He thought she would be dead. If it wasn't tonight, it would be tomorrow. When he came within range, Sarah kicked him. Still he smiled and she just glared back. Once the man was out, the five of them started cleaning up and eventually it was six. Foxy walked Sarah to the door, making sure the man was gone before letting her out. She hugged him one last time before getting in her car and leaving. Now all she had to do was make up a lie to tell her mum when she got home. She wouldn't tell her mum about the burglar. At least not today.