Just a Robot 4 (Fnaf World)

Chapter 32: A Progressing Bond Of Trust

Springtrap's P.O.V

"Another day, another puzzle that's pointless," I said looking around. In front of me were three plates, nothing else. "I expected something else," I said to myself. I walked on all three of them as different numbers appeared over me. "Ok. Maybe this does exceeds my exceptions, though there isn't any context towards what I have to do," I said while looking up at the timer. "Seven minutes left. Gotta choose a random one for the safety of not failing this. And I don't want to be shown what happens if I fail." I walked over all three of them before stopping at the middle one. "Wait a minute. 395248. I remember that code back at 'Fazbear's Fright' as a file I saw in the office. I never got a chance to read it," I said to myself. "And it's no #$%& coincidence to me to have the numbers reappear." The timer went down to about two seconds left, as I awaited to see if my decision was correct. "Those numbers must mean something, though that file is long gone anyways," I said to myself. "What did that file contain?"

"Steady. We can't have your legs break next." The sound of the others was gladly accepted to know I had succeeded with the puzzle, though how long until I would continue these assignments had an answer not delivered yet. Bonnie and Chica were helping Withered Chica get to her feet to stand since she was incapable due to her having no arms. At least she still had feet to walk. "Back so soon?" asked Bonnie noticing me. "Yeah. Just another puzzle," I responded. "Well, apparently Withered Chica's mouth is broken so she can't speak," explained Bonnie. "Figures," I responded. "Though she's going to stay with us until we get to our next destination," he continued. "And I'm guessing we don't know where that glitched object is," I assumed. "Sadly not," he responded. As he was talking I could notice the occasionally glares from Phantom Foxy, Nightmare Fredbear, and Nightmare. It was almost like I had done something to draw attention towards them, just by being present. Though I didn't expect Phantom Freddy to not continue the same act the other three were enacting onto me. "Are they mad at me from earlier?" I asked kind knowing since it obvious, but I wanted clarification before jumping to second thoughts. "Those three can't seem to accept the truth, it's affecting them hard," responded Bonnie. "Let them suck on that thought, maybe it'll give them something to wonder about until they get the message. I'm not like them," I responded. "Where's Mangle by the way?" Bonnie turned to where she was as I did the same; she was talking to Springbonnie far away from all of us. "I've never seen her act this way before," he said. "She's secluding herself from the majority of us because of the events that occurred moments ago," I said. "I know. But it's a different side of her she's been covering with a mask that it makes me feel like we don't know everything about her," said Bonnie. 'Maybe the same reasons I hide the real me. The feeling of what everyone will look at you as,' I thought. "Withered Chica is all set and we're ready to leave. That's if everyone is," said Chica walking with Withered Chica. Everyone looked at Mangle, expecting an answer that was mostly supposed to be her responsibility for providing. "Take point Springtrap," she responded softly. I looked at Bonnie dazed at her response; these events did change her and in a way where she's different now. "Are you sure?" I asked. She didn't respond which left all of us unsure of what to do next. I chose myself to be the leader for the moment. I walked in front of everyone as everyone else slowly trailed behind me. "What have I done?" I asked myself. "Was this for the better, or did I just break Mangle's sense of her reality?" 

"It seems weird that the glitched object is a tombstone," said Bonnie as we all stood around the glitched object. "How come?" asked Chica. "It makes it seem like we're entering into a pathway to the dead," he responded. "Then you better give them a gift," said Springbonnie entering in first. Everyone looked at me, waiting for me to go in next. "You guys go in next. I'll be behind," I said. Everyone went in the glitched object, but as the phantoms and nightmares walked past me each one gave a face as their way of saying "thank you" to me. Though their way of thanking me was by inflicting pain on to me. At least that's what I say in their ignited eyes filled with destruction. Nightmare Fredbear looked like he was going to rip my face off though it's a familiar look to when he bit that child's face off. Or to be more exact Golden Freddy. I hope the next time I see him, his gold fades to the color of nothing. Nightmare looked like he was going to enter into my dreams as a way or torture me. Thought I'll be honest he also has that same look, it's just more noticeable this time around. Phantom Foxy looked like he was going to attack me at any moment. It was a common look but this time I was going to be a witness to it. And finally there was Phantom Freddy's look. His was different than the rest of the three. There was no anger, desire for blood, or any signs of horror. There was sympathy, the first time I saw it in him and in the phantoms. They finally all walked past me as I turned around to Mangle slowly following behind. "I thought you would enjoy the role of being a leader," she said. "I'm not the leader here," I responded. "I'm just someone who's trying to fix his life." 

"What happened to me?! Why do I look like this!?" exclaimed Phantom Foxy. "For once, don't complain about change," responded Phantom Freddy. "Springbonnie you explain since you know too much about these things," said Bonnie. "I don't understand why I can't be a decent leader, that's all I've ever wanted to be," said Mangle as we both walked together behind everyone else. "Maybe it's just the methods you use don't relate to the same idea you plan on influencing to others," I responded. "You've said yourself you aren't a leader. Why is that?" she asked. "All the things I've done and been apart of shouldn't be taught but learned from. To understand what I did only changed the world around me. But if you. The others. If everyone learned the truth they would think of me as something else. A monster," I said. "We're heading into the second sublevel," said Bonnie as everyone walked in the glitched object. "I want to share the truth so you all can understand me, but I feel like it'll just break the people around me and I'll be consumed into darkness again." A second later we were in the second sublevel as we were all heads now. "I had to go through so much to become a leader, and I just brought all those challenges with me into my methods to form a sense of the one being in control," she responded. "I had to go through so much just to convince most of my friends I was a changed person, maybe not completely but a path I was directed towards," I said. "Some I convinced, some already saw good in me, and others never took the first step of attaching that bond of trust on my wrist," I said. "Get ready guys, we're heading into the third sublevel! And things are about to surpass the expectations of reality!" called Springbonnie. "Great. Can't wait," I responded. "Relax. These things I've gotten used to considering the weirdness this world has, though I force myself to not question it at times. Only if it deserves a logical answer," said Mangle. As soon as she said that we walked through the glitched tree, unveiling my first thoughts about the third sublevel. And man it sure was different from what my thoughts had imaged it to be. Everything was more black and white, while the trees were blocks and we were weird heads. "Nevermind. Curiosity killed my thoughts," I said. "Imagination does lead us to things we believe our minds cannot process," said Mangle. "Well it did lead me to more thoughts," I responded. "That reminds me, I never thought Springbonnie had so much emotion that didn't revolve around making sinister jokes all day," I responded. "Well, there's a lot more emotions and feelings we discover about the people around us," she said. "Goes the same for you," I responded. "I never knew you had so much about to talk about, and yet you kept it locked away in your mind," said Mangle. "My mind is like looking into an orb and seeing what you future holds, only to see the darkness planted in your mind that is set to exit your mind and control your future," I responded. "One of the reasons I rather not share about myself." "Oh, there's the exit! Let's get out of here before I faint!" exclaimed Bonnie. "But I know you will have to," she said as we walked into the glitched object. "I have to. The only problem is I can't force myself to," I responded. "The same goes for you. At some point you'll have to express the real you. You have to face the fear of people accepting who you really are."