Pulling The Strings (FNAF World)

CH 11

*Warning: Really bad battle scene up ahead!*

Bonnie stepped onto the soft sand of the beach. He wondered to himself why they called it Lilygear Lake even though it was actually an ocean. He looked at the small island at the distance, hoping that was the right one. Lolbit pointed at the small island in the ocean. 

“Wow that’s not THAT far.” Lolbit said.

“Trust me, it took me 10 WHOLE minutes to get over there.” Bonnie said. “On a boat.”

They were on a sandy beach, near the Lilygear Falls, or the waterfall. Bonnie looked up to see how high up the cliff was, and to imagine Springbonnie and N. Freddy were there once had amazed him. N. Freddy looked at the falls in the distance, and sighed with guilt. If Springbonnie really was on that island, N. Freddy would make it his goal to make sure he had a better life. Fredbear wanted to atone for his mistakes.

“If he’s on that island…” N. Freddy sighed. He looked stressed out. 

“Aren’t you happy?” Lolbit asked.

“I’m afraid he hates me.” Fredbear said quickly.

“I’m afraid to disappoint him.” N. Freddy said.

“Wow.” Bonnie and Lolbit said at the same time.

Bonnie threw the boat chip into the water, and it turned into a boat big enough for 4 people. One person would have to stay behind. Everyone looked at Golden, who just looked back, wondering what was going on.

“What?” Golden asked.

“We’re gonna leave you behind.” Lolbit said slowly.

“That’s ok, I can teleport.” Golden said. 

“If that was the case why didn’t you teleport to Springbonnie to save him?” Fredbear asked, thinking he was lying. He wasn’t there to witness him actually teleport.

“I never thought that he would be here.” Golden said, raising up his hands defensively. “And also, teleporting a long distance takes a lot of my mana. I’ve already run out of most of it.”

“Mana? What are you, a mage?” Fredbear asked, getting confused. 

“In fact, I am.” Golden said. “I’m endo-less and am able to move. Enough evidence.”

“Ok fine you win.” Fredbear said, shrugging his shoulders. 

Bonnie and Lolbit got onto the boat, both of them sitting in the front seat. That left the back seat for the two guys that hated each other. Golden on the other hand decided that it would suck if he had to teleport that far and then teleport back, so he levitated himself above the floor. He looked at the distance between the mainland and the island, getting intimidated by the gap.

“Let’s go. The longer we wait, the more chance of Springbonnie not being alive.” Lolbit said.

“I’m almost certain he’s alive right now.” Fredbear said, crossing his arms in his seat. He disliked having to sit next to his nemesis. 

Bonnie started rowing the boat with his hands, which made the boat barely move. Lolbit looked at him like he was crazy.

“You didn’t bring a paddle?” Lolbit asked.

“I don’t have one. Why do you think it took me 10 minutes to get to the other side?” Bonnie asked.

Lolbit looked at the distance between the island and the mainland. It was only like 60 feet apart, not to mention Golden was scared of this small gap. Lolbit sighed heavily before throwing out one of her bytes. It was the eyeball byte that shot lasers out of it’s eye.