Memories, lies, hate, fear and desperation hang over for those at Freddy's as the FBI gives them their last warning on incidents which pend the company's fate. Abel, the boss, takes it into his own hands and enforces a company-wide order to preserve the company. More security, and the taking in of any potential criminals to ensure no incidents occur. Orange Guy finds himself being one of the main targets after his past is uncovered and is soon taken in. Takes place months after the events of the first Dayshift at Freddy's, and some of my own OCs are inserted here. * A parody story of the Henry Stickmin series, particularly Fleeing the Complex.*

(Y'all this is old better not read it,also my spelling is shit too so yeah,prob cringe,and i barely update)Dave and the others go back to be with jack after the fire but here's no where to be seen. find out what happens

It's been months since the others passed on. Jack somehow survived in The Void. Until, Jack is told that he can pass on with the help with one of his greatest enemies. Fredbear eventually let's Jack pass on but he's too late, a demon has attached itself to Jack like a parasite. He sets up a circus to calm himself and meets many of the spirits that used to haunt Freddy Fazbender's. Jack has to deal with possessions and they should be the least of his worries when a new problem rises.

After shutting down the Bakersville location and ending (or so thought) the Freddy's chain, Jack finally reunited with his older brother, Peter and his wife, Caroline. When Peter and Caroline go to New York and turn up missing, Jack goes through a state of depression. He eventually runs out of money and the bank takes their house. Determined to get it back, he takes any type of work he can find. Even if it could break what little mental wellness he had left. But when he hears a new Freddy's has opened, and they want a night guard, he accepts. He always does come back. Although, he isn't the only one that always comes back. This is based off Dayshift At Freddy's, but has some differences in plot. First off, after DSAF 2, Dave isn't in a bunny costume. Also, this doesn't have all of the DSAF 3 events, so don't expect things to line up in a perfect story as the series. Warnings will be in the introduction. Lastly, the artwork doesn't belong to me, and neither do the characters. They strictly belong to Direct Doggo. Don't know who the artwork's by.

Ah yes, the first hell ever since Fredbear's. But now there's screaming children, a phone headed boss and one strange purple man First story that I've shared to the world ever, how lovely.