preaching to the choir
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As they reach the Daycare exit, the guard glances back at Moon. “Did he really?” he questions, quietly. “Try and take her, I mean?”
Moon pauses, just long enough to keep his voice box carefully neutral, and answers, “Yes.”
“Hm.” The guard looks away again. “Bastard got what was comin’ to him, then.”
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There is an attempted kidnapping in the Daycare, but Moon is security, after all.
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- Part 1 of preaching to the choir
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so will you please say hello to the folks that i know; tell them i won't be long by ranchdiip
Fandoms: Five Nights at Freddy's
30 May 2022
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“Please, just Freddy is fine,” he hums, stepping back from the guardrail. “If we’re going to learn what happened, and how to best keep the children safe, let us be on a regular name basis.”
This feels so incredibly strange, Sun thinks. Moony curls beneath his processor, a soft brush of agreement.
“Sun, then,” Sun responds. “And Moony. He’s the Naptime Attendant.”
Freddy inclines his head, pats the guardrail once, and adds, “The others and I look forward to working with the two of you.”
Sun isn’t sure how much he believes that.
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Sun is the most alone he's ever felt, contained in Parts and Service. It's hard to trust someone else when he's no longer sure if he can trust the other half of himself.
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- Part 2 of preaching to the choir
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(and when you speak) angels sing from above by ranchdiip
Fandoms: Five Nights at Freddy's
17 Feb 2023
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“Fine,” you spit. You’re still shaking, but the fear is mixed with anger now, a bitterness that follows all of life’s unfair balances. “Fine. Whatever. I won’t tell anyone that Fazbear is letting a criminal run free and paying for his treatments to boot. But what the fuck do you want me to do about this thing?”
“Work on it,” Margaret says. She doesn’t acknowledge your barb, probably for the better. It still burns you. “Figure out how you can decommission the Naptime Attendant without damaging the Daycare Attendant. It’s the Naptime’s that turned violent, and we can’t return the animatronic to the public until it’s gone.”
“You want me to get rid of the half that saved a little girl,” you scowl.
“I want you to get rid of the half that put a man in the hospital.”
“I’m not a software engineer, Mag.”
“You are, now. If anything happens to you, tell me. You know I’ve got your back here.”
You’re starting to wonder if that’s true.
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Last week, the recently debuted Daycare Attendant put a man in the hospital. Corporate has decided it's your problem, now.
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- Part 3 of preaching to the choir