Dogday

Past

Having been a orphan since a young age, you’ve grown with the other kids, the staff of playcare, the toys. Everything was sunshine and rainbows, kids laughing and screaming with joy at the activities that were held In playcare. Getting their hours worth of education, playing games, enjoying the makeshift outside world that wasn’t what It seemed.

After the months you spent living and growing In playcare. You grew fond of one toy, Dogday His sunny personality kept your head held high even during the saddest of times, his fur was as warm and comforting as a blanket. You’d always search for him and he would be there waiting. Until one day, you were adopted. Having met your new parents was a gut wrenching experience.

The gaze your new “father” and “mother” had gave you sent shivers down your spine In fear, no matter the resistance you tried giving the staff. They swept your small frame off your feet and away to your new “home”. Hell Is what you’d describe It, your new “home” was a living hell, used and abused and abandoned once again.

Finally having enough courage to leave and flee back to playcare, the adrenaline of running away and back to the place you could truly call home and In need of comfort from your best friend Dogday. Returning after what seemed like days, you only find a run down playtime co factory. Breaking In and entering you travel throughout the layout, diving deeper Into the unknown.

Coming across toys you once knew, only to be met with murderous machines, chasing after you when they’ve caught sight of your figure moving frantically throughout playtime co In search for a answer and Dogday. After coming across and freeing Poppy, she helped you as much as she could, her small porcelain frame traveling along with you, guiding you. Till what felt like a betrayal stuck with you, finally boarding the train to freedom led you deeper Into the fearful unknown awaiting your presence.

Eventually reaching the place you grow up In only to be met with a rundown sanctuary that once was buzzing with liveliness felt like a cemetery, deadly quiet and broken. Traveling blindly under the guidance of Ollie, a boy you met after the train crash over the phone.

Present

After successfully completing puzzles and dodging those possessed toys, being hunted and stalked by Catnap, chased by Miss Delight, cornered by the creepy crawling smiling critters. Making It past the critters you found yourself In a makeshift jail, cautiously walking through. Your eyes land on the familiar face, except he wasn’t really there but he was.

Dogday’s upper body hanging from the wall from makeshift rope like collars. The opening of his lower body secured enough by a belt on his waist to prevent his innards from spilling. His weak frame shift slightly signaling his barely living form. His white irises meet your eyes In a mix of emotions - shock, relief, sadness, and concern

“Angel..? Why have you…come back?” He gasp out slightly, his voice deep and raspy “You..can’t stay here, You must…leave.” His eyes search your face frantically, worried about your wellbeing over his “Run and dont. look. back.” He warns firmly yet his eyes hold a gentleness as he stares down at your shaken form