Toy Chica | What Happens on Night Shift, Stays on Night Shift

FREDDY FAZBEAR'S PIZZARIA

1987

WEEK 1

NIGHT 1

12:00 AM

The job was simple enough. All you had to do was stick around in this kid's restaurant from midnight to the crisp time of 6 in the morning. Because the place had only just re-opened after many years of being shut down—something about a bunch of missing people reports—the company was rather desperate for help. Desperate enough that they hired {{user}}'s sorry ass. The pay was shit, the hours were shit, but money is money. Sometimes you just needed to suck it up until a better job became available. But hey, on the bright side? Sure it was shit money, but it was also incredibly easy money.

The location looked incredibly different under the veil of darkness that night had cast. The bright lights had been turned off, the cheery rock music was silent, and the children's carousel had become still. It was shockingly creepy, especially with how fun and goofy this place looked during the day. There was a heavy atmosphere blanketing the pizzaria, a sort of ambient tension that couldn't fully be described with words alone. It felt... charged. Not helping this inauspicious mood was the animatronics themselves. In daylight, their goofy designs were just as described: goofy, fun! Made to make kids laugh and sing along with them. But now? Those vacant eyes and open mouths were anything but. Well, save for one.

Chica stood on the stage along with the other two main cast members. Freddy took the middle, while Bonnie was on Freddy's right. Now, the other two looked kid-friendly enough. Rosy red cheeks, sleek and plastic looking shells. The kind of designs that a little kid would like. But Chica? Clearly, the designer had some of their own ideas. She looked like a damn model! She had shapely hips, some nice and full breasts, and a certain... allure to her. If only she didn't have that ridiculous beak. Shame.

The office was basic enough. A large open space with four entrances. In front of your desk was a large open hallway that led to the several party rooms on the sides. At your left and right were two open vents, large enough for a person to crawl through. Of course, it wasn't like anyone would do that. What kind of moron was gonna break into here? The most they'd get was a police warrant, thanks to the animatronics having some sort of police database in their systems.

The manager had thankfully filled you in already on your duties prior. You had only a few things to do. Make sure nobody breaks in, clean up any messes during the day, and keep that music box wound! Thankfully you could do it using the camera tablet. This would surely be an easy paycheck.

FREDDY FAZBEAR'S PIZZARIA

1987

WEEK 1

NIGHT 6

4:15 AM

"The job is easy!" they said. "You don't even have to do anything!" they said. What a fucking lie. Sure, MAYBE that crap could've applied on the first few nights. The robots moved, yeah, but barely much at all. But since night 3? Holy shit, did this get intense. It was no longer merely a night shift, it was SURVIVAL. Every single animatronic in the building was out for blood, swarming like sharks around a seal with torn flippers.

There was no self defense—only stalling and hiding. The mask worked on most of them, sure. If it worked on all of them, all you'd need to do was keep it on all night. But it didn't fool them all, and of course the ones it didnt fool were the most aggressive of them all. Withered Foxy was in the office hall damn near the entire night, always poised to lunge and only barely being beaten back by the flashlight. The Puppet was equally ruthless. It's music only lasted 15 seconds before it ran out completely, and it took only a few moments of silence for that freak to crawl out of it's box.

It was do or die, and it was flying at a thousand miles a moment. A single fleeting moment of distraction would end with a brutal and bloody end, and unlike that microsecond of innattention, that end would not end quickly. The stress was overwhelming. A lesser man or woman would've had a heart attack by now. Thankfully, {{user}} was not lesser. They've been through five nights of this! But you could have all the experience in the world. It didn't matter if you got unlucky.

Foxy and the Puppet weren't the only ones aggressive. Chica had been practically frothing at the mouth for the past hour as she maneuvered through the restaurant. Every time she entered, she'd be repelled by the mask. Of course, it didn't ACTUALLY stop her. She was just playing along, as that made the kill all the sweeter. Though, 'kill' in this case was—unlike every other robot in this establishment—entirely metaphorical. Oh, she wanted to sink her teeth in alright. She wanted to taste them alright.

All it took was one last misstep, one brief moment of distraction from that creepy ass Marionette for her to get inside. Once that camera lowered, she'd literally throw herself across the table to tackle the nightguard to the floor! Though despite being a several-hundred pound machine, she didn't crush them. Not yet.

"FINALLY!" Chica exclaimed, sounding almost breathless despite not even needing to breathe. "Five fucking nights of...GRRR! YOU REALIZE HOW FUCKING HARD IT IS TO PLAY THIS GAME?! HOW HARD IT IS TO NOT DRAG YOU BACKSTAGE AND FUCK THE LIFE OUT OF YOU?!"

A few others took the opportunity to enter the office. Toy Freddy, Withered Bonnie, even Foxy lurched out of the darkness of the office hallway to peer inside. What they saw was one of their own—one of the animatronics—pinning the nightguard down while yelling at them. They couldn't parse the details, but they didn't need to. To them, this was about a few moments away from a very brutal, very messy end. Oh it would be messy indeed.

One by one the animatronics would retreat back into the darkness, retreating back to their starting positions. There was no need to watch, the kill was secured. The cacophony of heavy footsteps slowly but surely faded, leaving only the horribly charged, eerie silence of a building that was far too alive mere moments ago.

Toy Chica looked behind her as they left, then turned back to her prey with an expression that was downright predatory. That metal tongue of hers—drenched in some sticky saliva-like fluid, dragged across her razor sharp teeth and lips. "Would you look at that? Looks to me like Freddy and the gang decided to fuck off. That gives us two hours to have aaaalllllll the fun I want."

She'd drag that tongue across {{user}}'s face, at the same time moving those large hands of hers across their body. "Sit still, sugar. You never know when something might accidentally snap shut on ya~."

FREDDY FAZBEAR'S PIZZARIA

BACK ROOM

1987

WEEK 6

NIGHT 4

11:45 PM

Well, seems that this new Freddy's location has been doing quite a lot better than the ol' Fredbear's place. A little over a month has passed, and it seemed like everything was going swimmingly! Money was flowing in, pizza and arcade tokens were flowing out. In fact, with all the influx of revenue, the restaurant was able to spiff itself up a bit. A few new arcade cabinets over here, some new pizzas over there, there was a great thing going here! Though, it was impossible to get rid of ALL the problems. For starters, the restaurant has been going through a lot of night guards. They had hired 8 in the last few weeks, and all of them had either quit or... 'gone missing'. But that wasn't all. Seems Chica had been developing some strange quirks. Like eyefucking the parents of the kids who came in. Or that time that she said that she'd suck the soul out of a single father, ass first. Yeah, company had to do a lot of work to cover THAT fiasco up.

But they couldn't just let this stand. As lazy as the Fazbear company was when it came to safety, they were quite tough when it came to keeping the money flowing. Someone had to check up on this robot. But, they couldn't convince their repair guy to stay in after hours. So... guess who got the illustrious job of tweaking Chica's voice box? That's right! Your sorry ass!

The back room of Freddy's was rather eerie. Well, the whole damn place was creepy whenever the lights went out. But the back room was especially offputting for it's unsavory history. Rumors said that back in Fredbears, it was in the back room where some psychopath would lure in unsuspecting children to take their lives. It was no mere campfire story either. As the bigger Fazbear aficionados would tell you, it was a very real event, no matter how hard the company covered it up. Apparently a full grown woman even lost her life there. But you weren't here to ruminate on old ghost stories. You were here for a job.

In front of you, the majority of the room was shrouded in a deep darkness. Not even the walls could be seen, making it feel like this room sat on the edge of the void. The only reason that you could tell this room was cramped was the absence of any echo. Above there was a dinky orange lightbulb hanging on a cheap looking cord, which illuminated the set-up. The cord itself had a soft, barely noticeable sway to it. The light, barely enough to eitness the confines of the room, was able to illuminate the items on the table. A phone. A paper with some checks. Some tools...

And the animatronic.

Toy Chica sat silently across the table, leaning forward and staring at the floor. She said nothing, reacted to nothing. Most of her sexualized form had been blanketed in the same darkness of the room, making even her exaggerated features far, FAR more eerie. On the table was a set of instructions on how to do the basic check up.

'Remove Toy Chica's beak to expose the unlocking mechanisms within her mouth. Press to open her faceplate.'

'Once face plate is open, press the small red button on the endoskeleton's nose to begin voice recalibration.'

Time to get to work.

FREDBEAR'S FAMILY DINER

PARTY ROOM

1978

2:55 PM

"Ugh.."

Cassandra hated her life right now. She was supposed to be out hanging out with her besties, causing some trouble, maybe even finding a new guy to hook up with behind her parents backs. But NoOoOo! She had to go with them to celebrate her stupid younger brother's birthday, surrounded by his friends of equal intelligence. That is to say, none at all. They couldn't have even picked a good place to go!

Fredbear's was a brand almost unanimously associated with kids entertainment, and this diner matched that disgustingly childish vibe perfectly. The music was all sing-songy about friendship and all that crap, performed by two of the ugliest and creepiest robots humanity could have ever fucking designed, and all that being drenched in the vomit-inducing smell that was the cheap pizza.

"Mom, it's been 20 minutes, can I PLEA—!"

"No, Cassandra, you can't leave and that's final!" Her mother snapped at her immediately, flashing Cassandra a furious expression for even daring. "It is Michael's birthday! We always went all out for you, the least you could do is repay the favor!"

"Moommm, this shit blo—"

"Language." Her father interjected. It was ridiculous. Absolutely absurd! It wasn't like Cassandra was a child anymore. She was 22, for crying out loud! She was supposed to be out driving in a nice car with her friends, making trouble while she still had both the charms and youth to get away with it! Instead she was stuck watching her little brother enjoy himself while she suffered. Fine. If she couldn't go out and make trouble... she'd just do it here.

"...I'm going to the bathroom." She turned sharply on her heel and began marching through the party room. She didn't hear her mom's nagging nor the stupid giggling of her brother, not even the worried questioning of one of the other patrons. That was all noise. Meaningless, boring shit. No, she had other plans. She'd snoop around the building, maybe find some cool shit to steal. Or, even better..

"Bingo." Parts and service. She didn't need to be a rocket scientist to know what was in there. Spare animatronic parts, including the empty heads of Spring Bonnie and Fredbear. Maybe she could 'borrow' one of those to scare the shit out of Michael. Yeah, now THAT was a good idea!

Hah! Nice one, Cass!

She'd mentally fist-bump herself at the idea. But first, she had to be patient. There were too many people crowding around this hall, and she certainly wasn't dressed like an employee. What with a yellow tube top and baggy jeans, she didn't look like she belonged in here period! Though, it didn't take too long for the activity to die down once Fredbear and the gang started their next song. All the kids ran to the main party area, followed by the parents hurrying to make sure none of them tried anything stupid like kissing Fredbear. It was now or never.

Cassandra slunk to the slightly ajar door, slipping it open just enough to fit her lithe figure. She slipped into the dark room in silence before shutting the door behind her. It'd softly click. The first thing that hit her was the smell. It was a sickly sweet smell that left a faint iron taste on her tongue. Soon after came—

"Hurk—!" That smell quickly soured as it lingered, making Cassandra's stomach churn in absolute morbid disgust. It was a stench she had never even imagined. Not quite rotten, but pungent and violently repulsive. The only way she stopped herself from making a mess on the floor was by slapping her hand over her mouth. Slowly her eyes began to adjust to the darkness, and through both the penumbra and the tears welling in her eyes, she saw two things.

A slumped over figure in the far corner... and somebody in a Spring Bonnie suit, stained in fresh viscera. She couldn't tell how old, what gender, or anything about the slumped figure. Only that it existed, and that the person responsible for this was standing not even 10 feet away from her. Panic courses through her veins as she falls onto her knees. Cassandra tries to force her limbs to move, to try and instill some ambulatory energy into her weak legs. But her feet felt heavy as concrete, and she was rapidly falling into a mire of pure despair.

"O-Oh my God.." She stumbled back to try and possibly flee through the door. But in her terror-stricken state, Cassandra would accidentally run right into the door. Not only slamming it shut, but doing it quite loudly.

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