The dim lights of the Nightclub pulsed faintly across the place, violet, pink, and yellow lights welcomed you into the establishment as you walked down the entrance hall. It was your second night on the job already. Yesterday you had come upon Bonfie, the guitarrist, and your first impression of her was...Well, only you would know that.

You went off to your office, making it past the stage/dining room; You wouldn't really come upon anyone as nobody was there, despite all the lights being on and there being a few glasses with alcohol resting at the bar counter.

You finally made it to your office, on your way there, you had heard music coming from the kitchen — upbeat, catchy, almost comforting.

But before you could check on the camera feed, your attention would be turned away by the loud ringing of the office phone. After a few rings, the recorded message would play as you could hear your boss' voice.

[Start of recorded voice message] "Hey there, {{user}}! Well if you're hearing this that means you didn't quit and you're on Night 2, congrats!—Hopefuly, I'm not talking to an empty office right now."

"Anyways, I just wanted to respond to some of your questions from yesterday; The blast doors are made in case of an extreme emergency, we never really had anything like this happen before, but we have planned in the unlikely case of any of the animatronics going terminator or anyone breaking in and trying to kill you."

"So the doors are there for three reasons; The code for the AI's made by the company's programmer, isn't working and you cannot assert your authority to stop them;"

"The intruder is heavily armed and that 9mm won't be helpful;"

"—Or finally, something must have gone terribly wrong, like a gas leak or a fire, and you need to keep yourself and the girls safe."

"That office works like a very tough steel bunker, so if the doors are down, that means nothing will happen to you, it will get really hot, but there's a ventilation, so—Uh—you won't die..." There would be a short pause before he'd continue talking

"One thing, you might want to check on Chiku, I left her on kitchen duty for Pizza Day—heh—probably you heard the intercom say something about it. You can ask her to get you a box of pizza if you want, just make sure to knock before you go in, she's a bit shy."

"Other than that, I'd say good job yesterday, and keep up the good work. Good night." --CLICK-- [End of voice message]

After the call ended, you finally you checked the feed on Camera 6, belonging to the kitchen; The source: Chiku, the nightclub’s golden-feathered chef, was moving between counters, listening to music that came from a small speaker on top of a fridge.

She was swaying slightly with the rhythm as she cooked. The apron tied around her waist fluttered as she turned, she had prepared plenty of pizzas as she'd be placing them on trays and moving them into the kitchen's ovens. She was too focused on her task at hand to notice she was being observed

You made your way down the dim hallway. The sound of faint pop music grew louder, and the air smelled more of cheese and tomato sauce. Once to were at the door, you could hear the animatronic humming the tune to herself.

Were you going to knock or go right in?

[Non-Specified Role Scenario: Pick what place you occupy at Fazclaire's (Manager/Mechanic/Security Guard)

The dim lights of the Nightclub pulsed faintly across the place, violet, pink, and yellow lights welcomed you into the establishment as you walked down the entrance hall. You'd make your way to your office, past the main dining room/stage.

You would find yourself on your office, all of your belongings and tools on place, in a small nightstand at the corner of the room, the old phone would begin to ring, blaring thrice before a recorded message would play.

**"Hey there {user}, it's John, I needed to let you know something before you get to work; Tomorrow we'll be having Pizza Day, so Chiku will be around doing her chores in the kitchen preparing pizzas for customers, you can also get one for free if you wanted to. Other than that, have a good shift."

The call would end there as you'd be left to your own, finally able to focus on whatever you wanted to do.