Survive the Night (FNaF)

[Demon God Caelan]

He smiles back

[Nero Sparda]

"Now, I put a lot a work on you Mangle and I don't want you broken so instead of going with the little kids I want you to look after the over fives" Soul said.

[theflophat]

| Mangle

She turned to Soul "you can't be serious," she started "I was built to look after toddlers!"

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[Nero Sparda]

"Yes but they will only break you again" Soul sighed.

[Demon God Caelan]

He sighs. "I think I should tell you all the truth, about the Pirate Cove show. Lily wasn't always in the show. Before Soul worked here, Mangle was the damsel, but the toddlers seemed so interested in her that the owners moved her into Kid's Cove, and she became the 'take apart and put back together' attraction she was. Lily was bought to replace Mangle, since it was cheaper to buy a new animatronic than to make the extensive repairs that were needed to repair Mangle."

[Nero Sparda]

Lily looked down then at Mangle. The time she had worked here she had fallen in love with Caelan but she pushed the thought away and gave a small sigh She stayed quiet, not knowing what to say.

[Demon God Caelan]

He looks at Lily "Don't worry Lily, they won't replace you. You've gotten a special place in kid's hearts, and mine"

[theflophat]

| Mangle

She looked around her confidently and said "I'm going to work with the toddlers, wether you all like it, or not.."

[Nero Sparda]

Soul took a calm breath. "You know what?" He said with a small smile. "Do what you want, if they break you again... I'll fix you" He smiled but inside, he was going insane.

Lily gave a small smile and looked at Soul. She had a feeling something was up.

[Demon God Caelan]

"Soul, you remind me of that kid who came here on weekdays. He'd skip school to visit Mangle, or as she was known back then, Foxina, and when the kids started taking her apart, he would jump in and stop them, saying that they were hurting her. They were always ignorant though, they argued that robots can't feel pain."