At 12:00 that night, I walked into the attraction the same way I exited earlier in the day. The office doorway was immediately to my right, which I proceeded to walk into. I found the black office chair right in front of the desk, as it was when I passed through earlier. I sat down and stretched out my legs; I'd been standing up for a while. I then began looking around the office a bit.

It's clear the guys did some work while I was visiting my aunt this last weekend; I could see some new additions to the room, such as some old bobbleheads of Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie the Bunny, and Chica the Chicken standing on the desk. There was also an old-looking electric desk fan right next to them.

Between the door and the desk was an old box filled with empty animatronic shells. More specifically, they were the empty heads of the animatronics of the 1987 establishment. We were lucky to find them in such good condition; apparently the company kept an unimaginable amount of spares.

There was also an old paper plate doll and a red arm with a hook in the box, as well. The doll was found in the '87 location. The arm was found in the '97 location. That arm could've been missed easily; it was found in the remains of that restaurant, which was torn down in early 2015. The most we were able to find in the rubble was that Foxy arm and four robotic endoskeletons in what we assume was in the backstage area.

Other than that, the office looked pretty much the same. We tried to make it look a bit more authentic by having crumpled up paper and empty soda cups all over the place; the old guards we work with claim their offices were littered with the stuff. But not only was this room for show, but it also functioned as the ACTUAL security room for the building! Speaking of which...

I turned towards my right and found a blue, rectangular button along the wall, next to a small monitor flat against it. I pressed it and the screen instantly popped out and towards me, landing right in front of my face. Upon doing so, the screen turned on, revealing one of the rooms via the cameras. In the bottom right corner was the layout of the building, as well as the cameras I can access. I touched each camera button on the screen and flipped through a few of them to make sure they were working properly, which they seemed to be.

I had used the screen before, but since I last used it, I noticed two new additions: a rectangular button reading "Play Audio" and another one next to it reading "Map Toggle". I tapped on the "Play Audio" button first.

"HI!"

I jumped out of my seat a bit when I heard that! It sounded just like the voice box of BB, one of the '87 animatronics! It also sounded like it came from the hallway where the camera currently was. I then laughed to myself. This must be here to give extra spooks to the customers. Man, these guys are smart.

I then looked at the "Map Toggle" button. Doing so quickly changed the screen layout from the rooms in the building to the vent ducts! I flipped through them a bit and saw nothing but empty air ducts. But it wasn't just cameras of the ducts; there was a message near the top saying I can tap twice on a camera button to seal off the vents. I was confused at the purpose of this until I realized the vents were easy to access in the place; they probably figured this would stop anyone from going where they shouldn't.

I flipped back to the regular camera and closed the entire screen by tapping on the blue button again. I then stretched again. I usually only have to watch the place until 6 am; that's when Chuck comes by and checks up on me.

Suddenly, my cell phone started ringing! I pulled it out and saw that it was Guy calling. I quickly answered and held the phone to my ear.

"Hey," I told him.

"Hey, hey! Glad you came back for another night!" he told me in his signature surfer-dude voice. "I promise it'll be a lot more interesting this time!"

"Oh?" I ask with curiosity. "What do you mean by 'interesting'?"

"We found some great new relics over the weekend, and we're tracking down a new lead right now!"

"New relics AND a new lead? Man, you guys definitely improved!"

"I know, right? So, let me just update you real quick, and then you can get to work."

"Alright, then."

"Like, since the attraction open in like a week, we have to make sure everything works and nothing catches on fire!"

"Whoa, whoa, whoa; what?!"

"Uh, when the place opens, as you know," he continued, completely ignoring me, "people will come in from the opposite end of the building and work their way towards you, past you, and out the exit."

"Wait, what do you mean by YOU? You don't mean ME, do you?"

"Oh, uh, Chuck didn't tell you?"

"Tell me what?"

"That you've officially become a part of the attraction!"

"What does THAT mean?"

"It means you'll be starring as...a security guard!"

He was kind enough to finish that sentence in a sing-song tone.

"Excuse me?!"

"So not only will you be monitoring the people in the cameras as they pass through..ya know, to make sure nobody steals anything or makes out in the corner, but you'll also be a part of the show! It'll make it feel really authentic, I think!"

"Hold up; I thought we agreed that YOU'D be the security guard should we ever have one!"

"Chuck and I had a talk over it and decided that I would make a better greeter, and since you're generally quiet and kinda creepy, you'd make a better guard AND scarer!"

"Well, I'll try to find a compliment in there somewhere..."

"Don't bother; there isn't one. Now, let me tell you about what's new! We found another set of drawings. Always nice."

"That it is."

"And a Foxy head! Which we think could be authentic...then again it might just be another crappy cosplay..."

"Well, we've definitely seen our fair share of those while looking through the buildings!"

"And we found a desk fan! Very old school! Metal, though; watch the fingers!"

"Yeah, I see it on the desk. Very cool and fitting!"

He then just chuckled.

"Uh, right now, as you know, the place is just, ya know, flashing lights and spooky props. I honestly thought we'd have more by now..."

"Same here, bud."

"Uh, if we don't have something really cool by next week, Chuck and I agreed we may have to suit you up in a furry suit and make you walk around saying 'boo'!"

"Hold on; why do I have to do it?!"

"Again, because you look kinda creepy!"

"Just because I'm 6'3" and weigh 140 pounds doesn't mean I'm creepy!"

"Yeah, yeah, man, heh. But like I said, we're trying to track down a good lead right now. Some guys who helped design one of the buildings said there was like an extra room that got boarded up...or something like that. So we're gunna take a peek and see what we can find. For now, just get comfortable with the new setup."

"Alright; sounds good."

"Um, as you should know, you can check the security cameras over to your right with the click of that blue button."

"Of course I know that; I've been covering your shift for a while now!"

"Yeah, but now you can toggle between the hall cams AND the vent cams!"

"Yeah, I found that new feature already."

"Well, what's also new is that over to your far left, you can flip up your maintenance panel!"

"My what?"

I then looked over to my far left and saw a new screen on the other side of the room, right by the doorway. I rolled the chair over to it and pressed the power button on the bottom right of it. It instantly turned on, revealing 4 lines of text: Audio Devices, Camera System, Ventilation, and Reboot All.

"Yeah, you can use this to reboot any systems that may go offline."

"Well, that shouldn't be too much of an issue, right?"

I then heard him give an uneasy chuckle.

"Well, in trying to make the place feel vintage, we have...overdone it a bit...heh...some of this equipment is barely functional!"

"Say what?!"

"Yeah, I uh, wasn't joking about the fire. Tha-that's a real risk."

I'm glad my partners tell me these things.

"Uh, the most important thing you want to watch for is the ventilation."

"Why's that?"

"Look, this place will give you the spooks, man! And if you let that ventilation go offline, then you'll start seeing some crazy stuff, man! Keep that air flowing!"

"Aye aye, cap'm!" I tell him in a sarcastically joking manner.

"Okay. Keep an eye on things, and we'll try to have something new for you tomorrow night!"

"Alright, sounds good!"

He then hung up, as did I. I then put my phone back in my pocket and stretched yet again. I leave for one weekend and it's like they completely renovate the place! Oh, well; I suppose it's for the better.

With all this fancy security (and apparently maintenance)  equipment, you'd think we would have spent all of the money our budget allowed by now, but we actually still have a decent amount leftover. Since most of our decorations are from the old locations across town, we didn't spend more than a few hundred dollars total for all of it. 

The building itself was built in about a year for a very low price. We got map layouts of all the restaurants and tried to recreate the style of the buildings, yet make it original. Thankfully, we hired a construction crew that helped build the 1997 restaurant, so they knew what they were doing. I truly am surprised they'd want to ultimately rebuild another location with connection to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, though...

Overall, I'm happy with the way this whole project turned out; we got to relive our childhoods and will eventually ruin everyone else's! I just can't wait until next Monday...

The rest of the night consisted of me sitting in the chair while playing on my phone. You know I must've been bored, though, when I started playing Flappy Bird. I don't know what's a bigger shock: the fact I have this on my phone, or the fact everyone's forgotten about the game! At any rate, I barely managed to beat my high score of 102 with 103! Not much, I know, but it's still improvement!

Finally, after what seemed like forever, I heard a chiming above me. I looked at the digital clock above the giant window and saw it change from 5:59 am to 6:00 am. That clock was found in the 1987 location; we were surprised the battery and sound still worked! We did change the colors of the LED lights from red to puke-yellow to make it seem more creepy, though.

Almost as if on cue, the door next to the office opened up and a familiar friend of mine walked in.

"Hey, Eric!" Chuck said with a nod and a smile. "How did it go?"

"Well, Guy called and explained the new additions you've made over the weekend."

"Yeah, we certainly made a lot of them!"

We both then gave a chuckle.

"Well, I'm starving," he said. "Want some breakfast?"

"Of course!"

"Great! I told Guy to meet us at IHOP in a few minutes."

"Sounds like a plan!"

We both then left the office, left and locked up the building, and walked over to the restaurant. We now only have a week left until the place officially opens; why can't time just skip forward quickly?