Funtime Freddy's P.O.V

"This should work, right?" I asked. "I mean, we're about to find out. This is the first time any one has attempted this so we're making history," said Helpy. "William doing all this shit for sure would go straight to the publishing page if anyone ever found out about it," I noted while closing all the pages on the laptop. "Are you good Duality?" "Yes, a simple method we can work with. Can you hear me well?" he responded as his face popped up on the home screen of the computer. "Loud and clear. Volume for this thing is at max so we should be good now," I responded. "Not sure how people will take learning from a face on a computer," said Helpy. "Is that a problem?" I asked. "Oh no. Just saying how weird it'll be for some people; not me of course. I've already seen my fair share of questionable things so far and this isn't the thing that'll exceed my expectations yet," said Helpy. "You intend to learn the Resurrection Power as well. To use it and aid the others is battle," said Duality through the computer. "Really? I wasn't sure you would bother to in the first place," I said turning towards him now. "I'm afraid I cannot permit that," said Henry looking over at us from where he was working on Mangle. "Let me guess; because you created me you have the authority to stop me from doing this," said Helpy turning to look at him. "You already have a task and that's being an exit for the others when necessary," answered Henry. "I know and I don't plan on being apart of the front lines, but have you considered what would happen if the enemy attempted to attack the car, along with me if the event occurred. I got no way to defend myself and if I'm taken hostage or the car gets commandeered what then? If I'm given a weapon I can use to defend myself with in case that situation does happen, I know I can take care of myself with less ease," explained Helpy. "He's got a point. The enemy is well aware of the importance of our transportation and Helpy being the only one without a weapon or power gives the enemy an advantage over us. We need all the help we can afford to win this fight and put aside our protection over the incapable. Not when they can changed into capable fighters," I said siding with Helpy. It wasn't like Henry to be all protective over someone like Helpy, as he knew the gravity of this war long before it even started. Perhaps there was something more to the both of them than I realized.

"Henry. I have to do my part in this fight and I'm apart of it now, because I chose to. I could've easily sat on the sidelines and pray our side at least won, though I'm still doing that every day as we get closer to our siege on the pizzeria. I expect to be included and you can't stop me if you try... and if I fall... " continued Helpy. "I know... " responded Henry seeming like he knew what Helpy was going to say next. "Are you sure you want to do this? There is no turning back or guarantee of your outcome." "I've made up my mind long ago, it's just you that has to acknowledge the oath I've sworn now," responded Helpy. "He's right. Helpy has decided to involve himself in this war because he knows sooner or later he would be forced to join. Better to join on your own free will," said Mangle as we all turned towards her. "We shouldn't dictate someone else's choices or their way of proceeding their life, that's not our job. Joining this war won't guarantee his survival as you stated Henry, but all of us knew that when we realized what were getting into and Helpy knows that as the rest of us do." Henry turned to look back at Helpy, as be sighed for a moment at his following decision and realization of Mangle's and Helpy's words. "You're both right. I can't stop you for going through with this decision; you are free to live your life the way you see fit. You have my support," he said now. "That's the Henry we know," said Helpy with a smile now. "Thank you. Now I have something to request for you; I want you to get some rest." "Excuse me?" responded Henry confused on what he meant. "You've worked nonstop last week and this one with minimal sleep, along with the little time spent on taking breaks. This may be a one time thing, or I least I hope it is, because the progress you achieve that helps us only weakens your own mental health. Just take a damn break so we don't have to find you passed out on the floor," explained Helpy. "You under-" "Don't worry, we'll make due without you for a while and we'll head to bed in a couple of hours anyway. Just rest up alright? So we don't have to knock you out cold instead," said Helpy cutting him off. "Alright. I am in need of rest and some time off working, I'll admit. Though I trust you and Freddy can settle any tensions that may rise in my absence, let alone with anything else comes up," responded Henry. "Hate to get your hopes up but the worst thing that can happen is someone choking and dying from a midnight snack," said Helpy. "Or if the enemy possibly launches an attack on Henry house," I said bringing forth the thought. "Well, that too," said Helpy. "Indeed William could attack my house at any time, though it is odd why he hasn't done so since we are a problem to him, unless he has a reason to do so. On that note it would also seem William has not bought or owned another house, even after he seemingly abandoning the one Freddy and his friends lived in," explained Henry. "The thing is, he didn't abandoned his house he intended it to go to Freddy once he was created, all to fit in with the illusion of his death and false wish to take his place," noted Duality. "So now Afton has been staying at his pizzeria?" I questioned. "Funny enough, yeah. You would think someone like him would just buy a new house instead of probably sleeping on the bathroom floor in his own pizzeria. Kinda sad but enough for me to feel bad for him. Well almost," answered Helpy. "Even if he does attack this place we'll be ready for him. If that day does come." "Very well. I hope the training goes well," said Henry. "Could you do me favor and let the others know the training is ready and about to start?" I said to him. "I will let them know before I head off to bed. I leave the rest in your hands," responded Henry once more. He walked away from us and towards the door, as I turned towards Helpy who was watching Henry leave the garage. "I guess welcome to the team officially," I said to Helpy. "Right... " responded Helpy with an attitude focused on questioning the meaning of my words. His head shot back at the door closing behind Henry walking inside the house now, clearly making it obvious something was bothering him. "Didn't know he held such value towards your well-being," noted Mangle while straightening her posture against the pillow she was leaning on. "I didn't realize he had those sentiments until now," said Helpy in response. "You didn't expect him to have those feelings?" I said looking at Mangle. "No, just... a lot more about him we learn each passing minute," she responded. "Doesn't surprise me though. He cares for all of us, though more for me as if I'm a child. To an extent of course," said Helpy. "Can't say the same for Charlie; I don't know what's going on with that." "He hasn't spoken to her?" I questioned. "Barely! Unless I haven't been there to see shit or some conversing between the two!" exclaimed Helpy. Just as he had expressed his feelings about Henry and his daughter the door to the house opened, as everyone walked inside now. Michael was the first one to walked in with Foxy behind her, then Bon Bon, and the others as they each made their way towards us. "What were you two just talking about just now?" asked Foxy as she and Michael stopped near me and Helpy. I turned to Helpy, as he did the same with his face stern as it could be; showing the resentment from answering Foxy's question. "Well... " I tried to say turning back to face the others. I was unsure of my stance on the situation: Charlie was in the room with us and I wasn't sure if she wanted personal matters to be mentioned at all, yet she could need others to talk with about her current relationship with her father. "What? Hiding something from the rest of us? Gonna keep secrets from us like William?" demanded Bon Bon stopping beside Foxy. "Don't compare him to William, not against our sworn enemy! I'm sick of you attacking Freddy because you can't trust him like you used to!" exclaimed Foxy turning and point towards him. I was shocked to see Foxy like this as I had never seen her mad, including the frustration that carried her anger. "Guys stop!" I said trying to end the feud before it escalated. "Oh here she goes! Off to defend her boyfriend like usual!" responded Bon Bon who seemed to ignore the flack he was currently receiving. "I'm not defending her because he's my boyfriend, I'm doing this because you have no right to vent your own frustrations he had nothing to do with!" exclaimed Foxy back. "Maybe he hasn't hurt you but god fucking damn he's done some damage all around us you can't see!" exclaimed Bon Bon in retaliation. "Break it up! Both of you!" said Bonnie walking in between the both of them and sticking both his hands out in front of them. "Arguing about our problems isn't going to do a thing, so at least result it in a different matter. That's includes a fistfight so no punches." "I started this quarrel so I'll resolve it," I said. "Me and Helpy were discussing Charlie's current relationship with Henry." "Welp! Secrets out, so no blame on me," said Helpy. "No one was going to blame you. Why would you think that?" said Mangle on the table. "Because we have individuals who would point fingers at the first person they saw," responded Helpy. "Oh you're about to experience-" "Alright enough!" exclaimed Michael cutting off Bon Bon, as he stepped in front of him and Helpy to prevent a fight from breaking out. "Quit it Bon Bon or you'll be out of the next mission for good, possibly any future one's if you keep on!" threatened Bonnie pointing at him. "Now that's something Mangle would say!" exclaimed Springbonnie in excitement. "Well he's doing a good job with his threats, though we'll see how he does with discipline," noted Michael. "What sparked interested involving my father and I to you?" asked Charlie. Her voice didn't hold any distaste with her questions, she simply wanted to know. "Well... Helpy mentioned how it seems you and your father haven't really talked. Though we only assumed so from what we've seen," I responded. "Huh! Can't even stay out of family affairs!" huffed Bon Bon crossing his arms in disappointment. "You're really impressing me on how you can complain more than what I was capable of, and not the way you don't to be heading towards if you don't shut up!" expressed Bonnie who really was starting to head towards his breaking point. "Look I brought it up because I know a lot about your father, more than I would like to know at times but he created me after all. I expected the guy to be more lively and happy, and I guess he did check those feelings off the list," explained Helpy. "Though it seems those feeling were a one-time thing since he's back to spending hours on his work and no time dedicated with you. Look I hate to get sentimental over this or be involved but without the two of you interacting... You're one of those I'm sure he's happy to see again."  The room went quiet for a moment after Helpy's words, as we all awaited for Charlie's response to him, if she would address his question that is. "If you wish to know so badly," said Charlie finally. "To be honest I've been avoiding my father or any talk with him ever since I've arrived, mainly due to the fear of getting things back on track." "Never thought I would hear those feelings expressed from someone like you," noted Michael. "Why's that?" asked Foxy. "From the times I've spent talking to Pu- Sorry, I mean Charlie... she seemed well-versed on herself and surviving all these years. Not only that but for her to mature from the age she was at when... I killed her... is admirable, considering that kept her going all these years," explained Michael. "Well unfortunately, you're wrong. It's true I matured over the years in order to survive, learned new words from the customers by listening in on conversation if I could, and helped the poor souls who were without guidance... but deep down I was still the child that I was before my life was taken," answered Charlie. "I may have matured, but not the normal way one grows over time like most do. And I think because of it this is the way I am now, and possibly will always be. I don't think me and my father can go back on track after all the years and how they've affected me, and even if there is hope there is no time to take action due to the upcoming day where we attack William... There might be the chance I might not even survive through all of this." "The same goes for all of us," I added in. "Though that shouldn't be an excuse for not, at least, trying to get things back to normal. You're reunited with your father again, and you have us to assist you on mending back that relationship, should you want it. If you don't at least try you'll never have that relationship you and your father had all those years ago, and William isn't allowing us much time to live our lives normally." Charlie's eyes pointed towards the floor. The others patiently, without any movements, watched her consider my words as their way of acknowledging my words as well. "Family's important. And personally... I wouldn't want to waste an opportunity that you possess," I added in. Charlie's eyes darted with my own and made contact for a moment before shooting back towards the floor again, as the moments towards her answer inched closer. 

"Alw-"

The sound of Bon Bon's voice lasted barely a second as my eyes could see him staring at Mangle on the table, all while he had basically petrified any thing else from coming from his mouth. It was such a stern and vicious expression filled with command that I also felt the energy just by looking at it as well. Bon Bon grunted in annoyance while looking away, backing down for the moment against Mangle. "I spent years with so much doubt that I would ever see my father again, wondering if he would see me as his daughter if I were to return to him. I received my answer... I just couldn't accept the chance I was being given," Charlie said finally. "I think tonight it might just be time to talk to my father as his own daughter again." "Your father for sure will welcome the relationship with open arms," noted Michael with a smile, followed with a chuckle. "Kinda reminds me... You helped in me on the path I found the end to, even if your role was minor. And now we do the same for you in return for your work. Small steps used to cover such a large distance and reach in no time." "Our lives are connected. We are a family... All of you were raised to be apart of it, and while its purpose was crafted to destroy others, all of you sought to give the family name a new title," explained Charlie with a smile on her face now. "I'm sure I'll grow to love all of you as family like I love my Dad... And Mom... Thank you." I could feel the height of her words hit close to home in my heart, and her smile could be felt by me due to how it almost resembled and reminded of that young child she once was. I didn't need to visualize anymore to get idea of the now returning person of Charlie. Bon Bon cleared his throat as we all turned to look at him, as many faces were set in question the action he just made. "Did we forget we have powers to learn and work on? Powers that we have yet to use against our enemies? I'll be heading out unless we learn how to make our enemies bleed properly if that's not the case," he questioned. "He does have a point, as some of you may disagree with my statement regardless. The conversation has done it's job, now the next task starts," stated Duality. "So this is his talk about knowing every moment that has, and will happen. Just what we needed," said Bonnie expressing his annoyance. "This guy can tell the future then?!" exclaimed Springbonnie curious. "Now that's the coolest thing to have!" "A proper response from you, of course," noted Duality. "It is true I can calculate every scenario and possible moment that can happen, though not the outcome of our mission or if it will end. That is due to my lack of information of Afton that seems to be missing from my memory, therefore limiting not much to work with." "Didn't Henry create you though?" asked Michael. "Yes, though he used some of William's methods to create me, including major replication of data and code for my intelligence that store my information and myself. I can only theorize Afton possibly erased any information of himself in case Henry would use anything as a tactical advantage, as there is nothing of his social security number, information on his relatives and family, or any files about him." "So then how did you receive all this information you hold now?" asked Bonnie. "Simply by plugging into the internet at the time and collecting all the data that was there to exist," responded Duality immediately. "Dude really is the smartest thing to exist, huh?" said Bonnie. "Smartest machine yes. Second smartest thing next to Afton, possibly third considering I have yet to witness the superiority intelligence of this Scott Cawthon," answered Duality. "We'll see about making you number one," I responded walking over to the computer he was possessing at the moment. "Alright everyone! Training starts now! Everyone line up side-to-side with three feet apart between each person!" "And here I thought I would hear talk all night," said Helpy as everyone started getting into. Everyone scrambled and kept making sure there was enough space next to them, until finally they were side-to-side as I asked. "You mind explaining the cardboard boxes and the cut out ones?" asked Bonnie looking behind me. "What's that thing? And are those sheets" asked Springbonnie pointing towards the whiteboard. "A whiteboard, usually using for writing on. Not for today though for it and the sheets," I responded. "Seems even amazon packages, bed sheets and a damn whiteboard are vital to our training. Why wouldn't they be," said Helpy to himself. During his comment I noticed Mangle seemed to be watching me very closely, or at least seemed to be judging me on how the success of this lesson would go. It made sense since she already had high regards and standards for me, thanks to word of my achievements and efforts, which meant she expected greatly in terms of being a leader. I'll admit though, I never did strive to be a leader, I only hoped to do the right thing and rid this world of someone who would disrupt the flow of it. Guess that's what makes someone a leader, at least in the eyes of those who view people like me. 

"Before we actually enact any powers, you must be able to accept the power that is in all of us. You must accept that it is not just apart of us, but that it is one of us. It is bound to our lives. It's what gives us the strength to fight hard, the intelligence to think with a clear and sturdy mind, the perseverance that keeps us standing on our feet among all odds... It is how we live," I instructed. "Close your eyes and see the power itself, the center of the body that fuels your power, the source of itself. Only then can you start to understand the Resurrection Power. If you do not accomplish this you will not be able to move on with the rest of the training... or possibly fail completely." "Wait! This is apart of the training?! It started already?!" exclaimed Helpy confused. "You learn anything and anyone is apart of the training itself. Had to learn the hard way myself," said Bonnie as he closed his eyes now. "Could've given a heads up at least," said Helpy closing his eyes now. "I also recommend complete concentration and limited talk, if you wish to successfully pass the first step," I said noting the ongoing conversation. "I'll just keep talking since you failed to mention 'required' in your words," said Helpy. "Fair point," I said to myself accepting his response. "If you wouldn't mind, I wish to participate in this section only for now," said Mangle from where she was still sitting straight up. While Henry did tell me Mangle was not permitted to take part of the training for now, I knew I couldn't stop her if she refused anyways. Besides it is the least vital part of the training that could really strain her repairs and health. 

"Very well. You may take part in this section," I responded. "Ever considering not cutting your vacation short every time?" asked Bonnie. "You should know I never did like vacations to begin  with," responded Mangle closing her eyes. "Heh. Just a recommendation leader," said Bonnie with a smile. "Just take it easy. Wouldn't want a leader like you extending her absence from battle," noted Michael. "I think it's you that needs to talk easy. Wouldn't want to fail your training on your first test," responded Mangle with a grin. "Always focused on others except yourself," said Michael to himself with a smile. Shortly after everyone allowed silence and concentration to take over, focusing on accomplishing their task. "I-I think I see I can see it... " said Michael unsure. "What do you see?" I asked. "Uh... It's... It's... A force of energy. But I can barely make it out," he responded. "Concentrate to not lose it," I said. "I see it as well. It's a force of energy, purple but streaming with power," mentioned Mangle now. "I see it now. Yes, it's purple but not as if is a dark energy. It's a tool that can be used for good with unimaginable at your side," agreed Michael. "And its... It's alive... Like it has a life of it's own... And its speaking to me... " said Michael. "Huh! I too see the power now. It does have a some what powerful presence and shape to it," said Bonnie now. 

"They're perfectly getting through this part with no sweat. All as calculated," noted Duality. "No need to calculate anything in general. They're got what it takes to beat any test," I responded. 

"I can hear it too. Like it wishes to establish a connection... Wait! That's what it wants! To connect!" said Mangle. "To establish the connection with the power itself! To begin our training! To receive our powers!" exclaimed Michael who seemed to be understanding what Mangle was saying now. "Where even is the power? If it's at the center aren't I supposed to see my heart?" asked Springbonnie. "Oh wait! There it is!" "Only you can miss something right in front of you," mentioned Bonnie. 

"It wants us... " said Michael before stopping himself.

"To reach out... " said Mangle finishing his sentence.

Both of them stuck their hands out for a moment, as noticed Charlie was doing the same motion a moment later. "That's the power? Can't believe something like this has been inside of me this whole time," said Helpy sounding unimpressed. "That power... " said Bon Bon sticking out his hand. "Is what will give me strength to defeat my enemies." A moment later: Michael, Mangle, and Lefty lifted down their arms back to their sides before opening their eyes. Their eyes flashed the black and whites eyes of the Resurrection Power that showed they had successfully established a connection to the power; they were ready for the rest of the training. A moment later their eyes changed back to normal, as the three of them looked at each other in awe at what they had just experienced. "I feel the power in my body now. It exists within, it always has. We've just acknowledged its presence," noted Michael. "To think this power has always laid dormant in us for this long. What we've could have used to save the others... " said Mangle now before clinching her fist. "Though it wouldn't change anything regardless. Now we use their power to protect this world from Michael's father." "To think the power I possessed held more than what I was lead to believe. Now its full potential can be used," noted Charlie. 

"The three of you have passed the first test. Both you Michael and Charlie can leave your positions now while we wait for everyone else to finish," I instructed. While Michael and Charlie made their way towards where Mangle was still sitting up on the table, Bon Bon opened his eyes to show he had successfully completed the test. "You passed Bon Bon. You can leave your position now, I said. "Huh! Of course I did. Wonder if you would pass it yourself!" he barked in response. "As a matter of fact I have already," I responded. "You established a connection with your powers already? When?" asked Michael. "Earlier in here when I was tested out my powers myself," I answered. "Wait! With Henry and Mangle earlier? Talk about keeping that a secret," said Helpy. Bon Bon grunted in annoyance of our discussion as he walked on over towards where the door to inside was, as to get away from us. "So you knew what the test was, huh?" Michael said to Mangle. "Ha! Like I needed to see it to pass," she responded. "Didn't think so," responded Michael with a smile. A moment later: Bonnie, Springbonnie, and Helpy, with their hands reaching out, finally let them dropped to their sides and opened their eyes to to brief eyes that held the Resurrection Power. Everyone except Foxy, who still had her eyes closed. "Looks like I don't need to borrow Henry's gun," mentioned Helpy. "Who needs a gun when you got cool powers that are infinite," said Springbonnie. "Can't argue over that," said Bonnie in agreement. "The three of you have passed. You can go to a different spot now," I said as they all made their towards where Michael, Mangle, and Charlie were. I turned back to Foxy now who seemed to still be working on establishing a connection with the power. "It seems a struggle has overtaken her," noted Duality of my observation. "Foxy how is the process working out for you?" I asked. "I... I'm trying as best as I can. Every time I try to visualize the power it blurs... I just can't see it," she responded. "Of course Foxy can't pass it. Maybe get the hint that you're not cut out to fight," huffed Bon Bon. "Of course the asshole can't also get the hint to shut up," said Helpy. "Admittedly Bon Bon has a point... " stated Mangle. " ...I only realized this myself during the process, but for one to pass the test must hold a great amount of determination and willpower. That is what will gain you acceptance with your power. If you lack those factors, you're bond to be rejected by your powers. Simply, you cannot be weak." I walked on over to Foxy and stood in front of her while grabbing both of her hands. "Keep your eyes closed," I said to settle her down after her movements of my presence. "Focus on the power. See clearly that it is in front of you." We both sat in silence along with everyone else, waiting for her to proceed. I would be at her side all night if it meant helping her pass. "Wait... I think I see it... I do!" she said finally. "Do you hear it speak?" I asked. "Yes, I do. It's clear... And it wants..." she continued. "Let go of my right hand." 

I did as she asked, as she stuck out her hand now to reach out, finally establishing a connection with the power. "She passed," said Bonnie sounding surprised. "She did. She passed because she was given her strength to finally succeed," said Mangle. "Freddy is her strength," said Bonnie realizing the factor. "Yes. He is... Having a companion at her side is how she operates... Which is also a weakness, one that dictate her actions to enact terrible decisions... " she responded. 

Foxy finally let her arm rest to her side, as she opened her eyes to show the success she went through. Yet Mangle's words didn't go out the opposite ear they came from. Foxy did seem overly attached to companionship, especially mine; she thrives off it. It wasn't a flaw I hadn't considered until now, though had definitely seen before. It was clear the little time she spent alone and secluded at that underground place with Elizabeth and the others, before I had shown up, had effected her greatly where getting her out of her comfort zone wouldn't solve the problem so easily. This was something that had to be discussed with her, if there was time to spare.

Foxy's eyes finally changed back to her normal color, as she smiled at the sight of me still holding her left hand. 

"Thanks for the support. You sure know how to be the best example of that."

"That's how most people view me as."

Even with my concerns of her I couldn't help but smile back at the fact I had someone like her in my life. And that was enough to fill me with hope that when that chat about her would soon come she would be understanding of my concerns. As I stared deeper into her soul it made me reflect on how much I deeply loved and cared for her, that I also relied on her for strength. Though I knew as well if she were to be taken away from this world I wouldn't lose my strength nor myself to her loss because we both knew losing ourselves over one of our demises would only bring us down. We had to fight for each other and the promise to finish what we started. That was our sworn love and loyalty we shared with one another. 

Perhaps not fully.

Maybe marriage would be an option.

Just the thought of it threw me into disarray if it should be considered, at a time like this. 

Would spending my time to pledge my love to Foxy be worth it, especially since we both already acknowledged the relationship we sworn to uphold to?

Or have we both not accepted the journey we set for ourselves? Do words still need to be said instead of relying on emotions and uncertain guesses?

Perhaps... the next step must be taken?

"Are you both gonna stare at each others souls for ever or actually get back the training?"

"Huh?" I said regaining back my senses. "Oh! Uh... right! Uh, sure! Yeah! Back to training, of course!" I said backing away from Foxy in embarrassment from me spacing off, especially in front of her. I could feel my cheeks already burning red due to blushing as I scratched the back of my head in complete disarray. "Huh! Me and Bonnet were never like this," said Bon Bon still across the garage near the door. "Yeah! It's called not all couples are the same!" hissed Helpy at him across the garage.

"All of you have passed the first part of training, but now comes the real part," I said walking near Duality and picking up the cardboard boxes on the floor. "So how does this help our training again?" asked Bonnie while I was setting the cardboard cutouts up to stand on the boxes. "When he'll tells us I'm sure some of you will find amusement from the answer," said Mangle. "What? Did you find it funny when he told you for the purpose for these things?" asked Bonnie. "Actually I admired the use he come up with, and I'm sure most of you will agree with it as well," she responded. 

"You're next test for tonight, and probably the least until tomorrow, will be shooting projectile using your powers. To use its full description for the attack, all of you will be performing a Shadow Beam," I said walking over to the wall to hang the sheets. "We will be using the cardboard cutouts as targets for this lesson, while the whiteboard and bed sheets will be used to make sure if anyone misses the targets extreme damage isn't done to the walls of this place. It is Henry's home after all," I explained hanging up the sheets over the whiteboard. "What and Henry can't afford to pay to fix some holes in his wall?" huffed Bon Bon. "Yeah! A million holes from the people who'll probably won't hit their target every time, and especially with something like that would draw into question of the authorities if you could try to hide its purpose. You still want to call someone in for drywall be my guest," said Helpy. "You could just fix it yourself, I'm sure Henry taught you at least one thing instead of just complaining," responded Bon Bon as I walked I walked on over in front of the boxes many feet away. "Both of you enough! I don't need a headache from two people who can't let something go!" commanded Bonnie from across the room to break up the argument. "Huh! Says the one who refuses to back done from a battle he can't win," responded Bon Bon crossing his arms as got into my position. The others had already noticed what I was doing and gave others looked, unsure of why I was doing instead easing the tension between Helpy, Bon Bon, and Bonnie. 

"If you're asking for a fight, you're going to receive one if-"

The sound of me sending out the Shadow Blast startled them a little due to how distracted they were, as it managed to knock off the cardboard cutout onto the ground. As I turned fully around I could see I had taken the others by surprise on the status of my abilities and how much I had learned, except Mangle who carried the same look of impressiveness she had the first time she witnessed the attack herself. 

I looked at the others, everyone single one of them to express just what they would be getting themselves into for tonight. It for sure would be a long one without sleep.

"So? Who's ready to experience the feeling of being able to take on anything?" I asked with a smirk.

"Nobody for sure won't be able to deny the feeling once you take a shot yourself. And trust me, that first time feeling will stick with all of you."