Springtrap found himself laying down, as if he had been sleeping. But he wasn't. Pain throbbed through his body, especially his chest and back legs. The door opened and a blue pegasus came speeding through, leaving a swift Rainbow trail behind her.
"Listen here buddy, we're not afraid to hurt you if you hurt us, so don't try anything!" Another mare came through. It was the Alicorn from earlier that confronted him. He growled as she entered and gave the pegasus a few words. Then, she turned towards him.
" So.. Springtrap is it?" she asked. The mare kept her distance, cautiously keeping an eye on him, ready to attack if he made any sudden movements.
He nodded his head, ears flopping as gravity affected them and the air caused them to bounce up and down. "Yeah. Why does my head hurt so much, by the way?"
She refused to even acknowledge the question. "My name is Twilight Sparkle. I'm sorry about the rude introduction." To his surprise, she took out a hoof and pointed it towards him.
He started at it for a good 5 seconds before shaking it. "Pleasure to meet you, Princess Twilight." For once in his life he felt.. something other than sadness and bitter anger towards the people around him. He felt...
Happy.
"Please, don't call me 'Princess', Springtrap! We're friends, plus I-"
Twilight didn't even get a chance to finish before Springtrap was up and embracing her in a hug. They broke apart and he smiled bigger. "You don't know much that word just meant to me."
Twilight smiled. "My pleasure! I wouldn't be the Princess Of Friendship if I wasn't making friends, now would I?"
They both shared a laugh. "Now, back to business. If you don't mind, we'd like to invade your mind tonight and try and find out where you came from."
"Only if I can come with you and it's just me and you plus one other friend, if you don't feel safe around me."
Twilight laughed. "I'll bring me, you and Luna. She's gonna be helping us do this whole thing. If something takes control of your body, the first thing we'll do is leave the mind and try again at a later date."
"What do we do now?"
Twilight shrugged. "So you eat?"
Springtrap shook his head. "Ever since I became this thing over 30 years ago, I've not ate. It was a bit painful at first, but now I feel okay with not eating, I guess."
"Wow...well we have a balcony that you can go outside and watch the sun set if you want."
Springtrap looked happy. "I haven't watched the sun set in almost 3 decades, that's a yes from me."
As he made his way to the balcony, the feeling of happiness brushed over him. He had friends, well, a friend. He didn't even have once of those growing up, which is probably the reason he's like this now. Rotting in a suit, in another world.
He came across the doors, opening them with his hoof and sitting down in a chair. It felt refreshing. The sun began to set and a single tear fell from the corner of his left eye, which he wiped away quickly with a hoof.
"Not today, Afton. You never cried a day in your life. Just because your a dead, rotting, murderers corpse in another world, doesn't give you the excuse to cry."
He sat out there so long, the moon rose.
Twilight knocked on the door and pushed it open with a hoof.
"Springtrap?" a voice called out. Springtrap looked behind him and it was an Alicorn, yes. But it wasn't Twilight.
"Oh, hello Luna."
She gave an awkward smile and sighed, standing next to him. "I know what you've done, and I know you're sorry about it."
Instead of lashing out, he sighed. "I am sorry about it. Its just that..."
"The children's souls don't get it?" Luna answered for him.
He nodded. "Who could blame them? If someone killed me when I was younger, I wouldn't listen to them either."
Luna smiled. "They're in your head, you know. They want to be free, but you need to get them to listen to you first."
He sighed once more, looking up at the moon. "I've done nothing but that for as long as I can remember! They won't listen to me!"
Luna rolled her eyes. "But they'll listen to me with you. We'll do this together and see if that works."
Springtrap smiled before getting up. "I'd like that."
2 hours later, everything was ready. Springtrap requested chains and the others to watch over them to make sure he doesn't try to escape or go crazy.
Twilight looked at the robot, and then Luna. "Right," she started. "If Luna is ready, we'll cast the spell and get this over with."
She nodded. "Let's start, I see we're all ready. Any last words?"
Springtrap let out a cough. "There's going to be a lot of blood and death, so be careful."
Twilight chuckled. "I'm sure it's not that bad!"
With that, Luna casted the spell, putting the 3 to sleep.
They were all in a void. Memories were around in random places, but the one closest to him was one he never wanted to experience again.
The Birthday Party.
He knew what they had to do and with great hesitance, they all made their way into the memory.
The Diner was small, it was basically one big, extended room with private party rooms and employee areas to the sides. However, the main attraction was the animatronics.
"Who's that yellow bear?" Twilight asked.
"That's Fredbear, the main star and the other one is Springtr- bonnie. He played the guitar." he caught himself at the right time, thank god.
The memory haunted him the most in particular. It started.
"Hey loser!" one kid yelled.
Twilight turned to Springtrap who was having second thoughts about this. "Do you wanna go back?"
He shook his head. "The kids are nearby, I can feel their presence. If they watch what happened, they might listen to me."
Twilight nodded, placing a hoof around him, smiling. "Who's that kid in the fox mask?"
Springtrap sighed. "Terrance, my oldest. The one who is crying is my youngest, Chris. The girl in the pink dress is Charlotte."
Twilight and Luna both looked suprised. "You have kids?"
Springtrap sighed. "Not for long, I did love them."
They all went silent and watched the scene unfold.
"G-go away, Terrance!" The younger one yelled out, trying to stand up for himself. "You know that Foxy mask freaks me out!"
Springtrap zoned out, watching the scene unfold. He knew what was going to happen.
It was inevitable.