It’s my fourth night here. This nightmare is almost over. I entered my office and received a message like always.
“Hello, hello? Hey! Hey, wow, day 4. I knew you could do it. Hey uh, if you check the Prize Corner on Camera 8, you’ll see the Rarity animatronic.”
I remember seeing the Rarity on my first night. Wonder what she’s gonna do.
“So, if Rarity starts to cover up the camera, make sure to shut it down. Uh, you might only have a few seconds to react... Uh, not that you would be in any danger, of course. I'm not implying that.”
“Right.” I didn’t like the sound of that.
“Anyways, you should be able to handle her easily. Alright, that’s all you need to know. See ya.”
The message had ended. I checked the cameras to see complete madness. Pinkie and Fluttershy were in their respectful hallways, Rainbow was about to exit the cove, Applejack was at Party Room 2, Spike’s getting active, and Rarity was still inactive.
“Jesus! How fast do you guys move?! That message was like a minute or less!!” This was bad since I now have to check the cameras for two animatronics. Rainbow Dash is easy to deal with but with Rarity, one tiny mistake and I’m dead. Though, the phone guy did say she was easy to deal with so maybe I’ll be fine, maybe.
2 AM, Fluttershy appeared at my door and… you know how I dealt with that. Pinkie was still at the West Hallway, Rainbow had exited Rainbow Cove, Applejack was in the vents and… you know. Spike was at Party Room 2 and Rarity started to move. Don’t need to shut down the camera yet. I shut it down when she covers it.
It’s 3 AM. Fluttershy was at the East Hallway, Rainbow Dash came running down the hallway, Spike was in the vents, and Rarity started to cover the camera. I blocked each one of their maneuvers.
Things were starting to be a little bit of a challenge but I think I got the pattern down like always. I do everything the same way but for Rarity and Rainbow Dash, I just rapidly switch between both cameras and hope for the best. Thankfully, I survived the night and made it to 6 AM. One more night, and it’ll all be over.