AN: Hey everyone, I'm back and I bring more updates. Just a fair warning that school restarts next week which means I won't be able to update as often when it does , but I will try to stay as regular as possible for you.

I would like to thank all my lovely reviewers: TheMostBadazz, and Coldjack007 for there support and while it may not seem like much, it actually is more than you think.

A side note I would like to point out on the OC characters. Steel is based off one of my friends personality wise and I can't unfortunitly tell you too much about her with out spoiling the story for you all. Matti I based on my boyfriend and I added him in as a comic relief. I know that its important to not add too much OC characters into a story, but the two that I added in this chapter are really important to the story line later.

Now back to the story.

SN: I do not own Five Nights At Freddy's (sadly)

CHAPTER 4

NIGHT 2 PART 1

Her head ached when she woke up and there seemed to be a crink in her neck from sleeping on the couch. Granted, it wasn't the most comfortable, but she had been far too tired to move from her spot after she had settled in for the night. When Steel had gotten home, she had literally tiptoed to her son's room and kissed him on the forehead, which had not been an easy feat due to the various toys the child left lying on the floor. After which she had settled onto the couch with a cup of tea and her trusty lap top to research what she was against. She hadn't gotten far with it. There had been some newspaper articles about the Bite of '87 and the murders of the five children, but it had all been things she had already known about. The only note of importance that had caught her eye at all was a blog channel written by someone with the user SURVIVING_GUARDIAN. The man, because she assumed it was a male, had posted comments about how the Pizzeria was haunted by the animatronics that would kill any person that stayed after dark. That made her a little skeptical.

Steel yawned. She stretched out on the couch like a giant cat and sighed in utter bliss when she heard her back pop in several places. Upstairs she could hear the voices of her roommates in the kitchen and glanced at her clock in confusion. Most of the time they did not wake up until it was close to noon.

11:30 A.M

She had actually slept a full three hours! Steel could not help but be impressed. Her engineering studies took up a big part of her days and she was less than often lucky enough to gain more than one or two hours of sleep in a week. Steel sighed and kicked the blanket that one of the others must have covered her with before dragging her self up to the kitchen.

She froze when she saw the battle zone that had once been a very tidy kitchen and her mouth dropped open. The table in the middle had been turned onto its side as a made shift barrier and many of the cupboard doors had been pulled from their places to be used as convenient shields. There was flour covering the majority of the surfaces, even the clock in the back of the kitchen hadn't been spared and she grimaced when she noticed that some of it wasn't even power but a thick batter mixture that had already begun to dry in several places. She questioned her sanity for allowing the idiots responsible to watch over Matti when she wasn't home. The two in question didn't even bat and eye lid at her sudden entrance, too occupied by their all-out food fight except for the third perpetrator. Matti had stuck his head out from behind his table barrier and spotted her before he grinned evilly and picked up a hand full of sticky power and threw it.

It smacked her right in the face.

Silence suddenly ruled over the room, as each of the five turned and face her with pale faces. No one made a move or even dared to breathe as she reached up to wipe away the mess from her eyes before glaring at them.

She let it drag on for a few seconds before cocking a delicate eyebrow.

"Care to explain?" She asked and like a spell had been broken, the silence broke as the two left from their places with halfhearted and rushed excuses while Matti rolled across the floor.

"This isn't what it looks like," Emmitt said weakly as he stood fully and quickly wiped his hands clean on his jeans. He towered well over her 5ft 2, being nearly 6ft, but that mattered little to her. He tried to wipe the flour from his pitch black hair which complimented the brown tint to his skin, and only managed to smear it more.

Steel raised her eye brow higher and put her hands on her hips.

"Really?" She enquired and they flinched.

"Shit hands on hips, hands on hips," Sylvester swore as he tried to maneuver around her glaring blue eyes at the two year old that laughed at him. He stood slightly shorter than Emmitt at 5ft 9 with soft blond hair that curved over his ears in what he called the 'surfers due'. His skin was slightly burnt red from his previous trip at sea where he worked and some freckles had decided to attack his cheeks over the years giving him an almost comical look, "We're so busted."

"It was all his fault," Emmitt screamed dramatically, pointing at her son who peered behind him for the person he was blaming.

"No I wasn't," Matti said and Steel fought the smile that wanted to come out so badly.

"Really Emmitt," She leaned back against the counter and did not care that she got flour all over her shirt, "Blaming a two year old for your mistakes?"

"Oops?" the twenty three year old shrugged stuck his hands into his pockets and he poked at a spot on the floor with a bare toe. Steel felt the pain in her head worsen. She pinched the bridge of her nose tiredly and sighed deeply.

"Seriously?" she sighed, "just make sure you get this place cleaned up. I'm going to go shower then take Matti to school before I go to class."

She heard them mutter about her being a Femme fatal as she stepped out the doorway and smiled. They were idiots but they were her idiots and she loved them.

11:50 P.M

Steel cursed as she stepped into the building and pulled on her hat from her pocket that said 'Night guard' on it in bold letters. Her professor had kept her in after class again in another attempt to go at her. What made men try to force themselves on her was beyond her, and she usually didn't take that kind of behavior from them but she needed the old man. He may have been an old pervert, but he knew his engineering, and she really needed to finish her Masters this time. As much as she hated to admit it, but schooling was expensive. She noticed Duncan right away as she crossed over the threshold. He was sitting at one of the seats, sweating heavily and glancing at the clock every few seconds in nervousness. Considering what the animatronics did at night she didn't blame him. She wouldn't want to be stuck here at night either, but she had to. Part of her still didn't believe that her childhood friends but from what she had seen the night before had all but confirmed her suspicions.

"Mr. Fizguard!" She called as she neared and the man nearly flipped his chair over in his haste to get up, "I'm sorry I'm late, something came up at the university."

"It's alright," the man said shuffling towards the entrance, "At least you made it. I would suggest getting to the office quickly and if you make it, we'll talk tomorrow."

'Thanks for the vote of confidence,' She thought but nodded any way and lugged her back pack over to her station as she heard the front door close with a loud click. She cursed when she realized she had forgotten to ask him about the doors and made it just in time to her broom closet of a station as the block signaling the beginning and end of her shift rang.

12:00

99% POWER LEFT

She snatched up her tablet and this time she did not jump when she heard the phone ring as she had before.

BEEP!

"Uhh, Hello? Hello? Uh, well, if you're hearing this and you made it to day two, uh, congrats! I-I won't talk quite as long this time since Freddy and his friends tend to become more active as the week progresses. Uhh, it might be a good idea to peek at those cameras while I talk just to make sure everyone's in their proper place. You know..."Steel snorted. She wasn't sure whether to call phone guy a friend or not considering he encouraged her but at the same time the way he down played the situation made her think otherwise. Heeding his advice, she flipped through the cameras and felt her heart speed up.

The rabbit was gone.

Rapidly moving her fingers, Steel found him in parts and services and sighed in relief as she sunk into her chair. 'What the hell is he doing in there?'

"Uh... Interestingly enough, Freddy himself doesn't come off stage very often. I heard he becomes a lot more active in the dark though, so, hey, I guess that's one more reason not to run out of power, right? I-I also want to emphasize the importance of using your door lights. There are blind spots in your camera views, and those blind spots happen to be right outside of your doors. So if-if you can't find something, or someone, on your cameras, be sure to check the door lights. 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."

She nodded. It made sense to her then as to why the bear had not moved in the slightest. Her engineering smart mind brought up possible reasons as to why he would do so. The one she leaned the most towards, sentience aside would have been the light sensor chip he had in his optics. She knew that because she had noticed the way the spot lights were focused all the time on him. When she had been younger, after their songs had been sung the lights had turned off and Freddy had climbed off the stage to come greet the people at the door. Of course back then she had not quite understood the significance of the lights. Now she did.

"Also, check on the curtain in Pirate Cove from time to time. The character in there seems unique in that he becomes more active if the cameras remain off for long periods of time. I guess he doesn't like being watched. I don't know. Anyway, I'm sure you have everything under control! Uh, talk to you soon."

Foxy.

She flicked over to the closed off section of the pizzeria and her mouth pulled downwards in shock when saw Freddy, Chika and Bonnie all standing outside the curtains which were still closed save for a small gap where she was sure she could see a faint golden glow.

What the heck?!

'Weren't they on the stage just a moment ago?' She thought frowning as she forced her mouth to close. Her eyes narrowed as she realized that they were saying something but audio on the feed was extremely soft. Hoping to hear something, Steel leaned forward and concentrated.

"Murderer…."

"…Have to…. Him."

"Fer me matey"

"….Children"

01:00 A.M

89% POWER REMAINING

She shivered. What were they talking about? Her brow frowned in confusion, but she paled when she glanced back at the screen. All the animatronics were gone from the scene save for Foxy who hid behind the curtains once again.

Steel searched for them. Her eyebrow rose when she saw them all standing on the stage like nothing happened and scoffed at their attempts in scaring her.

She did not know what was going on. The only murderer she could think out the top of her head, brought back memories that she had long since thought she had buried. He was obviously the murderer and Children she guessed were the victims.

The sound as the boy gave one last scream….red covering the yellow of the suit… the knife glinting...

Steel curled up in her chair and put her head between her legs.

'Relax,' she thought desperately, 'HE's not here. HE can't get you.'

Dun dun duunn. Cliffhanger!