Dante began taking looks back and forth between Foxy and Freddy, the Freddy animatronic remaining seated and disinterested as Foxy seemed to dare him to look away, ready to speed into a gallop if he spent even an instant too long checking on Freddy. Bemused by this, Dante leaned towards the door on his left side and shouted, "You better not pal! You might trip on the rabbit corpse!"
When there was no response, he laughed to himself, setting the tablet aside and tapping on the stage where Freddy sat again and attempted his worst pirate accent. "Come on mate, don't even 'ave the camera on ya! Or ARRRRR ya too scared? I already killed one chicken tonight, I can handle two!"
He really wasn't sure if the animatronic understood what he was saying or not, but it was clear Foxy knew he was finally off camera. There was a surprisingly soft running sound coming from the left hallway, and as Dante put out his neck, he saw the animatronic fox rushing towards the door, jumping over Bonnie's devastated body when he came to it. Fast as he could, Dante ran to the wall next to the door and stuck out a leg.
Foxy tripped the moment he hit the leg, its already wide, unblinking eyes seeming to widen in horror as it approached the ground. Foxy did not simply fall: due to the gigantic size of Foxy's maw, hitting the ground at the angle he did split his mouth both upwards and downwards. When he pushed back to his feet, the top half of the robot's snout now formed a V towards the ceiling, while his lower jaw formed the same shape in the opposite direction. Foxy's hands felt around its face, implying it was wholly aware of the damage Dante had done.
In addition to grotesquely devastating Foxy's mouth, the animatronic found the oversized top half of his snout now was directly in the line of his vision, and tried to go to work at bending his mouth back into place, pricking himself several times with his hook hand.
"You know, one working hand is at least a bit of an improvement, but it's still just plain impractical," Dante critiqued. "I mean, you probably weren't invented to be a killing machine, but could whoever's making you do this have chosen anything more lamer? You guys are scarier when you're on stage playing that awful music."
Foxy swung his arms in a desperate bid at an attack, unable to land an attack at first but scraping Dante a little with his hook in a lucky strike. Not wanting the creature to manage another, Dante quickly grabbed ahold of one of his razor sharp teeth, gave it an open handed thrust and forced it back into his chair.
"I got bad news for ye matey," Dante said, shutting one of his eyes tightly and sneering. "Ya haven't had enough limes and I'm afraid ye've caught the scurvy. But never a fear laddie, I be first mate on this galleon, and I'll be handlin' yer treatment."
Had Dante's foe been anyone with any degree of piratic intelligence, they would surely have pointed out just how much nautical slang he had failed to use properly and correct him on what scurvy was. But, indeed, his opponent was an animatronic fox who had long been decommissioned.
Dante hacked into Foxy's body with the blade-like tooth, surprised to find it easily cut into the machine's metallic body. After a first deep carving, Dante yanked another tooth free and repeated the process as Foxy continued to shake and struggle all along the way. After another cut into his cheek, Dante took hold of Foxy's hook hand and tore it free, burying the thing deep in its right eye. When it seemed to be glaring at him, he quickly pointed out, "At least I shoved it in the eye you're already wearing a patch for," and tore out another tooth. "Here, let me sing you a song from that stupid show I watched with my daughter while it was in syndication."
"Do what you…Something cause a pirate is free! You are a pirate!"
Dante continued to dig through Foxy's chest until he found what he was sure was its central power base and, yanking a final tooth, severed every wire and watched as the animatronic went lax. Without the robot's struggling, Dante could easily pull Foxy's remaining teeth and set them on the desk for later use, throwing out the dismantled body with another shout of "You are a pirate!" and returning to the tablet.
"Just you and me now Freddy," Dante said. He gave the stage a quick click to find the Freddy Fozbear animatronic not turned towards the audience as it had been before, but now starring directly at the camera, as if looking at him face to face. "Come get me."