4 A.M.

Mike continued to keep an eye on the monitors, watching the erratic movements of the two animatronics. He felt he was doing good, considering the power level was still at 70% and he hasn't needed to use either door even once.

There were a couple of things he had noticed while observing the animatronics. One was that even though Bonnie and Chica were moving just about everywhere, they wouldn't go near the other stage, which puzzled Mike. Another puzzling thing he noticed was that Freddy hadn't moved once, just Bonnie and Chica. And while Chica seemed to move smoothly from room to room, Bonnie acted a bit more erratically, skipping over several rooms to end up on the other side of the restaurant. Once or twice, an animatronic would appear in the hall, and Mike would turn on the light to look for them, but they never showed up and went somewhere else.

"Maybe they'll just ignore me altogether tonight. I might just live through this!" He scanned through the cameras once more and found Bonnie to be missing, as he located Chica once more in the Party Room. He wheeled his chair over to the right door and turned the light on. Nothing.

He then maneuvered his chair over to the left door and turned on the light. Suddenly, right in front of him outside of the doorframe, stood Bonnie. His eyes were focused straight ahead, but then they rolled down to meet his gaze. Mike started to panic and, as Bonnie began to move his arm out towards Mike, he slammed the Door button and closed himself off from the anthropomorphic rabbit. He opened his laptop to the left hall, and saw Bonnie staring at the camera. He switched it over to the right hall, and gasped as Chica was standing right outside of the door.

Launching out of the chair, he covered the room in a half-second to press the second Door button just as he saw Chica beginning to lean in and reach for him in a similar manner as Bonnie was before the door slammed down right in her face. He panted heavily as he remained where he was by the door on his hands and knees, before he got up and walked back over to the chair to wheel it back into place.

"Man, that was too close," he told himself. He felt his heart and it felt like it was pounding at a million miles per hour. "Dang, whatever those things are, they're smart. They lulled me into a false sense of security and then struck at me from both sides." He picked up the laptop, which had proven surprisingly sturdy since he dropped it when he leaped out of the chair, and opened it. He found Chica standing right in front of the door on the right, and Bonnie remained firmly in place on the left. "Aw, man. Why won't you go away?" he cried out to them.

He switched it back to the stage to see if Freddy had moved, which thankfully he hadn't. He sighed and leaned back in his chair. "Well, I'm trapped. I guess it's a test of wills now."

5 A.M.

An "hour" passed as displayed on the screen and the two animatronics remained resilient standing guard in front of the doors. Mike was starting to get worried, since his power level has now dropped to 40%. "I think they're waiting me out." Mike whimpered to himself. "They're gonna wait until I use up all of my power, and then attack."

He got out of the chair and walked up to the right door. "You're not just robots, are you?" he asked Chica, though he was pretty sure she couldn't understand him. "You're too clever for that. Normal robots can't plan like you did." He placed his hand on the cold, metallic door. "So, what are you?"

A loud series of three bangs from the other side of the door made Mike jump. A similar series of bangs came from the other door in response. Mike ran back to the laptop and opened it up. He had it trained on Bonnie when he left, but he couldn't find the bunny in front of his door anymore. He switched the channel to the right hall and found Chica had performed a similar vanishing act. He switched through the channels until he found Bonnie in the Back Room once more, and while he couldn't see Chica anywhere, he could hear the banging of pots from the audio-only Kitchen.

Mike breathed a big sigh of relief. "They decided to leave me alone." He walked over to each door and opened it. He knew he couldn't relax just yet, but he had a feeling that his torture session was just about over.

Suddenly, just as that thought came to his mind, a clock began to chime somewhere. He looked at his laptop and saw the screen had changed from a security camera to a black screen with the exception of a large 5 A.M. displayed on the screen. Then, the 5 on the screen, slowly moved upwards and was replaced with a 6, having the screen now display 6 A.M.

"Well, Mr. Faz definitely knows how to make you feel good for getting through the night, I guess," he said, uncertainly. "A bit showy, if you ask me, though."

He closed the laptop and got out of the seat. He turned to the little cupcake and made a "tipping hat" motion with his hand. "See you tomorrow night, chum." And with that said, he walked out of the door of the small office.

Aaaaaaaannnnnnnddddddd, he's done. Did that bode well for you guys? I felt it was pretty true to the game, myself. But, tell me in the reviews what you thought of it. To be perfectly honest, this is my first attempt at writing horror, so please be true but fair.

I can't wait to see what Mike will say to Mr. Faz. So, until next time, stay tuned.