And so we've come to part 1 of the crazy and probably complex ending to the story. New characters such as RAT, Chester and ScribbleNetty will arrive this time...including the return of Baby.

XJ-6: HEY SHE SAID STAY SEATED!

Me: Nah, I feel like standing.

XJ-4: That chair your sitting in is filthy anyway.

XJ-7: I might as well sit. Not like I got anything else to do.

XJ-5: You could race XJ-3 around the house.

XJ-3: *Tries to run but falls apart*

XJ-1: WAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!

Jenny: Not again.

XJ-2: HICCUP *Blasts wall*

XJ-8: I'll get everything under control.

Me: Well while you do that, I'll get this chapter started.

Chapter 10: Absolution PT 1

Meanwhile with Cindy, the angry purple feline walked around the middle of the city deep in thought. She had never been so mad at her brother before, sure he was annoying and a bit clumsy, but he was in no position to boss her around. They were supposed to be equals, hell they were twins for crying out loud. The fact that Candy thought he controlled her life made her furious. She wasn't going to let Candy tell her what she can and can't do. She was gong to her next boxing match whether he liked it or not. Not like he ever came anymore, Candy ran the restaurant in her absence, but he would watch it on TV and call her.

"Stupid Candy...thinking he's the boss of me! This whole business is scrambling his brain...he better watch himself." Cindy growled.

It brought a tear to her eye thinking of his attitude, he's lucky she didn't pummel him in the office...then again...maybe Candy needed a good thrashing to set him straight. But then she wondered...could Shadow Candy be plotting again? Maybe he fed on Candy's anger and made her brother worse. She shook her head and rubbed her arms, it was getting a little chilly. Several humans and anthros walked around nodding or waving to each other including Cindy. Some wished her luck on her match or gave her a thumbs up. But none of this cheered her up.

Walking near the bar, she felt she was being followed, surely Freddy or that black bear didn't think they could surprise attack her. Her ears perked up as she could hear wheezing and a few coughs. Getting even closer to the bar, she was deciding when to turn around, the wheezing and coughing continued.

"Ugh..."

Suddenly a hand grabbed her shoulder rather roughly and she tensed up, her tail pointing straight up.

"Hey baby, what are you doing out here all alone." The person purred.

Cindy swung around knocking the hand off to see a taller brown rat who looked pretty old with large black outlines around his eyes, wrinkles on his face and countless cuts all around his body. The rat seem to hunch over and shook a bit.

"Look man I don't have time for your shit, back off before I knock you down the street." Cindy bared her fangs.

But the rat continued to advance on her, Cindy held her fists up but found herself back away towards an alley next to the bar.

"Come on, we can have a good time." The rat shrugged.

"Get away from me! GET AWAY!" Cindy growled.

"Not happening sweetie."

Suddenly the rat lunged for her and Cindy couldn't help but let out a scream of terror. She swung several times but the rat dodged them all except the last one which knocked him in the head. Cindy then kicks him in the chest before backing away, fists still up. The rat rubbed his head before he staggered back a bit.

"AUGH! YOU BITCH!"

"I'M NOT A BITCH!"

The rat raced at her with a fist but before he could get to her, a crowbar rammed against the back of his head with a loud clang knocking him out instantly and he tumbles to the ground. Cindy jumped back in shock before looking up at her possible savior. Who she saw made her heart skip a beat.

"Oh...hey Bonnie."

Bonnie stood there still clutching the crowbar tightly in his hands, his red eyes staring down at Cindy who was confused as to was he was thinking. He didn't smile, just kept his frown. Cindy thought Bonnie had nothing against her or the others, after all he often provided small talk with the gang. Cindy slowly reached a hand out.

"Bonnie...you can let go of the crowbar now." Cindy said.

More silence followed for another minute before Bonnie's frown changed into a smirk.

"Hmph." Was all he said before lowering the crowbar more.

Cindy felt relieved seeing that Bonnie had nothing planned after all. Bonnie tilted his head curious by what she was doing out here.

"Thanks for the help Bonnie, look you don't need to worry about why I'm out alone...it's personal." Candy said.

"Oh really?"

Cindy and Bonnie turn around to see someone Cindy hadn't seen for awhile. Over the years Cindy has trained with other former boxers and met only the best around. This person was someone Cindy was all too familiar with. Standing behind them was a thin female cat with long brown hair and wearing a yellow blazer jacket with a green bowtie and also a yellow tophat with a ribbon on it. In her white gloved hands was a long green cane with a green orb on the top.

"Ah hello Cindy dear...it's been awhile." The cat grinned.

"Netty...it's been almost a year. Where have you been?" Cindy asked.

"Training other students my dear. Bonnie here is helping me out now." Netty tilted her head on Bonnie's shoulder.

Then Netty looked at the orb on her cane which began to glow, what looked like an evil grin appeared on Netty's face before she smacked the cane in her hands like a stick. Many unknown powers were hidden inside that cane of hers.

"The old cane is detecting some rather...negative energy in you. Tell me dear, are you and Candy having sibling issues?" She purred.

Cindy looked down, anger present on her face. Netty and Bonnie looked at each other and nodded in confirmation. They knew something bad had happened, and it wasn't over yet.

"Why don't we talk in Chester's Bar? We can discuss your problem and hopefully find a solution." Netty suggested.

Cindy nodded and followed the two inside the bar. Neither Cindy nor Candy were drinkers, but they still hung around to talk to Chester and chat with Peppy, Spring or Fredbear, the golden duo always drank on the weekends. Inside there wasn't a lot of people, nobody had heard what had happened out in the back. Chester was busy serving another customer when the three walked in. Chester was a wild chimp who had a love for playing music like Bonnie, except he played a banjo instead of a guitar. He often played it when he was bored or to entertain others. He used to have a crush on Cindy but the cat turned him down immediately saying chimps weren't her type, she preferred other cats.

"Heya guys! How's it going! Netty! Haven't seen you in awhile! Bonnie! My man! Cindy, looking purrfect as ever!" Chester waved excitedly.

"Calm down chimp, look we need to solve a little problem, you see Cindy and Candy had a little fight back at the restaurant and-" Netty is cut off.

"OOH! A FIGHT! A CATFIGHT TOO! Was it physical? Did you two knock the crap out of each other? I don't see any bruises on you, did you win?" Chester banged his fists on the table.

Bonnie then slammed his own fist harder on the counter making the chimp cringe in fear and shut up.

"Sorry."

Cindy and Netty rolled their eyes before Netty continued.

"It wasn't physical...yet. However, Cindy, why exactly were you two arguing?" Netty asked.

"Well I have a boxing match to get to tomorrow night, but Candy is so fucking bossy and thinking he can tell me what to do. He was never like this when we were kids, we had a very close bond...but now...everything is changing. What is it? Am I doing something wrong? Is he doing something wrong? WHAT?" Cindy slammed the counter making the others jump.

Bonnie didn't have much problems with his younger brother Bon. His brother was just a little intimidated by him though...this sometimes made him feel sad that he couldn't always be by his brother's side. Did Bon even talk about him to others...probably. Netty looked between Cindy and her cane which continued to glow.

"Hmm...something must be done about this Cindy. Maybe after closing you should talk to him, he obviously cares about your well-being. Maybe he's just not a fan of you fighting without him being able to watch. But you can't just bring the fight to him, unless you decided to hold boxing matches in the restaurant, go ahead and scar the kids for life even more...not like it didn't happen at Freddy's a lot." Netty shrugged.

"More talking less fighting." Chester chimed in.

Cindy knew Candy did care...but still...she didn't like how bossy he had became. She didn't want him becoming Freddy, but it seems he was slowly starting to become that way. She couldn't let that happen, even the chances of Shadow Candy returning were possible. That shadowy clone had been shackled in the depths of Candy's soul for years with Candy living a life without stress or pain.

"Maybe...I should talk to him after all." Cindy muttered.

"That's the spirit, by the way...did you two keep your promise?" Netty asked.

"You mean the 'No Claws' vow? Then yeah...we intend to keep it that way." Cindy nodded,

"I doubt that." Bonnie muttered.

"What?"

"Nothing."

"So uh...you guys gonna order anything, you're kinda holding up the seats here." Chester groaned.

The three give him a deadpan look before the orb on Netty's staff glowed a much brighter green. Netty concentrated on the orb's silent message that her head absorbed, then something flashed white from under her sleeve. She pulled it back revealing a communicator, someone was contacting her and she knew who it was.

"Agent B...have you located anything yet?"

"Yes of course! I knew something strange was going on at that old Freddy Fazbear's...the place was shut down so many years ago...surely they're not thinking of building it again."

"Who's there now?"

"I see Freddy and some pink and white fox...but that black bear is about to leave...wonder where he's heading."

"Keep and eye on them, I don't think there will be much of an issue if they see you."

"Nope, they'll just think I'm some lost innocent red-headed girl who just got curious...how pathetic."

"Just let me know what other info you find."

"You got it...Agent B out."

Netty turns to the others to find Cindy gone.

"Who was that?" Chester asked.

"None of you damn business that's who?" Netty scowled.

"My bad."

"Wait...where's Cindy?"

"She went back home to find Candy and will get back to us later." Bonnie informed her.

"Oh I see...hmm...hope she does the right thing. Right now I need to find out what Freddy Fazbear is up to now." Netty clenched a gloved fist.

Meanwhile, Candy hadn't been able to find Cindy anywhere around town, he had actually just missed her, Netty and Bonnie going into the bar. After asking around and searching through of few of her favorite places like the gym or the library, he figured she would have gone home to let off some steam by herself. Candy knew he had to set things right...but it wasn't going to go exactly how he planned, same for Cindy.

"Oh man, this is gonna be more difficult than I thought. I screwed up so bad...but still...she always does this. I can't afford to be stressed out right now. UGH...WHY DOES SHE...HOW CAN I...WHY DOES...DAMN IT!"

Candy grabbed his head in anger as the corrupt but contained energy of Shadow Candy listened and plotted.

"Feed on the anger...rise again...make this body MINE!"

Candy ignored the deep dark thoughts and drove up to the house to see Cindy's car was already there. Getting out he could see Cindy's lamp light glow through the window. She often used it more than her actual room light. Heading to the front door, he saw that the door was already unlocked, he hoped no one had broken in. Inside, nothing was out of place. Out of fear for his twin sister, he yelled for her.

"CINDY? CINDY! CAN WE TALK?" Candy yelled.

"..."

"CINDY!"

"..."

"Shit."

Candy began to walk up the stairs and towards her room, every second he dreaded what she was going to do. He really needed to get her to understand that he wants her to be safe and be able to work together, just like old times. They really needed to be together when Freddy struck again, but how could he get her to listen? Bravely knocking on the door, he called again.

"Cindy? Sis? I just want to talk about earlier."

"..."

"Please?"

"..."

"You can't stay in there forever."

"..."

"..."

"..."

"I'll come in myself."

Candy proceeded to turn the doorknob, only for the door to swing away from him and was replaced by a purple furred fist hitting Candy in the jaw. Candy staggered back from the blow and rubbed his jaw. There was an enraged Cindy at the door with a look that could kill someone if it was able to. Candy was relieved the finally have her attention, now he just needed to calm her down.

"Cindy please listen to me...I didn't mean to call you a bitch earlier. I really didn't, please forgive me. You know that wasn't me!" Candy slowly stepped forward.

Cindy stood there silent, but her eyes didn't move from Candy's. The brother had a pleasing look on his face, his ears drooped.

"..."

"Sis...talk to me."

"..."

Now Candy was starting to get annoyed by her silence, what did she want from him? He apologized...but that wasn't enough? Guess not. In the end, Candy turned around and faced his room down the hall.

"You know what...fine...don't speak to me then. I'm not gonna get mad because you think you're not partially to blame for this." Candy hissed.

As soon as he started to walk away, he's roughly kicked in the back sending him to the carpet ground. Turning around, he saw the angry sister towering over him.

"Say that again..." She hissed.

Candy, now unfazed by her attempts of intimidation, got up and faced her. He now stared back with angry stares.

"I said...you're partially to blame." Candy hissed.

The tension between them grew and grew, the shackled soul of Shadow Candy was loving every second of it. The two cats were just inches from each other's faces, their fists clenched and fangs bared. Candy just wanted her to calm down and talk it out, but Cindy wanted Candy to leave her alone and quiet telling her what to do.

"Candy...how the HELL SHOULD I BE BLAMED! YOU CALLED ME THAT! YOU TREAT ME LIKE ONE OF YOUR SERVANTS! AND YOU DID THIS ALL TO YOURSELF! YOU'LL BE THE ONE TO BLAME IF THIS BUSINESS GOES DOWN!"

"NOT UNLESS YOU'RE THERE!"

"YOU KNOW DAMN WELL I WON'T ALWAYS BE THERE!"

"THIS PLACE IS OURS!"

"YOU ACT LIKE IT'S ONLY YOURS!"

"THAT'S NOT TRUE!"

"YES IT IS! JUST ASK THE OTHERS!"

"WHAT?"

"Remember when you tried to get Lolbit to reorganize her store? Or the time you didn't trust the new recipe Chica and Chi made, you even wanted Foxy to become something other than a pirate! AND WHAT DO YOU DO? STAY IN THE DAMN OFFICE UNLESS WE'RE DOING OUR JOKE ROUTINE!"

"I'M NOT-"

"SHUT UP! YOU KNOW WHAT? I NEED TO SAY THIS AND YOU NEED TO ADMIT IT! YOU ALWAYS WE NEED HELP FROM THE REST OF US. YOU NEVER CAN DO ANYTHING ON YOUR OWN!"

"I DON'T NEED HELP ALL THE TIME!"

"OH STOP BEING IN DENIAL! YOU NEED US ALL THE TIME! YOU'RE PATHETIC!"

"OH BE QUIET! THIS COMING FROM THE GIRL WHO THINKS SHE CAN TAKE ON ANYONE IN THE WORLD! NEWFLASH CINDY, YOU CAN'T! YOU CAN'T GO AROUND THINKING YOU CAN BEAT EVERYONE! SOMEDAY, YOU'LL FALL, AND I'LL BE THERE TO SEE THE PROOF!"

"You say that like YOU could beat ME!"

"..."

"..."

"...Maybe I could..."

That made Cindy gasp, was Candy actually challenging her now?

"Watch it Candy, I'd mop the floor with you any day." Cindy warned.

"Look I'm not trying to pick a fight with you, we just need to calm down and resolve this issue before it's too late." Candy held his paws up.

Cindy shook her head and shook a fist.

"Candy...it's already too late. I'm done with this, I'm done with you, I'm done with everything here." Cindy turned around.

"What do you mean by that?" Candy asked.

He noticed her boxing suitcase was already packed by the door, she was really leaving him to go off to the match a few towns over. No...this wasn't over...he couldn't let her leave. He zipped in front of her blocking entrance into the room.

"I'm not letting you leave Cindy." Candy growled.

Cindy stopped and scowled.

"What are you gonna do about it?"

"STOP YOU!"

Cindy angrily lunged at Candy with a fist aimed for his face, but to her shock, Candy caught it.

"What!" Cindy gasped.

Candy then pulled her in for a punch to her own jaw. Cindy goes flying back into wall across from her room. The negative energy was making Shadow Candy stronger and stronger once again.

"Yes...YES! FINALLY! HE'S DOING IT! I'M GONNA BE FREE AGAIN! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! YES! FIGHT YOU TWO! FIGHT!"

"OW YOU PIECE OF SHIT!" Cindy snarled.

"You're leaving me no choice. I thought as my sister you would understand."

"And I thought as my brother you would understand too."

"Guess we're not the same after all."

"No...we're not."

"You're about as bad as Mangle."

"And you're about as evil as Freddy."

"..."

"..."

"DON'T. YOU. EVER. COMPARE. ME. TO. HER!"

"DON'T. YOU. EVER. COMPARE. ME. TO. HIM!"

Enough was enough, both cats raced at each other, a thunderous boom from their collision could be heard from outside. Their bond...their sibling bond...was destroyed! Or was it?

Meanwhile, Lolbit was returning home after Peppy had closed down the restaurant early. The chickens and Foxy had left for the mall but she needed to get some sleep. However...like before...she wasn't going to make it inside. In the shadows behind her...a pair of red glowing eyes stared her down.

To be concluded...

Wow...just wow...for one thing I can't believe this is about to be over! Also the craziness that will take place in the final part. Too bad I had to split it into two parts. There was just too much to put in one chapter. Oh well.

XJ-8: More fighting! YES!

Me: Yes yes their will be some more.

XJ-6: Hah! You wouldn't win XJ-8.

XJ-8: SHUT UP!

Me: UGH!