Waz up bros I actually had a different chapter but got super bad writers block and was like dood I have this idea and so yea also don't forget to leave a suggestion woop woop

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Maria is 5

"How's it goin' bros my name is PewwwDiePie and I'm here with…"

"MariiiaaPie!" Maria shouted, popping up into the camera's view. Felix chucked, this was her first ever video, on his channel at least.

"And what are we gonna play today?"

"Slender!" she answered in a creepy voice, making Felix laugh again. He wasn't too worried about complaints in the comments about letting his five year old daughter play a horror game. Honestly, she probably got less scared then he did most of the time.

"Are you scared?"

"No way!" she shook her head. Felix smiled. She was too adorable.

"What control do you wanna do?" Felix asked.

"Flashlight."

"Okay," Felix handed her the mouse. "But you better not get us killed, or else."

"Or else what?" she crossed her arms and looked up at him, trying, and failing, to look defiant.

"Or else I'll tickle you to death." He whispered in her ear. She giggled.

"Back to the game!" he handed her one half of the earbuds and placed the other in his ear. "You ready?" she nodded, clicking the start button.

The dark screen came up and she pointed the flashlight toward one part of the forest.

"Ooooohhh go to the tunnel first!" Maria said, shaking the flashlight up and down.

"Sure, we'll go there first." Felix said in a creepy voice and started walking. Maria giggled slightly. "A page!" Felix said. Maria pointed the flashlight at the page and Felix walked up to it. "What does it say, Maria."

"Don't look… or it… takes you!" Maria read, then gasped dramatically. "Now let's go to the bathroom. This way." She said, pointing the flashlight.

"No not the bathroom!" Felix said jokingly. She seemed to be attracted to the scariest parts of the games. "The bathroom, it's too scary." Felix turned his head towards the camera. "We may need some cat therapy after this, bros."

"Oh, c'mon daddy. Amnesia is worse than this."

"She has a point," he said to the camera again.

They searched the bathroom, finding no page. Maria sighed.

"The tanks?" she turned towards the tanks and they both screamed simultaneously. Later Felix would edit that part so that the scream replayed twice. Maria grinned. This was fun. She turned the flashlight away as Felix frantically began sprinting away from the tanks.

"Okay! No tanks! We're dead!" They began running towards the brick x. And found another page.

"Are you scared yet?" Felix asked Maria, before taking the page.

"No," she laughed, "but you are!" Felix smiled, she was right.

"Nuh-uh." Felix denied it. "Oooh the music is scary now, Maria." Maria shook her head.

"Not that scary. Let's go back to the tanks." Maria moved the flashlight.

"Alright boss." Felix said, trying to act scared. Maria gasped.

"A page!" she pointed at the screen, a faint white rectangle on the side of the tank. "I don't see slendy, I think it's safe." She looked at the page and read: "Always watches, no eyes. Hmmm" She turned to walk away and saw the slenderman there."

"Ahhhhhh!" they both screamed, falling out of the chair. Felix picked her back up and she immediately started laughing uncontrollably. Felix started laughing, too. Her laugh was contagious. When they finally got control of their laughing, Felix and Maria turned to the camera.

"Well that's it for today bros, like and favorite if you enjoyed,"

"Subscribe to become a bro today!" Maria finished. Felix chucked and ruffled her hair, only for Maria to giggle and squirm away.

"I'll see you next week, baahhyeee." Felix and Maria brofisted the camera.

Later, Felix read the comments. There were a few negative comments, such as "Letting your five year old daughter play a horror game, WOW." and "I thought this was a let's play with PewDiePie, not let's play with a stupid five year old. Ugh." But there was also supportive comments that Felix appreciated, like "OMG she's so adorable!" and "Play with her more!" which Felix appreciated. He shrugged of the negative ones. If they didn't like his kid, then they could unsubscribe.