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I'm never gonna stop making Dal incarnations, am I? This is the life I've chosen to live =w="

This time it's the one, the only, the world of Five Night's at Freddy's! Complete with two options right at the start!

Since Security Breach is the most recent addition to the series, both options' stories will take place at the Pizzaplex, with events playing out differently depending on whether it's happening to Adult or Kid Dal.

Adult Dal
Was never a fan of the Fazbear franchise, even as a kid. Between the ghost stories about kids dying in Fazbear establishments and a general dislike of animatronics overall, Dalex gave the Mega Pizzaplex a wide berth after it was constructed, even going so far as to avoid driving near the place.

The only reason he actually steps inside is because he agreed to be a chaperone for several kids in his neighborhood. All of them were begging and pleading to go, and with their puppy eyes combined with the promise of some cash from their parents (and his friend Makani's delicious rose apple tarts), Dalex couldn't say no. Taking a deep breath to calm his nerves, Dalex gave a reluctant smile to the camera as the S.T.A.F.F. bots set up his guest profile.

The mall itself wasn't as bad as Dalex thought it would be. The food was decent, the arcade was the retro heaven he'd always dreamed of, he kicked everyone's ass in Fazerblast, and while he was still a tad creeped out by them, the Glamrocks made "his" (in quotes because Chica mistook him for their dad) kids ecstatic, especially after they each got autographs from the whole gang.

Of course, the fun can't last forever, and once the nighttime concert reached its end, Dalex did a final head count of his kids. ...Aaand one was missing.

Shit.

The one thing he swore he wouldn't let happen ended up happening anyway. Fighting back against the wave of pure panic rushing through him, Dalex immediately called the other kids' parents and asked them to come pick their children up. ...What? You didn't think he was gonna make all the kids stay behind while looking for the absent one, did you? That's just irresponsible.

After a bit of pleading, a certain blonde-haired security guard agreed to let Dalex search the mall for the final kid, even alerting the Glamrocks so they could help with the search. Montgomery Gator paired up with Dal, the duo making their way through the golf course.

Monty could tell that Dalex was on the brink of flipping the fuck out, so he tried to start a bit of small talk with the fleshy guest. Which, unfortunately, didn't work, as Dalex continued to call out for his kid, ignoring the gator. In hindsight, ignoring said gator probably wasn't wise, as once the clock struck midnight, Monty went completely silent.

He stared at the human that kept calling for a kid...

(find the child)

His body felt like it was locking up...

(capture them)

Everything was getting fuzzy...

(the adult is unnecessary)

What...

(he is an interloper)

What was happening...?

(get rid of him)

What was he doing again...?

(dispose of him)

He was...

(kill him)

He was...

(Kill Him)

(KILL HIM!!!)

Dalex only had a split second to react as he was nearly tackled from behind, courtesy of the one and only Monty Gator.

What the fuck?! It was like Monty had just gone crazy!! He said as much to the robot gator, who only replied with a roar as he charged at Dalex a second time. Grabbing the first thing he could find (that being a golf club), Dalex swung as hard as he could at the animatronic.

...It didn't do as much damage as he'd hoped. The dent looked mean, at least. But dent or no dent, Monty was still ready to pounce, so Dal did the most logical thing you do in a fight you know you'll never win.

He fucking ran.

Kid Dal
Ever since he heard rumors about kids vanishing after visiting the Pizzaplex, Dalex made a point to never set foot inside. He doubted there would ever come a time where he'd have to. It'd have to be a life-or-death situation.

...So of course, once his friend Makani mentioned that she wanted to go, Dal immediately offered to come with her. Really, what was Dal supposed to do, let his best friend go to that creepy mall alone? Absolutely not.

From the moment he stepped inside, Dalex was tense and ready to run at a moment's notice. Any sudden movement or shout was enough to make him jump, and while Makani thought it was kinda funny, she still felt that her friend's paranoia was getting out of control. The Pizzaplex was perfectly safe, and she'd prove it to him!

The whole day was spent playing in almost everything the mall had to offer. From Fazerblast to Mazercise to the Retro Heaven this place called an arcade, Makani and Dally were together. Little by little, her purple-clad pal began to settle down and start enjoying himself, though not nearly as much as Makani was hoping for. Maybe he just had to meet the Glamrocks in person? Dally was always like that; wary until actually getting to know someone. It's how he was when he first met her, after all.

It was a little amusing, seeing Dal hide behind his much smaller friend once the Glamrocks started walking around. Chica was too peppy and made him a bit uncomfortable when she offered candy (which he still took because he can't resist caramel). Roxy's slightly aggressive tone felt like a challenge. The bad kind of challenge. And Freddy was Makani's favorite, so he didn't even try to talk to the bear until his friend had her turn.

So that left him with the one and only Montgomery Gator. He was used to this; kids being wary of the big, bad gator that replaced Bonnie. But that didn't stop him from trying to talk to the kid anyway. He had to admit that it was pretty damn cute seeing the kid act so protective over someone like half his height.

It's a shame, then, that despite his vigilance, Dalex failed to notice the eyes on both him and Makani. Eyes that had been watching them for quite some time now. Eyes that shone with an unidentifiable emotion, having found not one, but two new targets.

The girl would be easy. A decent warm up. The boy, meanwhile, looked like he'd give a good chase.

It would be fun. Like it's been each time before.

Fun.

Description
I'm never gonna stop making Dal incarnations, am I? This is the life I've chosen to live =w="

This time it's the one, the only, the world of Five Night's at Freddy's! Complete with two options right at the start!

Since Security Breach is the most recent addition to the series, both options' stories will take place at the Pizzaplex, with events playing out differently depending on whether it's happening to Adult or Kid Dal.

Adult Dal
Was never a fan of the Fazbear franchise, even as a kid. Between the ghost stories about kids dying in Fazbear establishments and a general dislike of animatronics overall, Dalex gave the Mega Pizzaplex a wide berth after it was constructed, even going so far as to avoid driving near the place.

The only reason he actually steps inside is because he agreed to be a chaperone for several kids in his neighborhood. All of them were begging and pleading to go, and with their puppy eyes combined with the promise of some cash from their parents (and his friend Makani's delicious rose apple tarts), Dalex couldn't say no. Taking a deep breath to calm his nerves, Dalex gave a reluctant smile to the camera as the S.T.A.F.F. bots set up his guest profile.

The mall itself wasn't as bad as Dalex thought it would be. The food was decent, the arcade was the retro heaven he'd always dreamed of, he kicked everyone's ass in Fazerblast, and while he was still a tad creeped out by them, the Glamrocks made "his" (in quotes because Chica mistook him for their dad) kids ecstatic, especially after they each got autographs from the whole gang.

Of course, the fun can't last forever, and once the nighttime concert reached its end, Dalex did a final head count of his kids. ...Aaand one was missing.

Shit.

The one thing he swore he wouldn't let happen ended up happening anyway. Fighting back against the wave of pure panic rushing through him, Dalex immediately called the other kids' parents and asked them to come pick their children up. ...What? You didn't think he was gonna make all the kids stay behind while looking for the absent one, did you? That's just irresponsible.

After a bit of pleading, a certain blonde-haired security guard agreed to let Dalex search the mall for the final kid, even alerting the Glamrocks so they could help with the search. Montgomery Gator paired up with Dal, the duo making their way through the golf course.

Monty could tell that Dalex was on the brink of flipping the fuck out, so he tried to start a bit of small talk with the fleshy guest. Which, unfortunately, didn't work, as Dalex continued to call out for his kid, ignoring the gator. In hindsight, ignoring said gator probably wasn't wise, as once the clock struck midnight, Monty went completely silent.

He stared at the human that kept calling for a kid...

(find the child)

His body felt like it was locking up...

(capture them)

Everything was getting fuzzy...

(the adult is unnecessary)

What...

(he is an interloper)

What was happening...?

(get rid of him)

What was he doing again...?

(dispose of him)

He was...

(kill him)

He was...

(Kill Him)

(KILL HIM!!!)

Dalex only had a split second to react as he was nearly tackled from behind, courtesy of the one and only Monty Gator.

What the fuck?! It was like Monty had just gone crazy!! He said as much to the robot gator, who only replied with a roar as he charged at Dalex a second time. Grabbing the first thing he could find (that being a golf club), Dalex swung as hard as he could at the animatronic.

...It didn't do as much damage as he'd hoped. The dent looked mean, at least. But dent or no dent, Monty was still ready to pounce, so Dal did the most logical thing you do in a fight you know you'll never win.

He fucking ran.

Kid Dal
Ever since he heard rumors about kids vanishing after visiting the Pizzaplex, Dalex made a point to never set foot inside. He doubted there would ever come a time where he'd have to. It'd have to be a life-or-death situation.

...So of course, once his friend Makani mentioned that she wanted to go, Dal immediately offered to come with her. Really, what was Dal supposed to do, let his best friend go to that creepy mall alone? Absolutely not.

From the moment he stepped inside, Dalex was tense and ready to run at a moment's notice. Any sudden movement or shout was enough to make him jump, and while Makani thought it was kinda funny, she still felt that her friend's paranoia was getting out of control. The Pizzaplex was perfectly safe, and she'd prove it to him!

The whole day was spent playing in almost everything the mall had to offer. From Fazerblast to Mazercise to the Retro Heaven this place called an arcade, Makani and Dally were together. Little by little, her purple-clad pal began to settle down and start enjoying himself, though not nearly as much as Makani was hoping for. Maybe he just had to meet the Glamrocks in person? Dally was always like that; wary until actually getting to know someone. It's how he was when he first met her, after all.

It was a little amusing, seeing Dal hide behind his much smaller friend once the Glamrocks started walking around. Chica was too peppy and made him a bit uncomfortable when she offered candy (which he still took because he can't resist caramel). Roxy's slightly aggressive tone felt like a challenge. The bad kind of challenge. And Freddy was Makani's favorite, so he didn't even try to talk to the bear until his friend had her turn.

So that left him with the one and only Montgomery Gator. He was used to this; kids being wary of the big, bad gator that replaced Bonnie. But that didn't stop him from trying to talk to the kid anyway. He had to admit that it was pretty damn cute seeing the kid act so protective over someone like half his height.

It's a shame, then, that despite his vigilance, Dalex failed to notice the eyes on both him and Makani. Eyes that had been watching them for quite some time now. Eyes that shone with an unidentifiable emotion, having found not one, but two new targets.

The girl would be easy. A decent warm up. The boy, meanwhile, looked like he'd give a good chase.

It would be fun. Like it's been each time before.

Fun.