The Broken Loop

Chapter 30: 'Exit?'

He launches at me again, instead of dodging I push him back, which causes him to stumble.

"I don't want to fight you, Henry!"
"I warned you that it would hurt a bit, but it was necessary so that you could see!"

He pauses, looking at me.

"The others are probably looking for you, we should go find them."

He launches at me, I sigh as I jump out of the way.

I almost got through to his human side.

This is gonna take awhile.

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Pov: Joey Drew.

I watch the story as it continues to write itself.

Henry fell into an endless pit and died.
He came back as his version of the Ink Demon.

Which is weird because I didn't touch anything because I can't touch it.

This story very clearly doesn't want to end, to the point where it actually killed Henry.

I wonder how they plan on fixing this.

I think to myself as I watch it draws the Alice clones, Boris clones, Sammy and Norman on their way to Thomas and Allison's safehouse.

The only thing I can do is watch. I sigh.

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Pov: ??? ??? ????????????

You might be wondering what I meant by all my other attempts to fix things ended in even more suffering.

If so, I'll answer that:

Who do you think asked Linda if she wanted to help free her husband? Me of course.

Now, you might say 'but that's only one attempt'.

In fact, that was my first and only attempt to fix that specific. . . . mess.

But it wasn't my only attempt to help fix other messes.

Such as the thing you may know as 'The Freddy Fazbear's Incidents'

The first attempt was an attempt to prevent the children from killing. So I sent someone to explain to the night guards how to survive the animatronics.

Originally I told him to try and get everything explained in a singular message, instead he decided it would be a great idea to explain everything to them in several different prerecorded phone calls.

Sometimes he wouldn't even clearly explain everything and instead tell them something completely unrelated to surviving, like mentioning Foxy is his favorite character.

Sure, it did end up helping.

But of course, like most night guards, he ended up dying.

Now, you might want to know my name, assuming you care enough for that.

I've gone by quite a few names, but as of right now, I'm known as

Old Man Consequences.

I admit, it isn't a 'normal' name, at least from where you are from.

Now, you've probably thought of this at least once:

Exactly how long has Henry been trapped in Joey Drew Studios?

This, I'll get straight to the point on.

About thirty years to be exact.

He went back to the studio a few months after he started building an animatronic to bring his daughter to the labyrinth he planned on building, and exactly a week after he ordered that all Fazbear safer ooms will be sealed off, with any springlock suits, animatronics, and parts found in the building sealed inside of them.

Now, up until know you've always thought Henry has been trapped in the studio for about fifteen years.

In fact. That is correct.

It's been fifteen years inside the studio. But outside?

Thirty years. Fazbear Frights just burnt down, Michael Afton is searching for his father again, because he escaped the fire.

Now, what became of the children?

As of right now, they are a mangled mess of wires, eyes, souls and parts.

All that needs to be done now is to get them all together.

In one place.

But of course for that to happen, Henry needs to escape the studio.

And I have no doubt he'll find a way out.

After all, the story is only delaying its end.
No matter how hard it's trying, it is impossible to escape
The End.

Every action has its consequences.

Everything has an end.