Sun x Moon <3 (Fnaf Sb)

Chapter 5-Spooky Stories

(Warning: Blood and gore in one of these stories)
(This is kind of a long one-)

"Ok, so who's first?" Monty asked. "WAIT, WAIT, WAIT!" Chica exclaimed, waving her hands around. "We need to set the mood. The lights need to be off and we need a flashlight for whoever's telling the story," Chica explained. "M'kay I'll turn the lights off," Monty said, walking over to the light switch. "I put a flashlight in Freddy's stomach compartment," Gregory said, pointing to Freddy. "Perfect," Chica said. Freddy opened his stomach and hatch and gregory started looking for the flashlight. "How much stuff is in there?" Asked Chica. "Enough where it's just better not to ask," Gregory replied while half inside freddy's stomach compartment. Then Monty flicked the light switch and they were submerged into darkness. All of the animatronics eyes glew in the dark, except for Sun's. Sun's eyes widened in surprise. He had never been in the dark before and was suprised at how... well dark it is. It was kind of scary. "THAT MAKES THIS A WHOLE LOT HARDER!" Gregory yelled to Monty. "You can't even see in there with the lights on!" Monty replied. "Whatever, I found it!" Said Gregory, climbing out of Freddy's stomach compartment. He pointed the flashlight in Monty's direction and flicked it on and off multiple times to annoy him. "Cut that out!" Said Monty, angling the flashlight down. Gregory plopped down and his bean bag, Monty going to sit on his.

"Sooooooooo, who want to go first? He asked, holding the flashlight out. Sun looked down at his hands, fighting himself not to figet with the ribbons on his wrists. "Sun, you ok?" whispered Moon, sensing something was amiss. Sun nodded, turning his head away to try and hide how much the dark scared him. "I can go, I have an AMAZING story," said Roxy. Gregory handed the flashlight to the map bots, who then passed it to Roxy. She flicked the flashlight on, and it cast a ghostly light on her face. Sun let out a small whimper. She looked scary. "This is a terrifying tale about racing," She said in a dramatic tone. "What is it, the terrifying tale about you crashing your racekart into the wall?" Monty asked sarcatically. "That was your fault! You distracted me!" She snapped. "Anyways this is a story about a racer who's identity... was stolen," Roxy said dramatically. "Oooooh, identity theft! SO terrifying!" Monty said sarcastically. "Don't make me come over there!" Said Roxy angrily, holding up a fist. She calmed herself and then got an idea. "Actually you know what, how about you tell a story?" She said, giving the flashlight to Chica to pass down to Monty. "Oh. um.. I don't have a story to tell," Monty said sheepishly.

"So you were making of my story when you don't even have your own?" She scoffed, "oh well, that still makes me the best storyteller," Said Roxy. This set off a commotion. "You didn't even tell your story!" Said Monty. "WHAT!?" yelled Gregory, launching himself off the beanbag. "I'm the best stroyteller here and I'll prove it!" Said Gregory, walking to Monty and snatching the flashlight away. He flicked the flashlight on, a determined look in his eyes.

(If you don't want to read his story just skip this paragraph, also blood and gore warning approaching)
"This story begins in a dark forest where a monster dwelled," Gregory began. He saw Monty about open his mouth to say something but he silenced him with a death glare. "The monster was only a myth, so no one belived that it really existed. Two teens were dared by their peers to go into the woods, to test their bravery. After all even without the monster it was still a spooky forest. So they began their journey into the woods. But then it started to rain, even when the weather forecast had said for it to be clear skies all day. There was lightning!" He flicked the flashlight on and off for effect. "And thunder! BOOM!" Sun flinched at the loud imitation of thunder. "They knew they had to take shelter or risk getting struck by lightning. They saw a cave off in the distance. They ran inside, assuming it was vacant. And then the monster came up from behind them!" Gregory said standing up and getting louder. "IT HAD RAZOR SHARP CLAWS AND TEETH AND AN UNQUECHABLE THIRST FOR BLOOD!!! THE TEENS TRIED TO RUN AWAY BUT THE MONSTER GRABBED ONE, AND RIPPED HER ARMS OFF, STARTING TO TEAR HER APART LIMB FROM LIMB! HE RIPPED HER ORGANS OUT, SHREDDING HER GUTS INTO PIECES! HE TORE HER HEART OUT AND STOMPED ON IT!" He stomped for effect. "BLOOD SPURTED OUT, SPRAYING EVERYWHERE AND THEN... He was done," said Gregory, sitting down. They sat in silence for a second. "tearing her apart," He stood back up. "LIKE A FOOL THE OTHER TEEN HAD STAYED, AS HE HAD WATCHED HIS FRIEND GET TORN TO SHREDS IN HORROR!!! THEN THE MONSTER TURNED TO HIM... IT PICKED HIM UP AND RIPPED HIS FACE OFF OF HIS HEAD! BLOOD POURING, HE STARTED TO DISSASEMBLE HIM JUST AS HE HAD HIS FRIEND! ...The monster left no evidence, and to this day no one has found the shreded bodies. The teen's friends assumed they had chickened out. But if only they knew..." Gregory said, sitting down solemly. Then he looked up with a smile. "The end!" He chirped.

Everyone was silent, quite a few of them left concerned. Sun was staring wide-eyed, trembling like a leaf. Moon put his hand on his back comfortingly, which made Sun jump. "It's ok, it's just a story," he whispered, rubbing his back in a circular motion. Sun visibly calmed down. "So did you guys like my story?" Gregory asked cheerfully. "Ok, that actually was better than my story..." Roxy admited. "Who taught you that?" Asked Freddy, looking very concerned. "Oh, we're learning about how to make stories in school!" Gregory explained. "So they taught you-" Freddy was cut off by the map bots. "Map!" "Map!" "Map!" "Map!" They said both making grabbing motions towards the flashlight. "Oh, you guys want to tell a story?" Gregory said hesitently. They both nodded vigerously. Moon took his hand off Sun's back. "I can translate," Moon offered.

Moon honestly kind of regrets offering to translate the twins' story. It was actually a much better story than any of them had expected, but it took about an hour and a half to tell the entire story. It was a sci-fi kind of story about aliens from faraway planets with all their backstories and the journeys they went on. It ended with all the main characters meeting up in the end. Although he does regret translating it, Moon had to admit it was a good story. And it was much less terrifying than Gregory's story. In fact, Sun wasn't really scared and actually ended up really liking it.