Slendytubbies lll ((Reader Insert))

Chapter 4 Part 1: The Journey Begins

Last time, on Chapter 3:

"What happened?" She said as she looked around to be in an unfamiliar room

"Where am I?"

"You are in my bunker."

"I'm the Guardian of this area, but you can call me Walten. It's nice to meet you in person, (Y/n)."

"Ever since you came here, I was surprised, and a bit sceptic. Nobody was allowed to be any where the Teletubbies. I was going to get to the bottom of this, until I heard you had amnisia."

"My job was to watch over them, and make sure they never left this area."

"I decided to continue to watch you and the tubbies over the days. Without realizing it, I enjoyed watching you being with them. You seem so innocent and nice, it's hard to get to understand you without being caught."

"Then why didn't you come out and joined us?

"I couldn't."

"I was trained to follow orders from the Satellite Station"

"like a soldier that they built for me to be."

"(Y/n), please don't blame yourself for this. I was supposed to be responsible for them. The only one here to blame, is me."

"Walten, if it's not my fault, then it's not your fault. We didn't knew this would happen, so neither of us gets the blame."

"we need to get supplies"

(Y/n) gasped as she watched through the camera to see something small, and armless tubby like figure.

"What is that thing?"

"we need to get to the Mountains."

"It will be a half day walk"

"Tinky Winky, please snap out of it! This isn't you!"

"This IS me, (N/n)"

"Come now (Y/n), don't you want to give your friend a hug?"

"I promise, I'll come back and fix this Tinky. If it's the last thing I do."

"I'll hold onto that promise kiddo."

"Do you.... Really think we can do this?"

"I'll be by your side."

"I promise."

".....Really?"

"Always."
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(Y/n) and Walten continue to climb up the stair like stone path way, they realize it was getting a cold a slightly hard to breathe, probably due to the adrenaline started to fade and the climate of the mountains. They looked up to see another wooden barricade, but the beams were big enough to slip through.