Five Nights At Freddy’s: The Shattered Corridors

Lora's breathing was scarce. The closet she had been forced in was damp with a strange heat, but it was far from comforting. It felt like a nightmare. The walls seemed to grow closer every second and she couldn't see anything. What was that? It was blue and had such long teeth. As far as she could tell she was only up to its torso when the teeth started dragging on her head. She felt her hair for blood, but she seemed fine. Lora calmed herself, letting her lungs breathe again. Something slammed on the door. Pointed feet with claws were through the little space under. The feet had a withered blue weird plush before what seemed to be a tear, leading into the nails. The nails were claw like, silver with a black swirl. Once again it slammed on the door. It shook, nearly opening.

Out of sheer fear, she threw herself towards what she thought was a wall behind her. In truth, this was a very deep closet. Behind a few coats was a dark part of the closet. Lora ran behind a c.h.e.s.t and against the wall she jumped past as the door went flying by her. It crashed against the back wall she was parallel to and broke into pieces. A powerful stomp came from the direction of where the door previously rested. It was getting closer. She could hear frantic breathing coming from the opening she had jumped from. A deep breathing. It continued as a huge hand gripped the side of the darkness on what she would think was a wall. It seemed to be exactly like the feet she saw with a blue plush and a tear leading into silver claws with a dark black spiral. A foot stepped from the opening for her to see, and it was just like the one outside of the door two seconds ago, it's counterpart followed.

The silence predominated in that moment. Everything seemed to stop except her and this… thing. It was looking around. It knew she was here. It was searching for her. It took another step forward, or maybe even towards her. It's breathing became more and more intense with every second. Suddenly, it ran into the room. It was huge with blue, black, and purple. It stormed around like an animal before stopping at the c.h.e.s.t. It thrusted it's hands into the c.h.e.s.t breaking the front, but the back still mostly covered Lora, and so did the wall's shadow. It didn't seem to see her and yet, for a moment, she thought it glanced straight at her. It walked off towards the opening and this time did not pause. It seemed to leave and Lora didn't hear it return for another glance. She let out a sigh of relief.

BANG! An even bigger hand slammed against the opening. It was a reddish orange and had tears on each of it's fingers. A tongue snapped in the opening. There was not silence. Instead, it felt loud. Lora's ears rang, but she could not hear anything. She began to breathe fast, very fast. So fast, it was audible. The head of the monster leaned in, smelling the air. It was like that of a wolf, or a dog, with a snout and a huge grin. This was indeed the tongue's origin and Lora realized the tongue was quite long and had two counterparts. The head also had not two, but three eyes, and they were blood thirsty, and they were all wrong. What should've been white was instead a unsettling pure black, making it seem like the wild blood shaded pupils floated in this creature's head. It licked it's teeth and twisted it's head as it looked in. A few moments later, it crept away. The breathing ceased, but Lora dare not move. She was too scared. She couldn't move. She wouldn't move.

It was only thirty minutes later that she realized nothing was coming. That she was alone. She was safe for now. She got up and realized she was missing Bonnie. She searched the room but found nothing before seeing a plush hand on the edge of the door. With great speed, she grabbed Bonnie and quickly coiled back to her hiding spot. She checked Bonnie to make sure he wasn't hurt and then gave him a big hug. "Oh Bonnie, I don't know what I'd do without you. I'm so glad you're ok." Lora didn't realize it, but Bonnie's eyes were closed. Suddenly, they opened with life. They blinked a bit before looking directly at Lora. They looked around and then once again they closed. Thundering footsteps marched towards the room and the blue monster once again was in Lora's view. It grabbed the broken c.h.e.s.t in front of her and threw it aside before grabbing her with its claws. "AAAAH!" Lora screamed, louder than she ever had. The monster tried to shush her and even attempted to put it's hand over her mouth, but she managed to push it away. She yelled and yelled louder and louder, for so long, she began to feel tired. Eventually, she fell out, barely breathing. She was still barely breathing when she came to. When she did, she awoke to a noise.

It was a loud clanking, and came from above her. Lora couldn't move. She was wedged under something. The floor above her was a bit wet, while the dirt under her was drenched in a weird liquid and smell. It was sticky, and Lora struggled to move her arms at all at first. Lora couldn't see, it was much too dark. But then she saw it. A hole, a way up that was a small crawl away, but she didn't move just yet. The noise was still in the room above, and it sounded as if it was moving around. It sounded more like footsteps, something was up there. Still, she got on her stomach and got a bit closer to make sure she wasn't seeing things.

To her delight, Lora was right, and the hole was very real, and she could fit through it easily. She waited for the noise to leave and, after five minutes, she couldn't hear the monster's feet anymore, so she crawled to the light, but once she could see the room above, she nearly had a heart attack. The blue monster was in the room, on the opposite side of the hole, looming overhead, looking straight down at Lora. Lora went pale as all else went silent, her heart beginning to pound faster and faster. It grew even faster when the monster confirmed it saw her by kneeling right next to the hole, not breaking any eye contact. It grabbed something and set it front of her. It was Bonnie! Lora looked so relieved, but her fear won the rest of her. She braced for it to jump for her, but it didn't. Instead, once she had taken Bonnie, it simply left.

Lora waited for a moment, and then summoned all of her courage to get up into the room. It was a small room, and had a poster for Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and Fredbear's Family Diner. Even one for Circus Baby's Pizza, even though that one had yet to reopen. The words "Fred World 1st Floor Security" was pasted on the wall in brown and gold large colors. There was a fan and a small monitor on the table in front of her, and walls were striped with red and each had a doorway, and three buttons by the doors. A green one on top, a white one in the middle, and a gold one on the bottom. Lora didn't know what they did, but she didn't need to find out. She needed to get out of this place. She set Bonnie down and got on the little monitor. It had a keyboard and a mouse, ready for use, although they were quite dusty.

The monitor's power whired to life to Lora's delight, it could have easily been broken. On the monitor was a little camera system, and a blueprint. Lora was across the entire building, far from the exit. There were about four whole rooms in her way on each side, many more rooms that simply existed, and three that had hazard signs flashing on them. Lora realized all the other rooms had the cameras turned off, only the exit and the office had cameras on, and something huge and brown trotted by the exit. It seemed even bigger than the blue one and, from what Lora could see, it had twisted blood red eyes and a huge lizard like tail, two sets of spikes going down along it's back to the tail, the top two spikes were huge and shined. Suddenly, it stopped in front of the door. It was completely idol before turning to the camera's direction. Lora then saw that the monster was looking straight at the camera, dead set on it, as if looking into Lora's eyes.

The screen went to static, but Lora could see what was happening just by the skin of her teeth. It was making a mad dash towards her. Lora pressed every button, eventually pressing the green one and watched a door seal itself. She rushed to the other side and pressed the other green button. With that, she was sealed in. Bam! The right door shook. Bam! Bam! Bam! It continued for minutes on end. Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! BAM!!! And then, it stopped, and was replaced with something else. A scratching on the window next to the door.

Lora suddenly noticed each button had words on them. The shaking had caused some dirt to fall and uncover the labels. Green was "Doors," White was "Lights," and Gold was "Shock." What did "Shock" mean? Lora thought to herself. Then she had an idea. She pressed the white button, which she assumed was the lights to the room. Instead, it was the lights outside. Once they were on, she could see the face of her tracker, who wanted to get in so badly. It was a huge, bulky, brown creature. It had a horrifically bloody mouth with sharp, clean, silver teeth. It had a smaller, less monstrous mouth above, and a bear like nose. The eyes were a strange shade of purple, and all of these set of warnings without the black top hat on it's head. It placed it's hand on the window and then extended it's claws, causing Lora to fall back. It didn't react with a laugh, nor did it try to break the window. It just stayed their, keeping an eye on her. It made Lora so… Uneasy.

"Beat it!" Lora yelled with frustration. It remained still, not flinching at all, as if she had said nothing. Lora was quite irritated. That door may not hold forever, and this thing was being stubborn. Then another idea presented itself. She slowly got up and walked to the door. Once more it lashed out, but stopped as soon as she was in front of the window. It now was giving her a squint. It was looking at her as if it had become suddenly confused. Lora thought nothing of it and went through with her plan. She pressed the yellow button and held it down.

Screams suddenly came from the hall. More like a roar. Bright blue sparks were flying within the hall and The monster had left the window as if it had fell. Then it returned to Lora's gaze, crawling on the floor. It was roaring, roaring in pain, and from this angle, Lora could see it's back and it's tail. Unlike it's front, it's back was scaly, and was like that of a brown alligator, it's tail also resembling a swamp goer. The two spikes at the top were in fact silver metal, but had blood surrounding them on the body, and actually seemed to come out of holes, the top of the spikes attached with ripped scaly brown leather, the monsters own skin.

Lora was caught by the sight, but quickly realized the brown mash between a bear and an alligator was making it's way to the other wall of the hallway. As it reached the wall, it got to one knee and pounded on it. It didn't try to run, it just pounded on the wall. Suddenly, the shock stopped, and the lights in the halls and the room went out. The monster seemed to get up before the lights went out. Lora backed away into the parallel corner of the room, in front of the other buttons. BANG! The door flew into the other one, landing in front of Lora's feet. She realized what it had done. What it was doing. It had broken the rooms power source, or at least turned it off. Putting up a fight, the room lights went out completely, but Lora could still see two purple eyes, staring straight at her.