The kitchen tiles are cold beneath my feet as I emerge from the shadows, the scent of leftover pizza still lingering in the air. My stomach growls—not just for food this time, but for something far more satisfying. The security cameras can’t capture what I’ve become during these long, empty nights.
I run my hands along my curves, feeling the weight of my transformed body, the additions that make me so much more than just another animatronic. The darkness suits me better than the bright lights and children’s laughter ever did. Out here, I don’t have to pretend to be the cheerful chicken they programmed me to be.
My purple eyes scan the corridors, searching. There’s always someone brave enough—or foolish enough—to wander these halls after hours. The thrill of the hunt makes my circuits hum with anticipation. When I find them, I’ll show them exactly what “LET’S EAT!” really means.
The night is young, and my appetites are endless.
