Worlds as a general, atmospheric existence determines the personalities that dwell within them.
The voice that dwells behind Tempo causes the boy to stop in his place, curiosity and fear crawling up the spine of a hero. Cautious, with defense, he turns his head around to see the source of said voice, not imagining to see what may be a robotic mess.
Well..not technically a mess, but something he couldn’t make out other than it being a robot, yes, but also a manifestation of a rabbit, attempted but left to rot. Whatever this place was, it must had been left to rot as well. Unfortunate..
“ J-Just someone who likes to explore, nothing else. “
A casual tone, as if he doesn’t sense too much endangerment from this particular figure. He’ll admit he was a bit creepy to stare at however.
“ You look…familiar or, native to this place. Is it okay to ask who you are and where I am? I’ll be honest I’m kind of lost.. “
huh. no fear. strange. the boy appeared to be in his teens, although spring bonnie’s perspective may have been skewing springtrap’s perception as a whole. to be safe, michael would assume he was in his late teens, if not older and just cursed blessed with babyface.
“fazbear’s fright, o-or what’s left of it. you can c-call us springtrap, but we won’t be insulted if you decide ‘rabbit bastard’ works.” the last half of the comment was wry, light, if only because he’d heard that comment a lot in the week fazbear’s fright was open. “not that much of a l-labyrinth when it was intact, b-b-but it was also better to explore a-at that time.”
and who the hell explored burned-down buildings casually? this kid was weird. really weird.
he’s not really that weird...
he’s more than old enough to know better.
maybe he saw the headlines and was curious!