@blinclance (cont.)
How and why had the young human decided to wander into this place? As of now, it matters not. Though it did have something to do with mild curiosity, as well as hearing what she could've sworn were a few little voices giggling while she passed by. So now, here she was.
And while searching for an exit after finding nothing other than some wires, mold and a few mechanical parts, Millie had gotten the attention of... well, it was clearly a rather tall animatronic, albeit one that more resembled a human woman than an animal, and the shiny plating reminded her all too much of a friend of hers. And it wasn't just her here; there were some tiny little... dolls? scuttling around, too. Some of which were now curiously gathering around them both.
The goth also questioned how she'd even been noticed in the first place, despite having tried her damndest to be quiet. Unless... was her hearing that good? Wicked. But also frankly quite horrifying.
While she's glad that the dancer hasn't yet attacked or at least shown any form of hostility, Millie can't help but feel at least a little anxious. What if things get ugly later on, especially if she makes one wrong move? She doesn't want to assume the worst of every machine she meets, but given the things that tend to happen around here, as well as how her first encounter with a certain bear went.... it's hard not to be at least a little bit wary.
"Uh... okay? Sure thing." she answers the question of if she would like to follow the robot back to the stage, even if it's done mostly out of nervous compliance. But hey, maybe once the show that the other speaks of is over, she could ask a few questions to see if some suspicions she has-- particularly ones slightly relating to the aforementioned bear-- are correct.
