#cody.exe

Cody:

A friendly and outgoing intern from Australia who's studying here abroad. Here at the Radical SuperStar Daycare, he acts as Fresh's handler, which means that if the animatronic in question has a bug or a tick that prevents him from doing his job, Cody is who we call to take care of him! He sets up shop in Fresh's room to handle the smaller repairs and minor maintenance, as to avoid having to haul Fresh all the way down to Parts and Service

Nick:

A friendly young man from out of state who started off as our delivery driver. He still transports goods for us and supplies us with everything we need for arts and crafts, but these days, he's also Sonnie's handler. If she has a problem that keeps her from working properly, Nick is who we contact to handle the issue. He made a few attempts at becoming Lunar's handler as well, but as it turns out, Lunar isn't a fan of meeting new people

Nicole:

Our quiet employee who usually works at the front desk and checks in our patrons. She also checks them out when they leave, manages all of our special event booking and financial things, and handles all of the orders for drinks, snacks, and miscellaneous supplies

Accalia:

Typically a bit hot tempered, but otherwise well meaning. She's our supplier for drinks and snacks, and she's who we call when we need more of a certain food item

Ibis:

A part time mechanic who handles all of the animatronics' larger repairs that need to addressed down in Parts and Service. She's a bit scatterbrained and forgetful, but a diligent worker nonetheless. Ibis also double as our electrician, always checking on our lights to guarantee that they're always in top shape!

Angela:

Our secondary animatronic handler. She gets along well with both Fresh and Sonnie, and is able to work with both of them, should Cody and/or Nick be unavailable. She's known for being patient and considerate of others, so it stands to reason that that's why Sonnie took to her first. She also acts as an on-call nurse as well, if anyone sustains an injury that the animatronics can't or won't tend to, for any reason

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Lunar blinked, his hands trembling as he took in the red that spattered all down his front side. He then looked up at the body that dangled from his cable, his eyes wide and in disbelief. Despite not needing to breathe, his chest heaved, and he stumbled backward. The feral whispering of the virus could be heard in his mind, completely drowning out the sound of Sonnie's screaming and sobbing, and he roughly grabbed his head, his fingers digging into his metal skull. This couldn't be happening; this COULD NOT be happening; there was no way-this had to be just a bad dream, right? He loved Lenore. She was his best friend. There was no way he could've done something like this, especially not to her. 

The virus coursed through him in waves, and he let out a loud growl through gritted teeth, hunched over and desperately attempting to regain a shred of control. Struggling to process the scene that was laid out in front of him, he turned, suddenly raking his clawed fingers across a blue plastic slide, tearing completely through it with relative ease and leaving a set of claw marks behind. He began to stumble toward the daycare exit when a voice could be heard behind him, calling out his name, "Lunar?... Are you ok? You don't look too good, buddy." Lunar looked back over his shoulder at the employee, his eyes black with pin-prick sized blue pupils, a wide, sharp-toothed grin stretching across his face. 

Cody's eyes widened and he stared, rooted in place as the naptime attendant turned to face him, putting his now bloodied clothes and hands on display, his fingers twitching as his arms hung limply by his sides. The employee took one step back, "Lunar, is that blood?! What did you do?!" The animatronic growled, his smile becoming wider than before. He didn't answer, and Cody narrowed his eyes, trying to get a better view of him in the darkened daycare. When he verified that it was blood, his stomach turned, and he furrowed his brows in concern and disbelief. Lunar began to slowly approach, which in turn caused Cody to begin backing away, visibly confused and terrified. 

Lunar suddenly lunged, and Cody yelped, stumbling backward and nearly toppling over. He then darted between the play equipment, letting out a loud curse as the animatronic swiped at him, ripping through the netting on the side of a jungle gym instead. In their shared mind, Sonnie was shouting and sobbing, pleading with Lunar to stop, but she went unheard as her voice drowned in the sound of the virus. 

Cody leapt over a set of small chairs and continued running, making a beeline for the front desk. Lunar giggled, tilting his head as he stalked after the employee, his pupils glowing impossibly bright. He watched as Cody practically dove behind the desk, and then as the employee all but threw himself at the light switch, Lunar's eyes widened again, and he froze. As light flooded the room, he doubled over, growling loudly in discontent and letting out cries of pain as his body jolted and began to switch back into Sonnie's likeness. Cody watched from the desk with a wide-eyed expression of his own, frowning as Lunar looked back at him one final time, a dark, oily substance beginning to drip from his eyes. 

When Sonnie fully took over, the first thing she noticed was her bloodstained clothes, and she shook, her voice cracking when she attempted to speak, "I-I... I tried to make him stop." She looked at Cody, the oily liquid still running down her face as she pleaded, "I really tried, I swear. C-Cody, I'm so sorry, I... He must not have heard me. I don't know what happened... One minute we were fine, and then he...." She trailed off, still shaking as she started to recall what had happened that led them up to that point in time. Sonnie then whirled around and looked up toward the ceiling, muttering to herself, "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no."