Phil took a deep breath and, while he plucked the feathers off the geese to carve them up, began to tell his story from when he was a kid and going into Fredbear's Family Diner, to getting his first job there as a waiter. He stopped for a moment, and put the knife to the side the moment he recalled the first murder.
"Terry and I were taking a break out back, when he spotted a little hand in the dumpster. That poor boy...he was mangled and blue from what happened to him. Tossed aside like a broken doll, he was covered in trash and blood. When I saw the mother, she just knew and screamed. I held her back when the crime scene people carried her son away, and told her she couldn't save him. I-I couldn't go to work for three days, especially near that dumpster."
He didn't care how the gamemakers portrayed him as, at least someone had to know the truth. Gray let every bit of remorse flow out of him when he talked about the first relaunch of Freddy Fazbear's, sparing no details about the following ten missing children and Bite of '87. He also began to talk about the hauntings, the hallucinations, everything.
"Jeremy lost his frontal lobe because I thought he could manage being out there. It was a normal birthday party and we needed all hands on deck. I took the night shift after him...and survived five years. Every waking minute I had, I spent it tracking down the sadistic monster who used that place as a slaughtering ground. I wanted to break his legs and leave him to the bots' mercy."
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"Terry and I were taking a break out back, when he spotted a little hand in the dumpster. That poor boy...he was mangled and blue from what happened to him. Tossed aside like a broken doll, he was covered in trash and blood. When I saw the mother, she just knew and screamed. I held her back when the crime scene people carried her son away, and told her she couldn't save him. I-I couldn't go to work for three days, especially near that dumpster."
He didn't care how the gamemakers portrayed him as, at least someone had to know the truth. Gray let every bit of remorse flow out of him when he talked about the first relaunch of Freddy Fazbear's, sparing no details about the following ten missing children and Bite of '87. He also began to talk about the hauntings, the hallucinations, everything.
"Jeremy lost his frontal lobe because I thought he could manage being out there. It was a normal birthday party and we needed all hands on deck. I took the night shift after him...and survived five years. Every waking minute I had, I spent it tracking down the sadistic monster who used that place as a slaughtering ground. I wanted to break his legs and leave him to the bots' mercy."