Barbara slowly opened her eyes, still feeling tired. Her back and legs hurts. Her ajdusted themselves and she was now facing some kind of window. A green one in a trangulare shape. The room she was in was some kind of library but it looked old, used and dirty. She had seen all of this so many times already.

  "Waky-waky" A voice said above her. Everytime it said that, she always jumped a little.

  "Hey TB." Barbara said. TB, or the TellerBird, is a huge black bird animatronic. It could fit almost two entire persons inside of it. Its face was black and grey with cheeks poping out

  "How's it going?"

  "Not well... it still hurts." Barbara admitted.

  "Don't worry, I'm almost done." the TellerBird said. Barbara tried to look behind her as much as possible to take a peek at the pipe that was stuck in her back.

  "I hope you know what you're doing."

  "We've been like this for months now. You keep sleeping for a week straight, wake up for a day and then go back to sleep and repeat this cycle."

  "Yeah, you're right." Barbara looked down. "There's just nothing."

  She could hear the TellerBird's head moving from side to side. "I got an idea." TellerBird said as it sat up, shaking Barbara inside.

  "Hey, be careful, I'm still here!"

  "Sorry." The animatronic approached some of the book shelves. It looked up and down, side to side to find a book, perhaps? Some of the books were a bit weird. There was one called Tailia: Covered Fields, another, a fan made one, called ANOMALY: Wonders Of Life, anther entitled Cataline and more. Suddenly, the animatronic stopped moving. After a few seconds, it reached out for a very thick book. Fazbear's Storytellers: Collection.

  "What's this, TB?" Barbara asked as the TellerBird turned back a bit too hard. "Ow!"

  The TellerBird sat back down on the couch. "This is an old book that a bunch of want-to-be authors wrote together. It was made to tell tales inspired of one of the book series of Fazbear Entertainment; Fazbear Frights."

  "Interesting, I suppose."

  "Want to read some? There's The Shadow Lady or The Manners. That one has a Foxy animatronic based of one of the official books. Oh, there's even one about a purple bunny plush that is in first person perspective! I know you love these."

  "Ah... I mean, if that means that I can do something else instead of waiting or sleeping, then sure. Tell me a story."

  "Which one?"

  "Anyone." Barbara smiled, thinking that she finally had an escape from her situation.