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Luis, shocked by the question, answered, "No! No, no no. What ever gave you that idea?"

Ness immediately burst into tears. She wanted to speak, but she couldn't again, but this time, it was due to how she was sobbing so much that any words that tried to come out all sounded like distressed wailing and blended into her crying.

"It's ok," Luis tried to reassure Ness. He was worried that his words were becoming hollow as he repeated that it was going to be ok, "take your time. It's ok to cry."

With a slight snivel, Ness looked at Luis and after a faint smile, burst into tears again. She had given up on trying to speak. She sobbed and sobbed, hoping that once she had sobbed enough, she would be able to calm down, but the tears kept coming.

Months of worries, fears, and terrors rose to the surface, and each was released with a flood of tears and an incoherent wail.

She cried for what felt like hours, occasionally throwing up. Mark and Luis were able to help switch the bucket out for an empty one, as having a bucket of sick under your nose isn't exactly going to help with recovering from being sick.

Anna had also fetched some water. Ness certainly needed some after crying that much.

Several minutes of tears later, Ness finally begun to speak. It was bearly audible, and mostly masked by crying, but they were able to hear most of it.

"It called me Vanny..." She managed to mumble before sobbing again.

The name 'Vanny' seemed to make her sick to her stomach out of pure fear. She begun to cry again, but soon spoke up again.

"The voice in my head..." Ness managed to say between sobs, "he keeps telling me to do things, and when I fail, he tells me I'm worthless, but then if I even fake succeeding, I'm a monster..."

Success and failure. This was clearly about the incident that happened a few days ago, and Luis knew it. Glitchtrap telling Ness to kill him, trying to kill him himself when she didn't respond, and Ness stepping in, feigning compliance. This would explain why the voice in her head would call her a monster. This also explained her bizarre search history.

"Look," Luis said, "you did the only thing to could do to keep me alive. We were between a rock and a hard place back there. You managed to get us out alive, even if it did mean whacking me over the head with a nail bat."

Ness smiled a little, but it didn't last long. Luis thought she made a good decision; he didn't think she was a monster for hurting him. But then again, if she couldn't get the relic back, she may eventually be forced to kill him.

"A family heirloom of mine..." Ness then mumbled, "we just call it the relic. He - that voice in my head - has it. And, he'll make me ... Hurt you guys..."

She burst into tears agin.

"I'M A WORTHLESS MONSTER!" Ness cried as she curled up again.

Luis looked at Ness and begun to approach her again, but someone grabbed his shoulder.

Anna then whispered to Luis, "I think that whatevers in her head is trying to make her feel like she needs to emotionally distance herself from us. Typical high school bullying tactics. Been on the receiving end of this a few times back in the day. What you need to do is make sure she knows you're there for her and love her for who she is. Whilst saying 'you are not a monster' is nice and all, you need to take a different angle."

"How do you know all this?" Luis whispered in reply.

"Because," Anna whispered, "when you've been assigned the weird kid since preschool, you know how to spot a victim because you've experienced a thing or two yourself. I've been meaning to ask you a few things, but right now we need to help Ness."

Luis nodded and resumed his movements, sitting down at Ness side.

"Ness. I know you feel really bad, but I know you had no choice back there. You've been playing damage control the whole time, and you've done really well. Nobody has died yet, even though you were directly ordered to kill people. I know it's hard for you, and I probably don't fully understand what you're going through, but I wouldn't listen to the creature that's trying to tell you that you're a monster."

Ness then looked up at Luis, and he swear he saw a small smile.

"I love you for who you are," Luis continued, "tough decisions and all."

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Link to my amino blogs:
aminoapps.com/p/5l1co6
aminoapps.com/p/i2zis5o

FNAF (c) Scott Cawthon.
Artwork and interpretation of the characters belong to me.

Description
Chapter 4 artwork.

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Luis, shocked by the question, answered, "No! No, no no. What ever gave you that idea?"

Ness immediately burst into tears. She wanted to speak, but she couldn't again, but this time, it was due to how she was sobbing so much that any words that tried to come out all sounded like distressed wailing and blended into her crying.

"It's ok," Luis tried to reassure Ness. He was worried that his words were becoming hollow as he repeated that it was going to be ok, "take your time. It's ok to cry."

With a slight snivel, Ness looked at Luis and after a faint smile, burst into tears again. She had given up on trying to speak. She sobbed and sobbed, hoping that once she had sobbed enough, she would be able to calm down, but the tears kept coming.

Months of worries, fears, and terrors rose to the surface, and each was released with a flood of tears and an incoherent wail.

She cried for what felt like hours, occasionally throwing up. Mark and Luis were able to help switch the bucket out for an empty one, as having a bucket of sick under your nose isn't exactly going to help with recovering from being sick.

Anna had also fetched some water. Ness certainly needed some after crying that much.

Several minutes of tears later, Ness finally begun to speak. It was bearly audible, and mostly masked by crying, but they were able to hear most of it.

"It called me Vanny..." She managed to mumble before sobbing again.

The name 'Vanny' seemed to make her sick to her stomach out of pure fear. She begun to cry again, but soon spoke up again.

"The voice in my head..." Ness managed to say between sobs, "he keeps telling me to do things, and when I fail, he tells me I'm worthless, but then if I even fake succeeding, I'm a monster..."

Success and failure. This was clearly about the incident that happened a few days ago, and Luis knew it. Glitchtrap telling Ness to kill him, trying to kill him himself when she didn't respond, and Ness stepping in, feigning compliance. This would explain why the voice in her head would call her a monster. This also explained her bizarre search history.

"Look," Luis said, "you did the only thing to could do to keep me alive. We were between a rock and a hard place back there. You managed to get us out alive, even if it did mean whacking me over the head with a nail bat."

Ness smiled a little, but it didn't last long. Luis thought she made a good decision; he didn't think she was a monster for hurting him. But then again, if she couldn't get the relic back, she may eventually be forced to kill him.

"A family heirloom of mine..." Ness then mumbled, "we just call it the relic. He - that voice in my head - has it. And, he'll make me ... Hurt you guys..."

She burst into tears agin.

"I'M A WORTHLESS MONSTER!" Ness cried as she curled up again.

Luis looked at Ness and begun to approach her again, but someone grabbed his shoulder.

Anna then whispered to Luis, "I think that whatevers in her head is trying to make her feel like she needs to emotionally distance herself from us. Typical high school bullying tactics. Been on the receiving end of this a few times back in the day. What you need to do is make sure she knows you're there for her and love her for who she is. Whilst saying 'you are not a monster' is nice and all, you need to take a different angle."

"How do you know all this?" Luis whispered in reply.

"Because," Anna whispered, "when you've been assigned the weird kid since preschool, you know how to spot a victim because you've experienced a thing or two yourself. I've been meaning to ask you a few things, but right now we need to help Ness."

Luis nodded and resumed his movements, sitting down at Ness side.

"Ness. I know you feel really bad, but I know you had no choice back there. You've been playing damage control the whole time, and you've done really well. Nobody has died yet, even though you were directly ordered to kill people. I know it's hard for you, and I probably don't fully understand what you're going through, but I wouldn't listen to the creature that's trying to tell you that you're a monster."

Ness then looked up at Luis, and he swear he saw a small smile.

"I love you for who you are," Luis continued, "tough decisions and all."

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Link to my amino blogs:
aminoapps.com/p/5l1co6
aminoapps.com/p/i2zis5o

FNAF (c) Scott Cawthon.
Artwork and interpretation of the characters belong to me.