I came back to the Arcade, only this time Jessica didn't come with her and her brother. We decided it would be best for Jessica to catch up on her sleep since she was staying up at night for the past five days. Yesterday I turned sixteen and it was fun getting a phone to call if anything happened or if she needed a pick up or something like that. I even got a little Drivers Ed test that day and I passed! I thought to myself, successful. "Millea welcome back!" A familiar yet so strange voice hollered to her with excitement. I looked around to see it was Wolfa, her tail was wagging like one of those dogs on sugar-high. I smiled, and remembered those rules. I strut up to Wolfa with a tingle of joy. "Hello Wolfa, how was your day?" I asked the wolf animatronic, but I guess I didn't quite know what happened the other day. I thought it was just another normal day so I went up to her and hugged her, just like Wolfa did the first day. But Wolfa winced a little at that. I noticed a little bit of blood on her muzzle. I thought it was just the lighting in the room but then, something happened with the other animatronic, the winged valentine cheetah Laika was strange around another kid. I didn't know why. So, as I let go of Wolfa she had wiped away the blood and then rubbed the blood away from her hand. I figured to just ignore it. I went to one of the Arcade games and Wolfa followed me to watch me play her game. I played until I had completed the whole game and Wolfa howled in joy and victory. "Someone's happy today as always!" I said, and patted her purple head. Wolfa wagged her tail. "I love it when others finish what they start, and play!" Wolfa exclaimed and clapped her hands together in congratulation. I smiled bigger, then stood up and then went to get a drink and have something to eat. The food was delicious and I liked the taste of its seasonings. I went back to the stage room, it suddenly went dark and I jumped back in surprise. I thought the Arcade closed later than Lunch. I pressed my back against the wall, and whispered, "Wolfa? Wolfa...where are you?" Then I heard something coming towards her, its breathing was severe and her heart beat like a car's engine on steroids. I bit my bottom lip in fear and didn't want to be seen by the creature that was coming towards her. The faint light coming from the other rooms were alarming. I saw something black sail pass me with a dark entity coming off of it. I hoped wouldn't have seen her, and then I heard Wolfa walk gently towards me, and the lights were on. Then I saw the other kids have fun with the Arcade games and yell at the top of their lungs with victory. I withdrew from the wall and looked around, and there was no sign of the figure I saw. I blinked with confusion. ,,What happened a while back?" I asked myself, then I suddenly fainted of the stress on my mind and the thoughts that stuck on my mind. Hours later, it was dark for real it was closed. I was on the stage instead of where the audience might be. It was strange, then Wolfa leaned her large head down to me. "You okay kid?" She asked me as I got up and pressed a hand on my head as it hurt. I looked at Wolfa worry showed all over her as I stood. Then I made a move to my pocket and my phone was dead. ,,Great, now I have to charge it." I thought with a splitting headache, I limped towards Wolfa and then I saw her help me to the stairs. I jumped back as I saw the black figure I saw earlier. I felt my head go into searing pain as I did so. The black figure lunged at me and Wolfa jumped in front of me then back-handed it away. I was surprised that Wolfa knew even to do so. I put my hand on my head as my headache stung, then I wondered where did my brother go? I asked myself in alarm. I thought he'd get me before he left. I felt miserable then I felt something slide behind me. I looked and it was the black figure, I kneeled on one knee as I felt my headache react to it as the black figure advance toward me. Wolfa picked me up before it had done anything to me. Wolfa jumped back, god bless that the ceiling was so high that it allowed the Animatronics to maneuver around easier. I felt a small tear brim at my eyes as the headache went to an earsplitting deafness, then a little blackout. I woke up soon after that, and Wolfa had went to the basement where she thought I'd be safe. I didn't know what time it was before someone came down the stairs finding her huddled in Wolfa's caring arms. To be continued...
