I’ve been working on a new one that better captures the darker, edgy tone of TRTF — think mafia, corporations, apocalypse, and the “slaughter machines” from the TRTF5 trailer. Hope you like it.

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Only the dead have seen the end of war. -George Santayana

Life is nothing but a butterfly's dream. -Zhuangzi

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Part One: The Origin of Evil

Alison's Early Life

Alison was born in the late 19th century to European immigrants in America. His childhood was extremely tragic—abandonment, domestic violence, death of family members. However, after growing up, he joined the largest Mafia syndicate in America at the time and quickly gained appreciation from the old boss, eventually becoming the new leader.

Having grown up surrounded by power and violence, Alison possessed extraordinary ambition. He wanted to create a new global regime—a totalitarian society ruled by himself, where all evil would be suppressed through violence, creating a utopia where only goodness existed.

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Gilbert Facility (1942-1944)

In 1942, Japan's "Gilbert Facility"—a high-tech medical facility established in the late 19th to early 20th century by Japanese scientist and official Gilbert with government support—was researching treatments for ordinary cancer (common cancer, not super cancer). During this research, they accidentally discovered that souls exist within humans. To verify this theory, they recruited three terminal cancer patients, strapped them to beds, administered anesthesia, and connected them to a special "Machine" that was linked to three robots. The experiment was ultimately successful—the three patients regained life within the robots.

There's one more little-known fact about the Gilbert Facility. In 1938, the Japanese government sent an army general to ask Gilbert to work for the invading Japanese forces, but Gilbert refused. Although the Japanese government was furious, they really couldn't just shut down the facility for no reason. So, under the pretext of supplying troops at the front line, they withdrew some of the guards.

These three patients were:

· Patient 20 → Transferred into Fairytale Ty (anthropomorphic red panda)

· Patient 48 → Transferred into Fairytale Koly (anthropomorphic koala)

· Patient 63 → Transferred into Fairytale Sally (anthropomorphic panda)

Soon after, Gilbert became critically ill from old age and overwork. Before his death, he told the scientists to transfer his soul into the "Machine," allowing him to be reborn within it. The "Machine" was a supercomputer that could coordinate and control the entire facility's operations, as well as provide continuous power to the three robots using soul technology.

Gilbert's son, Alei, inherited Gilbert Facility.

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The Attack on Gilbert Facility

Later 1942, Alison had been coveting their technology. He called Alei, offering to buy his technology and the "Machine." Alei refused. After several unanswered calls, Alison took some men and went to Japan. They infiltrated Gilbert Facility, used their own technology to cut off power to the facility, and began a frenzied attack and looting. Most people died.

Alei tried to escape using a transit pod—a special elevator in Gilbert Facility that could move between different rooms on different floors. However, Alison's men took control of the transit pod system, causing the pod to jam. Alison then released toxic gas, killing Alei.

They stole most of the technology, including the "Machine" and medical technology. Before leaving, Alison noticed a bottle of antidote called "RADSLA." It had never passed testing due to unstable effects—its properties included enhanced immunity and extended lifespan, making the taker almost immune to natural death (though with many unknown side effects). He chose to take it.

He and his Mafia members rushed back to America, leaving Gilbert Facility in ruins. This was a political scandal. Japanese authorities forced Gilbert Facility to restart. The remaining employees tried to resurrect Alei—they used technology to maintain his vital signs mechanically, reviving Alei as a cybernetic organism rather than a robot. However, this caused the resurrected Alei to become mindless and try to kill everyone in his path. Scientists had to lock him in the facility's containment room.

They continued their research. To prevent another tragedy like the shooting, they hired a trained night guard named Lloyd, equipped with mechanical body armor, a gas mask, and a two-way radio.

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1944: The Fall of Gilbert Facility

In 1944, Alison discovered Gilbert Facility was still operational. He had his men hack into the facility's robots, making them bloodthirsty and violent. At night, while the souls slept, the bloodthirsty program took control, making the three robots continuously attack Lloyd's office. Lloyd had to defend himself for ten nights.

On the tenth night, Alison decided he'd had enough. He had his men hack into the containment room control system, releasing Alei. Alei killed everyone in his path—bullets couldn't stop him. Lloyd saw Alei on the monitors and heard footsteps approaching. He left the security room, went to the first floor safe room, and descended to the basement.

Then he heard thumping sounds. The basement vent door burst open violently, its hinges slamming against the wall. Alei jumped out. Lloyd had a pistol. He could either end his life or die with honor. As Alei approached brutally and used a steel rebar to pierce through Lloyd's arm, the agonized Lloyd realized his life would end here. He chose to shoot an acetylene tank. The explosion ignited the rest of acetylene tanks, destroying the entire Gilbert Facility.

The next day, scientists returned to find the facility in ruins. The basement was torn open, revealing two charred corpses inside.

Soon after, Japanese authorities permanently closed Gilbert Facility.

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Part Two: Fazbear Inc. and the Slave Factory

1943: The Birth of Fazbear Inc.

In 1943, Alison used his business success to establish a company called Fazbear Inc. The goal was to open restaurants across America providing electronic animatronic performances and entertainment for children.

A massive hiring campaign began. Two people were particularly crucial: Gron and Vincent.

· Gron was a full-time father with a wife Lynda and two young sons—Jackson (age 6) and Charles (age 2)

· Vincent was Gron's childhood friend and a technology enthusiast

Both were assigned to Fazbear Inc.'s first restaurant in San Francisco, "Golden Paradise Diner" (GPD) . Vincent worked there as manager and technician, while Gron worked as a Springlock animatronic performer and "Green Jester" performer (a live performer in green clown attire, not an animatronic).

GPD had many animatronics, including:

· Lockjaw (a white-suited, white-fedora-wearing adult Caucasian male animatronic, the company flagship)

· Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy

· Katie (not Kitty, a pink, anthropomorphic cat, like Freddy)

· Vigo (the only non-anthropomorphic animatronic—a pure biomorphic snake)

Springlock technology, developed by Vincent, allowed the animatronic suits to switch modes—opening the suit and retracting the endoskeleton for human wear, or closing the suit with endoskeleton in place for machine performance. Unlike FNaF's similar concept, this AU's Springlock technology was actually very safe by design.

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Gron's Discovery

In December 1943, Gron went to Fazbear Inc.'s headquarters—a massive complex serving as factory and warehouse. He noticed something strange: his boss Alison kept going to a restricted area called Floor 11, seemingly conducting some terrible internal business.

Curious, Gron followed Alison to Floor 11. It appeared to be a utility floor with crates, old cables, pipes, and posters everywhere. Confused, Gron watched Alison find a wall, tap bricks in a specific pattern, and watch the wall retreat a few centimeters before sliding left, revealing a hidden elevator. Alison descended.

Gron waited for the next elevator and descended too. What he found was unforgettable...

Beneath the factory was a secret massive underground facility—the size of several football fields. Countless people—homeless individuals, enemies of the Mafia—were laboring day and night on an enormous assembly line. In the distance was the "Machine," which had been modified to power this horrific factory. Those who violated rules were executed, their souls imprisoned in the "Machine," becoming endless energy sources, eventually assimilated by the Machine's consciousness into beings without emotion or memory—only destructive impulses.

What were they producing? Not restaurant animatronics, even not animatronics. Something completely different: massive, terrifying, dark-colored machines, each about three meters tall, with rows of sharp teeth—slaughter machines built for mass genocide. This was Alison's army, designed to sweep across the world, destroy all governments, and establish his utopia through violence.

The slaves were also forced to build and worship a static slaughter machine called "Carnage" —a humanoid figure with no recognizable biological features, reddish-brown, with metal spikes on shoulders, wrists, and ankles, and four curved reddish-brown horns arranged in a cross pattern on its head.

Gron didn't understand all this—he just knew it was terrifying. Alison seemed to notice him. Terrified, Gron ran toward the Machine, trying to overload it by modifying its parameters, hoping to destroy everything. He was wrong. The unfinished slaughter machines came to life, becoming intelligent and brutal. Gron ran, hearing sounds of flesh tearing and screams behind him. He escaped via elevator back to Floor 11, then to Floor 1, determined to hide this dark secret forever.

Below, the slaughter machines brutally massacred the enslaved laborers. Alison, knowing he couldn't fight them, ran to his secret safe office in the factory, watched via monitors, then reset the Machine's parameters. The unfinished slaughter machines stopped, but the factory floor was covered in corpses.

Alison cursed Gron, called Mafia members, and ordered them to kill Gron's family and find new slaves to continue the project.

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The Christmas Tragedy

Christmas Eve 1943. Gron was shopping with his wife Lynda and sons Jackson and Charles. He tried to maintain normalcy, but his mental state was deteriorating.

On the way home, paranoia, guilt, and terror suddenly overwhelmed him. He began to hallucinate violently—every stranger on the street, every driver in the opposite lane, every shadow under the streetlights twisted into the same face: Alison, wearing a cold, satisfied, triumphant smile.

His mind completely shattered. Gron lost all control. He veered into the opposite lane and began speeding against traffic, desperate to escape the endless sea of Alison’s grinning faces.

Unbeknownst to him, a black car carrying Alison’s hitman had been tailing them all along. Watching Gron descend into madness, the hitman seized the moment and rammed their vehicle from the side.

The car, already out of control, was sent crashing straight into an oncoming truck loaded with fuel tanks. The truck couldn't brake in time. The impact triggered a catastrophic explosion.

The family was mortally wounded.

Bystanders called emergency services. The family was rushed to the hospital. They stabilized and were moved from ICU to a regular room with four beds—perfect for the family of four. However, their doctor was called away to another patient. A man in a white coat, claiming to be a substitute doctor, entered the room.

He approached Lynda and disconnected her life support. Gron watched his wife die, helpless due to his weakened state. The "doctor" noticed Gron watching, used his gun to strike Gron's head, knocking him unconscious again, then fled.

The real doctor returned to find Lynda dead. Gron and the two boys survived.

The court decided that 2-year-old Charles was too young and should be fostered with relatives in San Jose. 6-year-old Jackson could decide for himself—he chose to stay with Gron.

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Gron's Descent and Vincent's Fall

Gron's mental state deteriorated further. He began trying to kill children at GPD as revenge against the company, wearing a spare Spring Bonnie suit. Vincent caught him, confronted him, forcibly removed the suit, and sent him home.

Back at GPD, Vincent was shaken. Feeling guilty, he decided to help Gron by doing what Gron couldn't—he wore a Spring Freddy suit, lured several children into the storage room, and killed them. Immediately, he regretted it. But it was too late. He hid the bodies inside the restaurant's animatronics.

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1948: The Three Slaves

In 1948, three slaves were pardoned by Alison—but had to complete one task: deliver new Spring Bonnie and Spring Freddy suits to GPD. Eager for freedom, they accidentally sent Torture Golden Lockjaw and Torture Golden Katie on the delivery truck instead. Realizing their mistake too late, they hid in the underground levels of the factory—a restricted area where slaves weren't allowed, hoping Alison wouldn't search there.

It was a garbage dump—full of slave corpses (including those from the 1943 massacre) and waste. Alison appeared behind them.

He beat them with his men. Desperate, they saw three slaughter machines in the corner—The Beast (a golden rabbit slaughter machine, anthropomorphic, three heads on long necks, right hand a long blade), Torture Buster (a black version of Torture Bonnie—a different machine), and Torture Saber (a brown werewolf slaughter machine). They climbed inside, thinking they could wear them like suits and fight back.

They couldn't move. Alison smiled, watching them. He pressed a button. The torture devices inside the machines activated—piercing, cutting, crushing, electrocuting. The three slaves died in agony, their souls uploaded to the Machine. Alison dusted himself off and left with his men.

At GPD, Vincent received the wrong delivery. The suits were terrifying—nothing like normal animatronics. He stored them in the restaurant's underground bunker (a bomb shelter) and warned employees not to touch them.

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1950: Jackson's Nightmare

In 1950, the company celebrated expanding to eight states with "Take Your Child to Work Day." Employees could bring their children to the restaurant for free food and entertainment.

Gron brought 13-year-old Jackson.

But Gron was hallucinating—seeing Lynda's ghost. He was on the edge of complete breakdown. He decided to kill Jackson.

He took Jackson to the bunker. Isolated and soundproof, no one would hear. He hung Jackson up and beat him with an iron rod. Jackson screamed, but no one came.

Vincent was doing his routine check of the bunker to ensure the two terrifying suits were still secure. He saw everything.

Gron, seeing Vincent, tried to kill him too. Vincent was unarmed against Gron's iron rod. He tried to evade. Gron slipped on garbage, flew several meters, and crashed into Torture Golden Lockjaw.

The machine's red eyes lit up. Its automatic hunting mechanism activated. It pulled Gron inside, tortured him to death, uploaded his soul to the Machine, then spat out his remains.

Vincent, horrified, freed Jackson and ran. Jackson escaped. Vincent reinforced the bunker's door and returned to GPD, pretending nothing happened.

But the guilt and fear consumed him. GPD went bankrupt in 1951. Fazbear Inc. fired Vincent.

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Part Three: The Curse Continues

1961-1968: Vincent and Jackson

1. 1961, Vincent, unable to find work due to his reputation, got drunk and drove to the old GPD site. Fazbear Inc. had built a new restaurant there: Freddy Fazbear's Family Diner (FFFD) .

Outside stood a young man—23 years old, staring through the window. Vincent felt strange familiarity. It was Jackson.

Jackson had been adopted by a kind family. Now an adult, he suffered from severe depression and suicidal tendencies because of everything he'd endured. He was a nihilist.

Vincent watched him. An uncontrollable impulse took over. He got out, covered Jackson's mouth, dragged him to his car, and drove to another nearby Fazbear Inc. restaurant: Fazbear's Funtime (FF) .

He snuck in through the back alley, locked Jackson in a spare storage room. No food, no water. Jackson was desperate. He saw a puppet in the room and tried to hang himself with its string, but survival instinct stopped him each time.

Vincent regretted his actions. He started secretly passing bread and water through the door.

Four days later, Vincent decided to free Jackson. Jackson saw his face—the face connected to his childhood trauma—and ran. Vincent chased him, trying to explain he meant no harm.

Jackson locked himself in the repair room. Vincent searched for wire to pick the lock. Jackson saw a Lockjaw animatronic in the corner. He opened its Springlock mechanism and climbed inside to hide.

This Lockjaw was from FF. Its Springlock was broken. Soon, Jackson couldn't breathe. He thrashed, trying to escape. The mechanism failed completely—endoskeleton snapped into place, suit closed around him. He died inside.

Vincent entered the room too late.

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Leala's Revenge

Jackson's girlfriend, Leala, discovered what Vincent had done. She wanted revenge.

Jackson's soul took control of the Lockjaw animatronic and the Puppet. The Puppet gave gifts to the animatronics at FFFD, awakening the souls from the 1940s, which then took control of those animatronics. They could control any animatronic of the same model worldwide.

They tried to call for help, hoping someone would free their souls.

1. 1968, destitute, Vincent disguised himself as "Fritz" and applied for a night guard position at FFFD—as the phone guy.

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1975: Mike's Week

1. FFFD reopened as Freddy Fazbear's Pizza (FFP) . A middle-aged man named Mike applied for the night guard position—he needed the $350 for six nights.

Vincent became his phone guy, calling every night, giving instructions. The animatronics attacked Mike's office, trying to make him notice their distress. Mike thought they were just haunted and defended himself with doors and masks.

The sixth night. Vincent's call was panicked. He said a blonde figure was chasing him, screaming about "my boyfriend." He hung up abruptly.

1 AM. Mike saw a Spring Freddy outside his window, pounding on the security glass, screaming to be let in—someone was chasing him. It was Vincent, wearing the Spring Freddy suit, begging for help.

Mike didn't know. He thought it was an animatronic malfunction. He closed the hydraulic door and called the police.

1:35 AM. Police arrived. Outside Mike's office, they found a middle-aged man's body with a stab wound in his chest, a Spring Freddy suit forcibly removed nearby, and a pool of blood. Perfect crime—the killer couldn't be traced.

Police identified the body as the missing child murderer from years ago. Newspapers reported: "The Murderer Captured."

Mike took his pay and left forever.

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1987: Cawnoth's Investigation

1. Cawnoth (Charles' son, Jackson's nephew) was 19. He was suspicious of his grandfather Gron's past, which his father Charles always avoided discussing. He decided to investigate.

He applied for a night guard position at Freddy's Galleria (FG) in San Jose—a massive Art Deco-themed restaurant. During his shifts, animatronics tried to enter his office. Like others, he misinterpreted this as haunted robots.

His Phone Guy, Nathan, is a really enthusiastic guy. He told him about the defense Animatronics stuff and mentioned that the last person who applied for the position was Jefferson, who got fired for being too often absent from work playing arcade games and hanging out.

As his investigation deepened, he uncovered more about his grandfather's madness.

The sixth night, he took his pay and went home. He found his father Charles dead on the floor, a bullet hole in his forehead. An anonymous warning letter lay nearby: "Stop investigating. This is your best outcome."

Terrified, Cawnoth stopped investigating and moved away. But nightmares plagued him—a monstrous Lockjaw chasing him through his old house.

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Part Four: The Modern Era

2001-2015

1. 2001, Cawnoth married. His son Carson was born. Cawnoth hid all family history from Carson to protect him.

2. 2015, Three 16-year-old San Francisco high school students—Blake, Wilson, and Chun—pooled their money to buy FFP. They wanted to pay their own tuition. They renovated it as Fazbear Fantasy Land (FFL) and obtained franchise rights from Fazbear Inc. They also brought animatronics from the closed FF restaurant—including the Lockjaw containing Jackson's body.

Blake volunteered as night guard. In that old building, the animatronics frantically tried to enter his office. Blake defended himself, unaware of the truth.

After six nights, FFL opened. Children and parents came to see the vintage restaurant.

Lockjaw suddenly malfunctioned—it hugged six children to death. Jackson's soul just wanted to feel warmth again. Panic erupted. Police arrived, sealed the restaurant, and smashed Lockjaw to inspect it. Inside, they found a decomposed, unrecognizable corpse.

The children's souls were finally freed! But Blake, Wilson, and Chun disbanded amid conflict and guilt.

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2030: Blake's Final Night

1. 31-year-old Blake was broke, living in nightmares and alcohol. Desperate, he called Wilson. Chun had married and refused to get involved.

They had no money. Then they met their high school classmate John—a former football star who had succeeded in sports. Shocked by their situation, he donated $200,000.

They bought Freddy's Showbiz Emporium (FSE) , a 1962 TV studio and restaurant that had hosted "Captain Lockjaw and His Animal Crew." Its animatronics were old showbiz models.

Returning to old FFL, they discovered an undiscovered bunker—the same building had been GPD, FFFD, FFP, and FFL over the years. Inside were two golden suits: Torture Golden Lockjaw and Torture Golden Katie.

They brought them to FSE.

Blake became night guard again. The animatronics attacked him—but the souls had supposedly been freed years ago. Unknown to anyone, Torture Golden Lockjaw had reprogrammed them to be bloodthirsty killers.

The sixth night. Blake should have finished his shift. Instead, he heard roaring in the distance. Cameras went dark. The roaring approached—Torture Golden Lockjaw.

Blake closed his hydraulic security door—15 centimeters thick.

Torture Golden Lockjaw ripped through it with its bare hands, creating a hole. It entered the office and crushed Blake's skull with its hands. Then it awakened Torture Golden Katie, and both slaughter machines escaped the restaurant.

No one knew where they went. No one knew they existed.

7 AM. Wilson arrived to find Blake decapitated, the door torn open, animatronics destroyed. Public outrage followed. Carson—now an FBI agent—was assigned to investigate. At a press conference, he vowed to ensure Fazbear Inc. could never cause such horror again.

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2032-2036: Uncovering the Truth

1. 2032, Carson raided Frankburt's Tavern—a small criminal base controlled by the Mafia, with a secret facility beneath it. He found Alison's private office. Empty. But he discovered Alison's secret files about World War III, the New World Order, and the slaughter machines.

He released the files publicly. Global panic ensued. The federal government has also started to dismantle the remnants of Alison's mafia.

Alison had been living in the abandoned original Fazbear Inc. headquarters complex, waiting to die.

1. 2034, the government shut down Fazbear Inc. nationwide. This caused a severe economic crisis—mass unemployment, social collapse, riots. The company's then-CEO, Howard, was arrested. Although he was actually innocent, while in prison he tried to write letters to his family to explain everything, but he just couldn't make sense of it. "They said I was the CEO, that I knew everything, but I didn't even know where the basement was." The next day, jailers found him having ended his own life with a bedsheet. Carson locked himself in his apartment, overwhelmed by guilt and regret.

2035-2036. The federal government sent multiple military assaults on the old headquarters complex. All were wiped out. The slaughter machines had defended it. Public outrage forced the attacks to stop. The event became known as the "Fazbear Gate" scandal. Now, no one talks about or explores the mystery behind the Fazbear Inc. massacre or those terrible "rumors" anymore.

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2037: The Last Man

1. Carson decided to become the last man. He dressed carefully—flashlight, night vision goggles, a Glock 20—and went alone to the old headquarters. He would end this, or die trying.

Torture Golden Lockjaw and Torture Golden Katie had returned to the old headquarters.

Carson infiltrated through the sewers. Each floor was guarded by slaughter machines. He could only hide and sneak, unable to fight. As he progressed, he uncovered more of the dark secret: Alison had planned to use the slaughter machines to trigger World War III and destroy all existing governments, establishing his utopia.

On Floor 11, he met Alison—old and frail, but still ambitious. Alison told him no one could stop his plan. He would bring salvation to the world.

Carson didn't believe him. He drew his pistol and used his last bullet to shoot Alison through the head.

He took Alison's keycard, entered the secret elevator, and descended to the underground factory. There, he confronted the "Machine." Following procedures, he activated the self-destruct system—designed to destroy everything in the old building except the slaughter machines. Carson believed it would end everything.

Small C4 explosives began detonating. The building shook. Carson, wounded, crawled toward Carnage—the static slaughter machine sitting beside the Machine. He climbed inside and sacrificed himself, dying in agony.

In the end, the final step of the self-destruction system was completed - the old headquarters complex mysteriously caught fire and collapsed, then was blown to pieces. The Machine was wrecked completely and freed.

But the slaughter machines were unharmed. They walked out of the mushroom cloud and chaotic ruins, now possessing the Machine's consciousness. With endless hatred and hostility, they brought the apocalypse to the world. The Prophecy came true.

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THE END