Ennard kicked and thrashed in his captors' large hands. Bonnie struggled to keep him in his grasps. Chica handled Yenndo with mere ease. The poor endo was more than terrified at what William had said- He was going to dismantle them and use their parts for his wicked experiments. Yenndo stumbled along as Chica forced him to continue walking. He swiveled his head in Ennards direction, his golden eyes wide with fear. "E-Ennard, where are they taking us?!" He cried out. Ennard pushed back against the large rabbit that kept forcing him forward. He tried ramming himself into the animatronic but was stopped when Bonnie had twisted his arm, causing the endo to immediately stop his attempts. He exclaimed painfully and then finally peered over to Yenndo, his pale blue eyes burning with rage. "I don't know where they're taking us! But William has another thing coming when I get my hands on him!" He spat. Yenndo almost flinched at the endos angry tone- Ennard was mad. Bonnie had spotted a figure approaching from ahead, and he let out a low growl at the familiar animatronic. The figure was none other than the large grey wolf... Yenndo coward at the large males approach, while Ennard eyed him angrily. The canine took notice of their actions and just grinned teasingly. "Well, well, well... Yenndo and Ennard. How nice to see the two of you again. I see you've gotten acquainted with Chica and Bonnie already. And I'm assuming you've already met Freddy as well, hmhm... And Foxy's yet to be introduced. But we'll have to save that for later- He's on guard dog duty." The animatronic drawled. He eyed Ennard for a moment before his attention landed on Yenndo. The endos fear was way too easy not to take notice of. And that kept the wolfs attention on him. "Oh, Yenndo..." The canine pent his ears back and smiled crookedly as he approached the now trembling endoskeleton. Ennard tried jumping at the wolf, but to no avail. He snarled threateningly. "Leave him alone!" The wolf let out a harsh snarl as he snapped his fangs at the bold male. "QUIET! If you want your friend to last as long as you will, then you'll stay out of this, clown!" He snarled. Ennard glared spitefully at the animatronic and then backed off- For his friends sake. The wolf hummed smugly and then returned his attention back to his 'target'. "Anyways... Now that Ennard's out of the way... I'm intrigued to see what you might be capable of..." Yenndo swallowed hard at the wolfs cruel tone. He didn't know what the wolf meant, but he was scared stiff at the moment. His voice broke as he spoke. "...W...W-what do you m-mean...?" He stuttered. The wolf laughed and then leaned down to be face to face with the smaller male, ignoring his question. And seeing the endo cowar was delighting to him. "Ha! Not much, I suppose- You appear to almost be shaken off of your own frame! But..." He lowered his tone and grinned, showing off his long white fangs. One could've thought that Yenndos circuits had malfunctioned by the way his golden eyes widened at seeing the sets of sharp teeth, and so close to his face at that. "...I'd seen how you attacked Bonnie back there... Protecting that human. I have to say, I didn't expect you to be the one to put up a fight... But your friend here..." The wolfs piercing blue eyes rolled over to settle on Ennard. The endo showed no fear as the canine stalked over to and stood before him. The wolf smiled at his angered expression. "...I know you can do some damage... More than Yenndo could." Ennard growled at that. "Then you'd better hope I don't get free, because you're right next to William when I do!" He hissed. The wolfs eyes widened the slightest at that, either because he was actually surprised at Ennards bold attitude, or because it delighted him. Well, he didn't have anything to worry about right now because the endo was being held hostage at the moment. The canine grinned crookedly. "Aw, no need to be so rude, Ennard. Hmhmm... I do understand that you're quite upset right now, after what Springtrap had done... And I don't blame you." The large grey animatronic studied Ennards facial expression for a moment as he continued to speak, knowing good and well that he was getting at him. "If I were tricked into a short demise, I'd be quite mad as well. So why don't you lend that anger of yours to the one who caused it?~" Ennard fell silent as the grey canine turned to leave, but the animatronic had called over his shoulder before he had fully disappeared into the dark. "Oh, and more thing... The two of you may just call me 'Wolf'."

Ennard growled as the animatronic had disappeared. Yenndo let out a grunt as Chica forced him forward. The endo glanced over to Ennard with dread. He couldn't quite read the expression on his friends face, but he knew it wasn't good... 'They're taking us to wherever Springtrap is... They have to be... That was why William mentioned he was waiting...' Yenndo fretted. This made him even more worried. The endos metal ears pinned against his head and his eyes peered forward. 'If they are taking us to where Springtrap is, then that must mean they want Ennard to... Oh... Oh, no... NO...' Bonnie pushed forward, forcing his captive to oblige and progress onward. Yenndos golden eyes widened as a large door came into view, and by the looks of it, it was heavy. A lever connected the door to the wall- It resembled a bolt-lock. That would mean that there was no handle on the inside of the room it housed... Ennard had been eyeing the door, too- Or he had been until Bonnie had shoved him against Yenndo, causing both of them to exclaim with shock. Chica grabbed hold of both of them while Bonnie busied himself with unlatching and then pulling the door open. It screeched and creaked as the bottom of it dragged against the flooring underneath it. Bonnie stood aside and then allowed Chica to come forward with the two captives. She almost effortlessly lifted them up and then tossed the two endos into the dim room ahead. Yenndo and Ennard exclaimed as they both hit the hard floor beneath them, which sent them skidding and tumbling into one another. Chica let out what seemed like a garbled laugh as she pushed the heavy door shut. Ennard jolted to his feet and rushed over to push against the shutting door, but he only ended up ramming into it. He let out an angry yell and continued to push and bang against the door, but to no avail. Yenndo clambered to his feet and rushed his way over to the outraged endoskeleton. "Ennard, it's no use- We're locked in!" He spoke, raising his voice over the sound of metal hitting metal. Ennard hit the door one last time before his frame went still. His hands slowly fell to his sides, and then he turned to Yenndo. Yenndo shook his head with dismay. "It's no use... There's a bolt-lock on the other side. There's no way we can open the door. ...You're only gonna hurt yourself..." He spoke. Ennard eyed the endo for a moment and then sighed, his angry expression turning to one of disdain. He raised a hand to place on his own shoulder, the one he had rammed the door with. "A bit too late for that warning, Yenndo... I'm alright though..." Ennard replied quietly. Yenndo mentally nodded at that and then turned his attention to the room they were in. He wasn't surprised to find it empty, nothing but a light hung from the ceiling. Yenndo was about to turn his attention back to Ennard, who was busy rubbing at his shoulder, but something had caught his attention...

Or someone...

He fell motionless as his wide golden orbs locked onto those of Springtrap. The rabbit was froze, his expression mirrored that of Yenndos- Nothing but dread... Springtraps eyes stayed on Yenndo for a painful moment before they quickly shifted onto Ennard- Who had turned just in time to notice the rabbit standing yards away from the two of them. And Yenndo wasn't quick enough to stop him. Ennard bolted towards Springtrap and knocked him to the ground. Sleek metal clashing against fur and more metal- That was all that anyone could make out of the two as they began to crash and slam into one another. Springtrap, who was trying his best to defend himself, finally manged to kick Ennard off of him and clambered to his feet. Ennard hit the ground and skidded back, but that didn't keep him down long. Before Yenndo could pin the endoskeleton down, he had sprang back onto his feet and then bolted towards the rabbit once again. "ENNARD, STOP!" Yenndo screeched. Ennard was too focused on Springtrap to even hear his friends words. "THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT!" He harshly snarled as he lashed a hand out at the rabbit, which he missed whenever Springtrap threw himself backwards and out of the way. Ennard growled and then lunged himself sideways, which Springtrap was too slow to avoid. The rabbit exclaimed painfully as he clambered to the ground, Ennard pining the animatronic beneath his heavy frame once again. Springtrap had swiftly jerked his head away just in time to avoid a punch from his outraged attacker. Ennard had threw another punch, but Springtrap had caught it, his hand trembling. The rabbit gritted his teeth. "ENNARD, LISTEN TO ME!" He roared. Ennard ripped his hand out of the rabbits hold and roughly gripped the collar of his suit. He slammed him against the floor and growled. "I DID LISTEN TO YOU- WE ALL DID! AND NOW LOOK WHERE IT'S GOTTEN US!" Springtrap let out a harsh cough as he tried prying the endos hands from his suit. Yenndo, who was standing off to the side, had been watching the two tumble with one another, horrified and oblivious of what to do. "Ennard, just stop! Let him go!" He yelled. Ennard paused for a moment, having heard Yenndo this time. He heaved as his eyes locked onto those of Springtraps, awaiting him to make a daring move. But the only thing that dared to move was the animatronics jaw. "Ennard, please... Please, listen to me..." He weakly breathed. If it weren't for the heavy layer of hurt that laced the rabbits voice, then Ennard probably wouldn't have let up on him. Ennard glared at Springtrap for a few more seconds before he slowly released his hold on him and then got off. Yenndo rushed over to the rabbit and then helped him to his feet, casting Ennard a harsh glare as he did so. Springtrap struggled to catch his balance before gesturing a look of 'Thank you' to Yenndo, then he turned his attention back to Ennard. "Please... Just hear me out- Both of you... I-I... You don't understand h-how sorry I am..." Springtrap glanced between Yenndo and Ennard as he spoke, his voice low and weak. "I...I was wrong... so terribly wrong for making that deal with William... I was so desperate to find Fredbear... William had offered me a deal, a horrible deal, that if I brought you to him... Then he would tell me where Fredbear was... I-I was so desperate to find my dear friend, so much that I was sick enough to risk the lives of three others... I... I am so sorry, you two..." He spoke.

Ennard eyed him with denial, but his nasty glare didn't stay long... He couldn't ignore the fact that Springtrap was being honest. His apology seemed to of came from the deepest part of his programming, and there was no doubt that he meant every word of it. Ennard shifted his faceplates and then dusted himself off, trying his best to calm himself. The look that Yenndo was giving him at the moment wasn't a friendly one. Ennard growled in defeat. "GRR! Fine! I'm gonna believe you this time... But that still doesn't undo the fact that we're trapped. William has plans and there's no one to stop them from happening!" He angrily exclaimed. Springtrap mentally sighed with relief. Ennard might not have accepted his apology yet, but the rabbit was going to do everything he could to make up for what he did, whatever it was going to take. Ennard had gave a heavy sigh before he turned to go slunk down against the door. Springtrap watched as he did so, and the rabbit frowned regretfully at the endos gestures. Yenndo had spoken up and caught his attention. "Springtrap, are you alright?" The endo asked. Springtrap didn't give a direct answer, he just nodded. Yenndo took the notion and then focused on the marks that laced the rabbits face. He could've flinched after realizing how white the rabbits right eye was. "Springtrap... C-can you still see out of that eye?" He fretted. Springtrap, who was still in the process of catching his breath, had casted a blank glance to the endo before lowering his head and frowning. Yenndo gloomed at the answer that was given to his question. "...No, I'm afraid not... The main iris glass is shattered... I can't see anything out of it..." The rabbit seemed to have drawled out the words regretfully. And Yenndo didn't have to ask what happened- Clawmarks that deep more than likely belonged to that twisted canine, or Wolf, as he called himself. Ennard had lifted his head to hear the conversation, but it wasn't like he could really ignore it. The room they were all housed in was small, and any noise made would bounce and radiate off of the concrete walls of the area. Ennard gazed at the rabbit for a moment until he had to blink. A mental sigh echoed through his system, one that made him begin to regret his previous actions. Now he wished he would've known about the rabbit being half blind. He was too angry to realize earlier... And now he felt horrible for almost tearing the animatronic to bits...

Ennard stood to his feet and made his way over to the two animatronics ahead of him. His footsteps causing Yenndo to turn and notice his approach. The endo pinned his metal ears down and then poised himself in front of Springtrap, expecting another fight to break loose. "Ennard." His bold tone carried a firm warning, but Ennard ignored it. He wasn't looking for a fight. In fact, he wished he hadn't of even started one to begin with. "Stand down, Yenndo... I'm not gonna do anything." Ennard assured. Yenndo eyed his friend for a moment before hesitantly stepping aside. Springtrap had stiffened at the endos approach, and had set his guard up in precaution. His silver eyes studied Ennards blue ones before the endo spoke up and broke the silence. "Even though I'm still upset because of what you've dragged us into... I do apologize. I should've thought before I reacted out of anger. Because, like it or not, we're all in trouble if we don't find a way out of here." He said. Springtrap gave a small nod in relief. He was thankful that Ennard didn't have disassemblement in mind any more. Escaping was a much better thought to have. The rabbit eased his shoulders. "Thank you, Ennard... And, believe me, I deserved every bit of that..." He sighed. Now that the tension between the two seemed to have settled some, Yenndo had cleared his throat. "Well, since you two seem to be squared again, thankfully, what are we gonna do about getting out of here? I'm assuming this place is a vault of some kind- A super storage room, if I may say... There's no way of getting that door opened unless someone opens it from the outside... And, unfortunately, we don't have any friends here." He stated. Springtrap spared a glance to the endo before Ennard had added some info, some very positive info. "Yenndo, you said that Y/N had gotten away. I'm more than certain that she's headed to find help right now... But..." "I'm afraid she won't make it back in time..." Springtrap all but interrupted. Ennard had fell silent after realizing that, and Springtrap had finished saying what he didn't. "It takes almost three days to even get here. From what I know, William is only two days off schedule. She won't make it back in time..." The rabbit seemed to have drawled out the words, as if he didn't want to say them. But it was hard news that needed to be heard at the moment, unfortunately. Yenndo glanced back and forth between the two awaiting for one of them to speak up, but they never did. "...Guys...? W...What... Then, what are we supposed to do...? This can't be the last run for us!" If pre-panic were a face, then Yenndo would be the definition of it. "W-we have to do something- Anything. Springtrap, William had said that he was controlling those three animatronics that had captured us. He's controlling them with a disk- The same disk that he had injected into Ennard. Is there any way we can maybe... Make the disks malfunction, or-" "It's an impossible task, Yenndo... I'm saddened to tell the both of you this, but those three animatronics... They're from Fredbears and my band as well... I don't know how, but William captured them and twisted them into those monstrosities that they now are..." Springtrap lowly spoke. The sadness that laced the rabbits voice was obvious. Ennard furrowed his brows before a realization hit him, causing his crimson brows to rise. "Wait- If they were with Fredbear, then shouldn't he be here as well?" He asked. Springtrap frowned with a pained expression and then leaned down to pick something off of the floor behind him, and then pulled himself back up. Ennard and Yenndo both gave a silent gasp at the silk purple top hat that was now in Springtraps hands. The rabbit couldn't even bring himself to look the two in the eyes, he was so distraught... Ennard gave a sad sigh. "...Oh... I'm sorry, Springtrap... Please tell us he's not..." Springtrap slowly raised his head to Ennards quiet question. "...I-I don't know... William didn't tell me anything... I can only hope that Fredbear's somehow alright. I fear William might've done something awful to him... Or is planning to." The rabbit spoke. Yenndo lowered his head as Springtrap stowed the hat away in his suit. He couldn't blame the rabbit for wanting to keep it close. There was a chance he wouldn't ever see Fredbear again... Ennard gave a sigh as he remembered something, something Wolf had told him, and William. "Ya know, William and that dog must have an identical mind set... They both must be assuming that I was gonna dismantle you..." Ennard casted the rabbit a bland frown of disinterest as he crossed his arms over his chest. "But, that's a false hope for them. I think I've done enough damage. And, again... I really do apologize, Springtrap. Even though this happened, it's happened to you, too. And you did try to help us escape... Thank you."

A cool gentle breeze gust it's way across Yenndo, making him glance up curiously. Without Ennard or Springtrap taking notice, the endo turned and slowly followed the trail of the random wind gust. The beam of light had disappeared as Yenndo carefully made his way through the darkness of the room. He was shocked to realize that it was a bit larger than what he first thought. The trail of the wind gust rose as Yenndo had came upon the back wall of the room. His golden eyes peered upwards. He couldn't see it, but his metal ears could detect the sound of wind flowing through something high up on the wall.

'...A vent...'