[EN] FNAF X: Trapped in the Janitor's Closet Ep. 6
Elara pressed herself against the wall, her heart pounding as she listened to the knocking and scraping that now came from the other side of the door. The rusted metal box she had pushed against it groaned and creaked under the pressure from outside.
It was Bonnie. The scraping sound she had heard before was now louder, sharper. Metal on metal. He was scratching at the door with his remaining mechanical fingers, trying to find a gap, a point of leverage. Then came a dull impact – he was slamming himself against the door, again and again. Each time, the small room shuddered, and dust sifted down from the ceiling. The smell, a sharp mixture of mold, decay, and the peculiar, electrical burning smell of the animatronics, seeped through the cracks and enveloped Elara.
She dug her fingers into her arms, trying to hold onto something solid, to ground herself. The janitor's closet was tiny, barely larger than a wardrobe. Next to her, dusty buckets, broken brooms, and bottles of long-dried cleaning agents were piled up. In the darkness, the shadows seemed to dance on the walls, and every sound her own body made – the rapid pounding of her heart, the shallow gasping of her breath – was deafening in the terrifying silence.
The hammering on the door turned into a furious drumming. A deep, guttural growl penetrated the thin wood. Bonnie was not just a broken machine. He was possessed, filled with a malevolent energy that knew only one goal: to find her. Elara closed her eyes, wishing she could vanish into thin air.
Suddenly, as abruptly as it had begun, the hammering ceased. The scratching sounds subsided. Silence returned, but this one was different. It wasn't the total, dead silence of the deactivated Freddy. This silence was lurking, waiting.
Elara barely dared to breathe. Had he given up? Or was he just waiting? She cautiously pressed her ear against the door. Nothing. Only the distant, irregular hum of the building's old electrical system.
After a minute that felt like an eternity, Elara heard a faint, scraping sound slowly receding. It grew softer and softer until it vanished in the distant hallway. Bonnie was gone.
A shaky breath escaped Elara's lips. A temporary reprieve. She couldn't hide here any longer. Eventually, he would come back. Or one of the others. She had to find another way.
Her eyes wandered around the small room. The walls were made of rough concrete blocks, the ceiling low. But in the corner, behind a pile of old rags, she noticed something unusual. A loose brick. A crack in the concrete. It was small, barely visible, but it was there.
Could this be an old maintenance shaft? A shaft that might lead her out of this nightmare? Her heart pounded again, this time not just from fear, but also from a spark of hope.
She had to be careful. Very careful.

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