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Despite falling asleep, Saphira was restless throughout the night. Her dreams were filled with the last couple days, but they felt strange. She didn’t know why, as she heard strange whispers echoing in the distance of her dreams. It made her sleep very unsettled, and she didn’t even know that time was passing quickly until she did open her eyes. But when she opened her eyes, she sat up instantly as though she felt a presence in her room. But there was none.

Saphira sighed as she frowned, running her fingers through her hair and laid back against the pillows, not knowing what to think or feel at this time. Saphira guessed she was unsettled like this due to the current situation she was in. Saphira stared at the ceiling as she pondered on her thoughts. The dreams she had were unsettling, and she could still remember them. And someone was talking to her, but she didn’t know if that was just her mind playing tricks on her.

Saphira didn’t know how long she has slept, and if it was even the morning. She placed her hand on her neck, feeling the pain of the bruise that was still present around her neck. However, it wasn’t so bad. It has healed a little, but she didn’t know if she could speak well yet. That might take a bit longer. Saphira wondered if Springtrap would come in soon, or if she was up too early.

She sighed as she felt the need to use the bathroom anyway, so she got out of the bed and made her way into the bathroom. Even if it was early, she could not really ignore the call of nature. Saphira tiptoed into the bathroom as she worried about seeing the yellow bear animatronic again. She still did not know what exactly it was, even though Springtrap seemed to. But she did hope not to meet it again. She did glance at the mirror thinking she might see it again, but it wasn’t there.

She sighed in relief as she sat on the toilet to relieve herself. She thought about how the day was going to go. Springtrap wanted to take her with him to walk around the city to find things she would needs. Saphira hoped she could give some of the stuff to Amelia, as she knew her friend would benefit from it too. She didn’t know if Amelia would also come along, but she probably would, since Springtrap didn’t want either of them to run from him. And they both were well aware of the consequences.

Once she finished and walked over to the vanity to wash her hands, Saphira looked at herself in the mirror. Even though the rooms were dark, the dim light seemed to be enough. Saphira smiled to herself as she didn’t mind how she looked. She knew she needed to brush her hair, but that wasn’t something that worried her too much. She just didn’t know why, but she definitely did not mind being underground in this strange facility.

She took a deep breath and quietly practiced speaking to feel how painful of her vocal cords were. They still hurt with each word she spoke, even though it was not as bad as it was the day before. Saphira did expect Springtrap to tell her to remain quiet to ensure that her throat would heal. Unfortunately, Saphira didn’t really have any way to hasten the healing process, aside from not agitating her vocal cords. She could only just wait.

She sighed and washed her face before walking back into the bedroom to grab her brush and brush out the knots. She sat on her bed as she took the time to brush the bristles through her hair as she thought about what the day would be like. Aside from walking, she knew that Springtrap may speak about hunting down Kyle, even though Saphira was not yet sure how she felt about it. It sounded enticing, and the power she would feel over this person felt difficult to resist.

As she thought about the day, Saphira jumped as she heard the door open and she looked over to see Springtrap at the door. “Morning, darling. Though it is very early.” Saphira widened her eyes as she had wondered how early it was and Springtrap chuckled softly. “But it is okay. You were tossing and turning a lot.” She froze with a raise of her eyebrow as she didn’t know what that meant. “Don’t worry your pretty head, darling. I could hear you on the outside. But you wouldn’t know if I decided to just…watch you sleep, little thing.” Saphira lowered the brush as she felt a blush forming on her cheeks and she bit her lip uncertainly. “You should try and go back to sleep, darl. There is still several hours before it is dawn. Unless you really want to start trekking around the city at this time, which I wouldn’t recommend.”