Summary: After a really exciting day at the Freddy Fazbear PizzaPlex, you end up getting lost in the backstage area. All the animatronics are looking for you. But with the dim lighting and loud noises, they look less than friendly to approach. Roxanne Wolf ends up finding you and accidentally scares you. Feeling bad for scaring you, she decides to sit next to you and talk until you are ready.

After all, here at Freddy Fazbear's Pizzaplex, our goal is to provide wholesome family fun a safe and and fun environment.

Fazbear Entertainment does not guarantee "Safety" or "Fun". By listening to this audio, you release Fazbear Entertainment from all legal liability, regardless of jurisdiction.

Script Link (Scriptbin): https://scriptbin.works/u/Lalo_ASMR_Alt/f4a-roxanne-wolf-finds-you-lost-and-comforts

Hello everyone. My name is Markiplier Lalo and welcome back to another script here on ASMRScriptHeaven.

Alright joking aside, I wrote this script to celebrate the release of the new DLC for FNAF: Security Breach and the movie coming out soon. I've had this one in the drafts folder for a while, so I thought it was the perfect time to finish this script.

I tried to incorporate some of the lore of the Five Nights at Freddy's series, mainly from Security Breach. It's not going to fit perfectly (cause the lore in this franchise is constantly changing). But there should be some references that fans of the series will catch. Even if you're not a fan of the series, I still think the script stands well on it's own. If you are interested, go ahead and check it out.

And as always, please leave any feedback you may have. And I hope you all have a wonderful day.

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