"Mangle is right. We can just stick to the woods and move around at night so the huamns won't see us and avoid the city. How hard can it be?" If they got seen or caught they would deal with it if and when it happned. He wouldn't hesitate to kill a human in order to protect the group. "We'll find some sort of abandonment and turn it into our new home. It won't be so bad." Sure it might not be any where near as comfortable as thier old one but a leaky roof or drafty barn was preferable to a scrapyard.<br/><br/>"Were'e leaving?" Toy Bonnie perked up, long ears flicking forward and large blue tail wagging in anticipation. His excitement to see the world outside the dull walls of the restaurant was dulled uncertainty and fear. Still he was eager to see what was out there.<br/><br/>"Yeah, we are. But we need to plan first. We can't just go running off." The edges of Bonnie's lips turned upwards into a smile of amusement when the small rabbit huffed then pouted and buried his face back into the thick fur. "Going to have to check the parts and services room behind the stage for anything we can make use of including any spare parts Mangle might need. Once we have what supplies we need, we just wait for nightfall and slip out the back door." After discovering the lock on the emergency exit didn't work right, he had figured out that putting some thick black tape over the latch ensuing that they could leave the building when ever they wanted. It had driven Freddy to fits when he had found out and forbid them to ever leave the building. Not that it had stopped Bonnie from exploring the parking lot and back lot.<br/><br/>"No one is ever going to turn us into scrap or tear us away from each other. I promise."