Knights of Guinevere (Sound Cartoon)

After a year of trying to break into the park, I finally managed to open the service elevator. I had to use some of the old C4 Tom kept in the garage to do it. I climbed up the shaft and made my way into the park. The whole park was in complete ruin. There was practically nothing left but massive structural damage and rubble, torn merchandise, and a LOT of condemned machinery, plus a strange blue substance splattered everywhere. I dont know what this stuff is, but im doing my best to avoid contact with it. Many of the animatronics were in the rubble. Most had torn limbs and face coverings. I felt as if some of them were watching me. I left when one began to emit a strange noise and spew more of the blue substance.After taking a stroll through, I proceded to a Customer Service kiosk that was still on to see if i could find anything usefull, and boy did i. I found that the company founder, Orville Park, designed the park to be LITERALLY floating in the sky. They made it possible with military-grade turbines and the blue substance the system wouldn't fully disclose to me. I do know, though, that it was the exact same substance they were using for the animatronics in the park.What interests me now, though, is who ran the park in the days before it was abandoned. From what I could gather, Orville was set to retire soon and planned to pass ownership to his daughter, Olivia. Although I couldn't find anything about her exact plans at the time, park attendance seems to have declined MASSIVELY after Olivia stepped in. For now, I assume it was rising costs and dismal sales like Disney, but something about this story still doesn't add up. I was about to ask the kiosk more, but it started glitching like crazy and let out a shriek before shutting down. Something was definitely wrong here, not just with the animatronics, but with the park itself. And I think it may have something to do with this blue substance.I plan to explore the park further to see what else I can dig up, but for now, I hope you enjoy this film reel I found in the hands of an old Mermaid Guinevere animatronic. As I took it, the animatronic burst to life. It looked at me, then said something before its battery died: "Save us..."

So, a couple of miles away from the abandoned game dev building. I found a long-abandoned theme park. The whole park sat atop a spire and was almost five times the size of Disney World and Bendy Land combined, believe it or not. The park seemed to be a competitor, ripping off Universal's idea by combining a theme park with an animation studio, and stealing Disney's idea by relying entirely on animatronics to run it. As I write this, I'm in the animation studio, trying to pry open a service elevator leading into the park to see what's up there. However, I have had no luck so far. While browsing the studio, I found an old film reel under a desk that seems to feature the company's park mascot. I restored it as best as I could. I hope you all like it. Hopefully, I'll find my way up into the park soon.