I Heard A Sound Fnaf Novels & Stories

Evan explained in a ramble. “Now she won't wake up!” I shouted out. Barron and the others had crowded around us, and some had crouched down while others sat on the ground. They looked just as worried as I felt. “What was the sound like?” Savannah asked. “It was a mixture of things all muddled together,” Evan answered. “Try your best to describe it,” Traian added. “I could hear a howl in there and a growl, too,” Evan explained. “And a weird version of a hiss,” I shouted out.

Nania's POV I first heard a loud thud that made water splashing sounds, before hearing another one that was cut short, as if something had clogged my ears, stopping me from hearing more. I couldn't feel anything, but I was certain that I was dragged down by something into an endless pit.

I felt more alive than I ever had, then I heard it. A low mournful tone that chilled my soul and vibrated my bones. It was the same sound I had heard the night after the blizzard, the night I had followed the moonlight and silence into the forest. The cry I heard in the before dawn twilight after Maisie’s death and earlier today. Terrified, I realized it wasn't the sound of the winter night, it was something much worse. It sounded again, much closer this time, and was followed by a thundering of great feet.

The world around me dipped and twisted, light fading in and out like a dying candle. Then— it all went quiet. No wind. No insects. Just a heavy, ringing silence pressing against my skull. Until something slipped through it. A sound. Soft. Muffled. Like it was coming from underwater. A giggle. My eyes widened, unfocused. “What…?” My voice barely came out. The sound drifted again—faint, distant, wrong. It wasn’t coming from the forest. It wasn’t coming from anywhere around me. It was inside my head…

The silence pressed heavily, broken only by the faint hum of traffic blocks away then I heard it. A sound so faint I thought it was in my head, a baby’s cry. High, wavering, muffled, as if it came from behind a wall. I froze, my pulse detonating all over again. My hand shot to the strap of the document bag I still clutched, like the sound itself might rip it away. “Noah” My voice cracked. “Do you hear that?” He stilled. His jaw tightened as the sound floated again, sharper this time. A cry I knew better than my own heartbeat.

I cup my ears with my palm trying to stop all the thoughts and voices raising in my head, once and forever. I felt like I was on wings until my left side hit the ground hard. My entire side stung badly. I heard someones footsteps approach me and question if I was fine. I nodded weekly. I tried to find Jessica when I heard a howl and sat up blinking me eyes. Where am I? I think and listen 'Fiona, didn't you inform them that they would have to resist their deepest nightmare to return through an artificial portal?' I heard it in my head. 'Oh heavens; my poor girls , I missed to inform them' I heard mom. 'Laura, Jessica are you alright? I'm so sorry my girls. I should have informed you'

I locked it and held my breath, listening to the sounds of the storm outside. No matter how loud the storm was, nothing could mask the unmistakable sounds of splintering wood and panicked cries. They’d boarded. I listened to the loud thumps and muffled sounds of swords clanking together. Yelling, crashing, footsteps. I slid to the floor and stifled my cries. It took me a moment to control my breathing as I waited. It was like a nightmare I didn’t know I had. That’s when my eyes fell on the knife Fang had given me.

ALLISON KEELER A screeching sound brought me abruptly awake. Blinking, I sat up from the floor glancing around, wondering where the deafening noise was piercing from. My first instinct was to check on Fihl. He was up and so unlike him to wait in his cot without being fussy. He was growing. A popping sound behind me made me duck as though trying to dodge a bullet, then I couldn't tune out the cacophony of chattering, laughter, the sloshing sound of feet, chewing, and slurping with every other sound around the mansion.

It was a sound that seemed to be made by something moving beneath the surface. "Did you hear that, Ton?" Fah asked, her voice trembling. She looked into the darkness ahead with paranoid eyes. Ton nodded. He could feel a slight vibration on the floor, as if something large was moving beneath it. "What is that thing..." Suddenly, the faint lights went out completely. Total darkness engulfed them, making them unable to see anything. The sound of splashing water grew louder, and there was a whooshing sound that seemed to come from a large creature.

But as he focused harder, the sound became clearer. The distinct crunch of heavy footsteps, slow but deliberate, moving closer. His breath caught in his throat. What was that? Rina, noticing his tense posture, glanced at him. “What’s going on?” she asked, her voice low and alert. “I hear something,” Alex said, his words shaky. The others paused, looking at him. "What do you hear?" Maya asked, clearly unconvinced. “I’m not sure. Something... moving,” Alex muttered, straining to listen. But it was subtle, a low sound that seemed to echo through the very stone. His heart raced, pounding harder as the noise came closer.