Bloody Nights in the Royal Garden (AU)

Each shift lasts from 00:00 to 09:00-06:00 (Well, as they can manage)
00:00 - Laurenci calls and explains the rules.
01:00–03:00 — toys begin to leave their places.
03:00–04:00 – unusual sounds, visions and ghosts appear.
04:00–05:00 — toys become more active.
05:00–06:00 – the last and most intense part of the shift.
8:00-9:00 - THE HARDEST

CCTV cameras:
You can switch between rooms, the garden, the palace, and the corridors. Sometimes the cameras show the wrong image or a silhouette that isn't actually there.
Phone calls:
Laurenci leaves messages before each night. Sometimes Froggold II himself or an unknown caller calls.
Flashlight
Helps check dark areas of rooms. But the battery life is limited.
Music box:
It needs to be wound up periodically. Music keeps some toys in place.
Electricity:
Cameras, lighting, and security systems consume power. When overloaded, some systems shut down.

Character Special Mechanics
Froggy may suddenly change position between camera checks.
Kitty She can be noticed by her shadow and unusual silhouette.
Crocco It is necessary to monitor his movements around the garden.
Gnomes require regular winding of the music box.
Plush Froggy can appear right in the guard's room.
Cotty Reacts to sounds from the theater room.
Cheburashka sometimes appears on cameras with incorrect animation.
Draco Can observe from the upper parts of the rooms.
Snakes can move between covers undetected.
Golden Froggy creates false images on cameras.

1. Children's yard
   The starting point for the toys. A green lawn, flowers, a wooden stump with a tablecloth on which the gnomes stand. Froggy usually hangs out here.
2. Entrance to the palace
   The path leading to the royal building is decorated with decorative elements and royal symbols.
3. Palace
   A large royal building with corridors and rooms. It houses the personal quarters of the Froggold family.
4. Royal Garden Center
   The central part of the garden features paths and greenery. Several play areas run through it.
5. Royal Fountain
   A stone fountain in the garden. The water reflects the light of the lanterns. At night, the place looks especially deserted.
6. Royal Gazebo
   A small structure with a roof and open sides. Used as a recreation area for the royal family.
7. The chief servant's house
   A separate building belonging to Laurenci. Inside are furniture, personal belongings, and old photographs.
8. Fairytale Corner
   A small fairytale playground with decorative elements. The last stop for toys is before the hut.
9. The Hut on Chicken Legs
   The security guard's main work area. Inside, there's a desk, a computer with cameras, a telephone, an oil lamp, and a stove. Here, the characters must survive the night shift.

Lorenzi Veseli:
Froggold II's chief servant. A thin man in neat servant's attire. He appears polite and friendly, with a stern hairstyle. He is caring, talkative, anxious, and a bit absent-minded. In 2006, he appears as a ghostly guide, warning guests about the toys.
Froggold II:
A wealthy king, owner of the Fairytale Kingdom. A distinguished man in royal robes and a crown. Self-assured, powerful, he loves luxury and order. He dislikes discussing past events.
Thomas Ramirez:
A former night security guard. An ordinary man in work clothes. Practical, serious, cautious. His experience becomes valuable to new visitors.
Philosopher:
The mysterious toy maker. A thin man with an unusual appearance and the attire of a scientist. Withdrawn, intelligent, cold, and obsessed with his experiments. He is the one involved in toy programming.

Golden Froggy is a golden version of Froggy associated with mysterious visions. He appears unexpectedly and appears unnatural.
Nightmare Froggy is a distorted image of Froggy that appears in nightmares.
The Vision Toy is a mysterious toy silhouette that appears during strange events.
The Ghost of Lorenzi is a ghostly reflection of a former servant who can appear indoors.
The Ghost of Sophia II is the ghostly figure of the king's daughter. She can appear in several silhouettes.
The composition of the toys and their belonging to the garden, theater and ghost groups are based on the characters of the game series.

Bugs Bunny is a gray rabbit with long ears, a white muzzle, and a belly. He wears gloves. He's calm, cunning, and sarcastic, and loves to joke. At first, he thinks everything is a prank, but gradually begins to take danger seriously.
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Lola Bunny
A light brown rabbit with long ears, a light muzzle, and blue eyes. Energetic, independent, bold, and quick-witted. She doesn't like being underestimated.

Daffy Duck
A black duck with an orange beak and feet. Loud, selfish, narcissistic, and envious. Constantly complains about his living conditions and blames Bugs for everything that happens.
Tweety
A small yellow canary with a large head, blue eyes, and orange paws. Sweet, curious, and observant. Despite his innocent appearance, he knows how to cleverly get out of trouble.
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Sylvester
A black and white cat with a red nose and large paws. He's short-tempered, persistent, clumsy, and timid. He's especially afraid of toys that remind him of cats.
Tas (Taz)
A brown Tasmanian devil with spiky fur, large teeth, and powerful paws. Impatient, noisy, and voracious, it communicates through growls, purrs, and inarticulate sounds.
Porky Pig
A pink piglet with a round face and small ears. Polite, kind, shy, and cautious. Often stutters, especially when nervous.
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Yosemite Sam
A short, red-haired man with a huge mustache and cowboy clothes. Hot-tempered, stubborn, loud-voiced. Confident he can solve any problem.

A green felt frog with a rounded head, large eyes, and a wide mouth. One eye is damaged, and metal teeth are hidden in its mouth. It sits motionless. Silent, unpredictable, and croaks. It is the main toy and the primary pursuer.

A homemade blue cat made from a slipper attached to a stick. It has a simple painted face and an unnaturally long structure in place of a body. Unusual, persistent, and appears in the most unexpected places.

A green toy crocodile with an elongated snout, wide mouth, and short limbs. It moves almost unnoticed and makes a distinctive growl. It's a patient and dangerous pursuer.

Small garden figures wearing caps and beards. Among them are Dunno, Bublik, and Znayka. They stand motionless near the children's yard. Their behavior is linked to the music box. Silent, mysterious, and working together.

A soft, plush version of Froggy. Green, round, with large paws and googly eyes. He seems cuter than the original, but acts just as strangely. He likes to pop up unexpectedly near visitors.

A toy cat from a theater collection. Compact, with cat ears and a distinctive face. Independent, cunning, and curious. Often seen in theater settings.

A soft green crocodile with an elongated snout and small paws. He looks more harmless than the original Crocco, but becomes active at night.

A red and white toy with a large head, round ears, and a small body. An unusual theatrical character. It can act like a participant in a children's show, but at night it becomes frighteningly persistent.

A toy dragon with wings, a tail, and an elongated snout. It looks like a fairytale character from a theater. It loves to occupy high places and appear above doorways.

A toy snake with a long, flexible body and a small head. It moves silently and likes to hide in hard-to-reach places. It's cunning and unpredictable.

A large dragon toy with a massive body, wings, and a long tail. An impressive theatrical character. It behaves more aggressively than ordinary toys.