It's Been So Long (Medieval Style) 

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“‘Tis I” -Golden Frederick

The Purple Piper who used his flute to lure kids into the cave outside the village

« I tend to return. » - William "Mauve Fellow" Afton

High Priest Marcus L’Piar: “Was that the grasp of teeth originating from thine year of our lord 1187?!?!??!”

Considering how expensive purple was back in the day, I'd say Purple Guy's a royalty

Everybody gangsta till you find a dead child in a knight armor

Thy armor equipment tend to get a bit quirky at nightfall. -High Noble Phoneth Guy

_Everybody's gangsta till Will Afton start appearing in history books._

medieval? damn, it really has been so long, huh.

purple guy: *murders another child* the child: " tis but a scratch"

"Thy armor stand does get abit bizzare during dark"

As many have guessed, this is indeed the musical interlude that plays when your lanterns are extinguished in the first entry in the iconic fear-inducing stageplay series, Five Sequential Evenings at Sir Frederick Fitzgerald Fazbearington's Abode.

When thine children keep dying within the local diner of questionably flat bread loaves

"A story long ago that in a pub, 5 kids was killed by the bartender and stuffed to the scarecrows..."

Markithplier: Wast yond the biteth of 87??!!

I wonder if the people of medieval times would consider this a bop

Did you know that purple is a color of Royalty? Now I see why he's purple.

When a evil Prince murders local peasant children and stuffs them in suits of armour

Sir Henry and Sir William owned a canteen named Sir Fredrick Fazbear’s pastry’s. The canteen had 4 trained animals that would perform for guests. There was a bear named Sir Fredrick as the name of the canteen and the three others were a bunny named Sir Bon Bartholomew, a chicken named Madame Chica and a Fox named Foxtrot which for some peculiar reason was a pirate. There was also two fur coats of another bear and bunny they were dyed yellow their names were Sir Freadbear and Sir Bon Benjamin. One day seemingly out of jealousy for his partner Sir William lead five children into the back room of the canteen while wearing Sir Bon Benjamin. He slayed all five of them and fed four of them to the animals and one he put into Sir Freadbear. When the local knights arrived they found no trace of the children. Soon after the incident the canteen was shut down and the four animals started acting different at night they would roam the canteen and Sir Fredbear started disappearing from time to time. Sir Henry noticed this and wrote a letter to the king asking if a knight could guard the canteen at night after the animals started acting strange. The king agreed and a knight was sent. Funnily enough the knights was Sir Michael the son of Sir William. Sir William wasn’t seen again after that little did the kingdom know he had just undergone a magical transformation into a monster. One night Sir William went back to the shut down canteen only to be met by the four animals and Sir Fredbear. It was the spirits of the children they came back to haunt him. In a quick attempt to scare them he put on Sir Bon Benjamin but the material used to sow the fur together tightened around him. As he was being strangled by strings he cried out in agony and begged for help. Soon the screams stopped. The five spirits were let free and the animals began to act normal again. But one of them refused to rest. Sir William would be left in that room for three decades and when Sir Henry and Sir Michael had forgotten almost all about him they were given a message. It said “Sir Fredrick Fazbears frightening thriller opening this week” someone was trying to make a quick bit of coins off the horror of their friend and father. Sir Michael went to become the Knight guard when he arrived the second night he noticed something. It was Sir Bon Benjamin but he looked rotten and there was a corpse inside. How could it be walking it was just a fur coat. No it was his father Sir William. Eventually Sir Michael burned the place down in hopes of putting his father down for good this time he knew it was him that slayed the children three decades ago. The end I’m not typing the entire thing lol

*I love how the intro beat was an blacksmith and his hammer*

Purple Guy goes back in time and accidentally killed his ancestors.

This comfirms how old william afton is on the series.

WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE TAVERN WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

“No matter the fate befalling my person, I shall forever return anon!” -Sir William of Affinton

Ivan the Terrible when he killed his son

The Purple Piper lured the childr’n to thy tavern and ensouled thee in suits of armour, unbeknownst that they would rise again

"I do say, the automnal beasts do seem to function differently at nightfall" - Message Lad, 1583

*This indeed is the musical interlude that plays while you spend 5 sequential evenings at Sir Frederick Fazbearington’s Fine Dining*

T'has been a while Since last hath I seen my son, Lost to this monster The knight behind the slaughter

Is purple guy actually immortal and he was killing kids since the middle ages? Would sure explains why he always comes back...

that one kid who survived: *Tis’ but a scratch.*

I DONT KNOW WHAT I WAS THINKING LEAVING MY SERF BEHIND NOW I SUFFER THE CURSE AND MY CROPS DIED

Bruh FNAF was probably a play back then or something. Ironically, the animatronics were probably puppets.

This would be the theme of an evil king in a movie

"A' though for whomst may be concerned, the sh' adows are wait-ing for you." - Henry

Man .... what a banger. Never thought that a different version of a song could be this awesome.

Um so.....purple guy is a witch now?

When some dude with a flute starts to lure children

I ponder what presence finds itself in that Iron maiden suit. Then again, a few of those mysteriums tend to be layed aside whilst yet to be unrolled.

*Vikings when they see an innocent Anglo-Saxon village with children*

“Holy shit kid, don’t go near that dude, he’s the man behind the slaughter bro!” -Sun Tzu The art of war.

"A magic, time traveling ball-pit." Pardon?

I can imagine this as the credits song in some medieval movie.

Long ago, in Fredrick Fazington III's Castle, V children were taken from the dining hall to the wine cellar, where they were mudered, their bodies being hidden in the spare suits of armor.

When thine iron golem gets possessed by a child’s spirit

Polio when it sees un-vaccinated kids

WE MAKIN IT OUT THE GUILD WIT DIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😈😈

1:07 this part slaps

My history teacher: does anyone know a medieval song?? Me:

Imagine William Afton *But he's in medieval France.*

Me da nostalgia escuchar esta canción en cualquier género

“The Armored Animals Do Tend To Get Bizarre During Dark Hours” - Messenger Guy

When the Knight armors start moving and you see a noble wearing purple.

Springlock in the middle ages. Purple Man: I'M MELTING!

This is actually the best remix / revamp of this song. Props to you

"i proclaim that this wretched event was infact the bite of 87!" - markus L plier

When Afton actually comes back after getting springlocked : "Tis but a scratch"

Imagine sitting on your throne, chalice full of the finest wine in all the highlands in your hand, your beautiful wife sitting beside you and your children merrily play with the jesters, all while looking over a prosperous kingdom and listening to your personal orchestra playing this.

"I shall royally return!" -Thy Serf behind thou Masacre

What’s funny is that purple guy would probably be treated VERY well in the medieval times as purple was seen as a rare and rich color and was used in churches a LOT

I once looked up purple guy on Google and it said "Google would like to know your location" *im scared*

For some reason my mind pictured the purple guy in a medieval princess dress

We shall escape thy dungeon of childrens spirits with this one!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯

Ahh, yes. Sir William of Afton. The rogue knight of the Kingdom of Fazbear who parteth ways from glory. T'was a tragic tale, For he served the late, but noble, King Henry. However, all wasn't meant to be... For it was upon that fateful day, tragedy strucketh, the Kingdom of Fazbear shaken to it's core... Five young knaves had been slain that day. The slewn young fools had seeketh revenge upon their murderer after having been reborn as creatures of the forest, thanks to thee magical enchantments of the Great Wizard Cawthon. Traversing the verdant hills of England, the merry crew had faced many challenges. Hopelessness, despair, anger, and sadness, they all felt. Luckily, the five murdered young knaves had exacted their revenge upon the unlucky bloke; as the Great Wizard Cawthon had cast a spell upon Sir William to turn him into a golden hare as punishment for his evil deeds. And that, my children, is the story of Sir William of Afton.

In the Whiterun Inn... × May I make a request? "I'll play it if I know it." × It's Been So Long "Ah, a classic."

this works surprisingly well here somehow, such a modern sounding song, works perfect here.

'tis the man whomst commited the slaughter of five children

A mysterious knight clad in purple came into town one day, slaying the young peasants and hiding the bodies inside of scarecrows.

The knight behind the slaughter The man behind the execution The devil behind the worship The priest behind the sin The witch behind the craft

I forgot this song existed and it's giving flashbacks.

_The plebeian responsable for the massacre._

Remember, medieval is now a genre type thanks to these guys

Me: * trying so hard to not get sucked back in my fnaf phase * The video: *Imma end this whole mans career*

i absolutely adore this

My English teacher would be 𝘊𝘙𝘠𝘐𝘕𝘎 tears of 𝘗𝘢𝘪𝘯 if he heard this. While he's reading 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘥𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘔𝘢𝘤𝘉𝘦𝘵𝘩 to the whole class.

2015: man behind the slaughter 2020: medival man behind the slaughter

Children: exists. Purple guy: execute them!

It's been so looooong!! ♥️

This beat tho! I cant stop LISTENING ITS SO GOOD

it's been so long since i have last seen this music style

Purple man: murders child Internet: funniest stuff I’ve ever seen

I didn't know I needed to hear this

Oh wow, its been so long since I thought of this fan song, this is really sending me

Story time ! The queen has a son. The son was tricked into the forest and killed by the purple assassin, now the queen wants to revive her son. By doing so she's cursed as a scarecrow to revive her son into a Knights armor

This would’ve actually been a hit at the pub about 500 years ago

this is so fire! oh my gosh i never thought id enjoy a medieval songlike this XD

Thy man beneast thy slaying

16 SECONDS WITCH BEHIND THE SLAUGHTER

*imagine how amazing music would be if we did have this in the medieval times*

We getting out the tavern with this one 🔥🔥🔥

"Thy shall witness mine return." -Sir William of Hurricane

It's been so long Since I have seen my king To the witch behind the slaughter

I can just imagine Lord Farquad getting into the feels listening to this

It has been ginormously a long while

It hath taken quite the eternity

Scott: introduces time machine The fandom:

how Muslims see crusaders during the medieval age

The squire behind the slaying

*Banger*