Motivation hit me like a train today and now I dunno what to do with it
Anyway, here's a sneak peak, I guess:
Was this the night he was going to die? In some generic horror setting with a knife in his head or a bite taken out of him? He hadn't even gotten to live his life yet, never told Loser how much he cared about him, never confessed his feelings to-
Before Cake's mind could even think of the name, he was slammed into a nearby wall, the stranger then pinned their arms on either side of Cake to keep him from running off again. Cake stopped screaming as it was no use; this was place he was going to die.
In between pants, the stranger spoke, the last words Cake would probably hear.
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Great, so you can skip the rest of this cause it's just me talking about Animated Inanimate Battle (AIB) Episode 4:
Right, remember when Alef found that paint can with Nabla's symbol on it?
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So at first I thought that Nabla was just pissed off at Alef for the pain he caused her for all those years (and just calling him Aleph wasn't really doing it anymore), so with her new found confidence decides to make him pay for those years by sabotaging challenges to make him stressed or just to make him suffer as a whole even if it affects her whole team and the game.
Now i'm unsure cause this raises questions:
How did this affect Alef? Yeah, sure the events that happened during the challenge maybe could have been avoided if they could use actual paint, but how could Nabla predict what would happen during the challenge? I know she predicted what the challenge was going to be in 'Get A Grip', but c'mon man I gotta draw the line at some point. Unless she has some sort of future telling device to tell her I don't think this is possible.
Why would she put her symbol on it? Why would she out herself like this? It's like putting your name in big bold letters on the wall you've vandalised. What's stopping Alef from just waltzing up to his team with the can and going, "Ayo cuz, this yours?"? Sure, his team would be skeptical at first, but they (at least good few) aren't that dumb.
