Game on (Discontinued)

Chapter 6

Phil said Tommy can come over to the base next time he went. And that required the only thing Tommy didn't have.

Patience.

Apparently, the next time Phil will go is on Tuesday. It was Sunday. And Tommy, being the child he is, couldn't wait just a day.

"Dad, why can't we go now??" He whined every once in a while. Phil always said no one was allowed at base currently, due to a reason he wouldn't tell Tommy.

Tommy had no choice but to wait. It was even harder to wait when Ranboo told him they get cool mafia phones that look 'awesome!'

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Tommy waited. Monday went by horrifically slow and school was boring as always, but it was finally Tuesday.

"Ready, you two?" Phil smiled.

"Yeah!" Tommy grinned, Tubbo following behind him on the concrete floor.

They walked a few blocks away and through an alleyway that Tommy recognized from when he had followed his older brother.

Though he had seen it before, it still slightly gave him chills every time he walked through it.

Ranboo was also new to this, so he looked just as confused and curious as Tommy is.

Phil, Wilbur and Techno stopped in front of a wall. Phil stepped forward, pushing a certain brick with a small faded $ icon. How didn't I notice that before?

Pushing the brick gently, Phil stepped back, and so did Wilbur and Techno, so he did the same.

The wall slowly moved down, sounds of concrete sliding against concrete emitting from it, revealing a white futuristic-looking room.

Tommy gaped in awe as they walked inside. In the front of the room there was a strange-looking device that seemed to be a scanner with a hand symbol on it.

Phil placed his hand on the scanner. A couple of seconds later, a robotic female voice came through a few speakers.

"Welcome, Philza." It said, cheerfully.

The floor beneath Tommy started to move.

"Hang on!" Phil said, smiling.

The part of the platform they were standing on moved downward (like an elevator).

Tommy was amazed at the technology this base had, although he'd barely seen anything yet.

The platform came to a halt, an automatic door stood in front of him. Tommy walked through it.

He gaped at the sight.