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VEDA AND DREAM WERE THE ONLY TWO ACTIVE ON THE SERVER, FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER. It was an odd occurrence, but neither were complaining. Eventually, they agreed to join a voice channel.
"Hey! It's kinda weird only seeing one person active," his voice welcomed her.
"Yeah, is there something else going on?"
"If there was I would hope we would know. I think everyone is just living their life. Whatcha up to?" Dream asked.
"I just spontaneously redid my whole room, I don't know why," she replied, looking at the new layout of her space.
"I do that sometimes. Not with my office, but with my bedroom."
Veda chuckled, "It's so weird, sometimes I forget you're a real person."
Dream scoffed, laughing with her. "What?"
"Yeah, I mean, you've always just been a voice. I know your name is Clay, I know you're some random Florida dude, but like...to me it's just like—Dream, internet dude, possible robot."
"A ROBOT?!" His voice suddenly screamed, wheezing along side it.
"I can't help it, bitch! You've just got this thing about you. Maybe it's the fame, I don't know."
"Am I really that different now that I'm famous?" he muttered, settling down.
"No, no. You're still cocky as ever, but now you're much more mature. Still nice, too. I remember you being really nice."
"Nice?" he doubted.
She rubbed her eyes, smudging her mascara. "Yeah, you were nice. I was a twelve year old female gamer. Do you have any idea how much shit I got from misogynistic little assholes?"
"Are you serious? I had no idea."
"Dude, being a girl in the gaming community is so hard. MunchyMC was only good because of you, George, and Sapnap, honestly. Everywhere else was just like "go make me a sandwich! stupid dumb female!" And twelve year old me tried to defend myself, but it was pointless."
Dream sighed. "That doesn't even make sense. I don't understand how so many guys have that mindset. Like how dumb do you have to be to not see women are equal to men. Everyone is equal."
