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Mhmm Vikare uh?

Hes good vewy good

he got som dam rockin idea for my concert

hehe had sum fun updere

Good  acquaintances :0)

hes vewy cool

(yea im sick af but deciced to finally answer some asks)

Wrong limo :^) :

Hey, it’s nice to see everyone loving Mallek after his wonderful route in Friendsim. I mean, come on, who wouldn’t love him. But after replaying his chapter and re-reading some theories around here back from when the first act of Hiveswap came out, I found something interesting.

So, if you have played Mallek’s route, watched a gameplay, or saw screenshots in here, you may have noticed that after “kidnapping” MC, they tell a certain bronze blood that their DVD’s would be at their hive.

Credits to Maladalov

The bronze blood’s name seems to be Treyaf. We haven’t met any troll named that way, have we? You must have thought that they were just like many other background trolls from the rest of the chapters. Not important at all, right? But if they weren’t important, if they were only in a background character, why would the writers bother to give them a name if the rest of the BG characters were hardly mentioned?

Now, doesn’t the name Treyaf sound familiar? Like a way to misspell another name we already know? May I compare this wonderful name with our beloved sneaky troll, Tetrach!

Yes, dear users, what I’m saying is that Tetrach has been going around many groups of potential revolutionary allies under many different code names. You see, Xefros seems to be the only one to know his real name, Dammek, yet he insist in Xefros to call him Tetrach. So, to get into more dangerous missions, he goes by other names, just like this one. Who knows if Mallek and the rest of the group know about this, but they do trust him.

And the second reason why I am sure he is the troll is because of the DVDs. Remember back in the first act of Hiveswap, during Joey’s adventure in Dammek’s hive, there are circular disk thrown around his bedroom and living room. That doesn’t mean anything, right. But also remember that when you are in Xefros hive, he has hexagonal disks which is something common among lowbloods (at least rust bloods, but I’m assuming bronze bloods too). It also said that it was not permitted for lowbloods to have circular disk.

Dammek’s circular disks during Hiveswap Act 1 - Credits to probablyboredaf

Xefro’s hexagonal disks during Hiveswap Act 1 - Credits to probablyboredaf

Then, if it’s not legal, how would Dammek have such luxuries if he is a lowblood?

The answers are 

A) He isn’t a lowblood (theory by probablyboredaf) 

B) He somehow stole them by himself or 

C) He got it from a contact. 

And that contact would be our favorite cerulean boy, Mallek Adalov. He, who is a mid blood, is Dammek’s way of getting both information about higher bloods and an almost assured ally when the time for the revolution comes.

The Helmsmechanic:

Your name is Karkat Vantas and for some reason you have made this pathetic excuse for a central computer system’s wellbeing your top priority as a orgengineer in the imperial fleet.  

AU stuff I’ll be working on probably forever