Ghosty toes.

RGBY don't know that Chosen has been renamed/had his powers stripped.

And RGBY don't know that Victim attacked Alan, and potentially bricked his computer.

Both of the strongest allies they could potentially try to call upon have been severely kneecapped, and they don't know that yet. They don't know neither of the two can help them with the Dark Lord again.

They're clueless that there's literally no one to call for help like they've done before.

Alan in particular, if he manages to get his computer back up and running, would probably be VERY HESITANT to answer any pleas for help from Yellow after Victim's trick.

They don't know it's just them and the Mercs and Mitsi this time.

And that's prolly really scary, considering they've already lost and died to TDL before, and the only other powerful foe they've faced before this was someone they also never actually won the fight against; they only 'beat' King because King gave up.

TDL is not gonna do that. He's either gonna go down fighting to the very end, or they'll need to figure out another way to force him into submission. By themselves.

Where one wrong mistake can get any of them turned into an enemy.

God, their situation is so bleak.

Dark 'betraying' Hacker genuinely caught me off gaurd. It places Chosen back into this unique spot as the only living person Dark wanted by his side. The only person he trusted. I think a lot about how Dark had no reason to go after Alan, beyond Chosen himself being hurt by him.

#Repost @gogreensavegreen

You might be more than one. You might be different ones at different times. 🫶🏽🫶🏽 you might not be one of these. There are more roles 💪🏽 but this is an amazing intro.

You can’t just like the idea and envision yourself in one of these roles you have to figure out how to be about it ♥️🫶🏽

I'M DISTRAUGHT. The tragedy isn’t even that they met. It's that d3rlord3 had the capacity to understand infinity, but only learned how to value something finite right before he died. And of course it had to be another loser. Of course it had to be someone equally out of place and equally lonely and not built for any of this. The worst part about their dynamic is that if they had met earlier, it might have saved him. And if they had met later, it might have destroyed Avery too, but they met at the exact point where d3rlord was already too far gone—the ONLY possible moment where love could not save them.