#branzycraft

R- reactor

M- med bay

B- Branzy’s room

4C- 4cs room

W1- weapon storage 1

W2- weapon storage 2

CR- crew rooms (whole section unless labeled otherwise)

H- hallway

GH- green house

LS Hanger- lifesteal only ship hanger

Branzy built a large, fluffy throne that Clown could comfortably take a kip on without getting sore. The flooring around the throne is also soft because Ferre sometimes sleeps leaning onto the throne rather than on it because he's afraid of disturbing an already-sleeping Clown.

The first person to sleep on the throne wasn't either of them, though. It was an exhausted Branzy who passed out on it after a rough day of building the castle despite a redstone-induced migraine.

On a side note: I like to think a juxtaposition of ClownFerrzy is the way they view prestige and control:

Clown: powerhungry and in the large scale; dominant, all-encompassing control; he owns them, and they breathe only by his will, in only the way he allows it; he is not always cruel, but he is controlling and always aware; likes power for it being power, in it for the glory.

It's the way he sought out a kingdom in UU, taking control of an entire dimension and being active in its maintenance. The way he dominates the server in LS is more subtle but still demonstrates this, how he almost haunts the members instead of being actively in a position of power. I can't tell you the amount of times I've heard Clown's name be uttered like a curse when I was modding MC events.

Ferre: he's possessive, not really controlling; on a smaller, more intimate scale; he has to always be in charge, at the head of everything; he makes it clear what's his, but he doesn't micromanage like Clown; he likes the responsibility, the power he holds over others' safety; despite teasing mercilessly, he's far softer and kinder towards what/who he owns; he views them with hoard instincts, insistent on their care but firm in their submission.

LSW. Wifies. The way he so softly yet stubbornly demands Wifies' submission and obedience. He doesn't micromanage Young Prodigies. But he makes sure that they regard his few orders like law.

Branzy: Branzy is the hardest to recognise because he's very sly and subtle in his control. Branzy doesn't openly flaunt and taunt his power like the other two, but he asserts it in such a manner that everybody around him subconsciously recognises his position, even if they don't consciously act upon it.

He cozies up to the powerful and feeds off their prestige. He creates contraptions and murders his friends as a "game." He sets up a "sheriff's office" to win respect.

Branzy views power as something best exercised in secrecy. He doesn't have the ability to defend himself in combat, but he's an expert at placing himself in a position where he doesn't need to.

Power is a survival method. But it's also a thrill. The power he gains is secondary to the addicting adrenaline rush of a dangerous situation. He knows how to wield power, but he doesn't need to seek all of it.