#easy guide

formatted in step-by-step placement/upgrade guide, you 100% NEED full MK for this

Use Gwen and make sure you have auto start off.

Place Gwen in the top-rightmost corner of the small circle in resort. It is almost pixel perfect, so it might take a bit.

Save up to a druid and place it as far up and as close as you can get it next to gwen in the same circle. Upgrade it to 010

Use Gwen’s ability on round 24 for the camo, and also to survive as long as possible. DO NOT LEAK LIVES!

Place a village above the small circle. The very bottom of the range should be in between gwen and the druid. Upgrade it to 002.

Place another village in the top leftmost corner of the area directly next to the small central circle. Upgrade it to 001

Upgrade your druid to 012, then village to 002, then druid to 013.

Place two more druids directly next to the topmost village, on either side. Upgrade the one on the right to 013 and the one on the left to 003.

Stop the game at the end of round 39. Upgrade all druids to poplust.

When the boss comes out, you need to deal damage very specifically so that at least one of the druids does not get stunned. On round 42, pop ALL of the camo rainbows. STILL DO NOT LEAK LIVES

On round 45, upgrade your village on the top to 012. Time the upgrade to 022 specifically so that you leak 85 lives exactly.

Upgrade your other village to 202 and begin the save up for avatar of wrath.

Tier two is the second hardest tier. You need to never have any two towers stunned, or else you lose. I was able to pop the last skull with a snipe shot by a druid. I did this by microing some of my druids so that not all of the shots hit.

Upgrade your top-rightmost druid to avatar of wrath. Place an engineer and save up to an overclock. You need it for tier four and five, but tier three is beatable without it.

For both tier three and tier four, you need to not have your avatar of wrath stunned. Gwendolyn will give you your only DDT popping power, so use her firestorm very sparingly.

For tier five, you need to time your overclock, firestorm, and micro your avatar of wrath to get every hit possible on it. You may need to exit out and reenter the game to get better rng on your druid hits. You need to pop all skulls without stunning avatar of wrath OR overclock, while also having overclock in range of both discount villages.

Step 1: Make Yourself Known

Ruby: Hi. I'm Ruby Rose. What's your name?

Jaune: Ruby. We already know each other.

Step 2: Make Sure He Always Around You.

Nora: Jaune-Jaune. How come Ruby sleeping in the same bed as you?

Jaune: She said she wanted to sleep over.

Ruby:*stick her tongue out and snuggled next to Jaune*

Step 3: Fend Off Unwanted Foes

Cinder: Hai Jaune. I was wandering that if we could...never mind, I just remembered I got plans with Emerald. Bye! *Ran off*

Jaune: I wonder what's that all about.

Ruby:*holding her sycthe and glare at her foes* Stay away you husssiess...

Step 4: Always make sure he and everyone know how cool he is.

Ruby:*On top of table in cafeteria and using a speaker* JAUNE ARC HAS A HUGE DI...HMPHH!

Jaune clamped Ruby's mouth and dragged her out of the cafeteria

Step 5: Make sure he know that you needed him

Ruby: Jaune! Please open this jar pickle for me! It is so tight!

Jaune:*simply opened it with a small pop* Here you go Rubes.

Ruby: Thank you my strong knight.

Jaune: What?

Ruby: Nothing! *Dashed away*

Step 6: If he still oblivious, use a bit force

Jaune:*Only wearing a towel* Ruby! Return my clothes!

Ruby:*sniff his clothes while running* Jaune~I love your scent. *Drool*

Step 7: Insert Your Dominance

Jaune: What are you doing standing on my bed? Get down from there.

Ruby: Feel my dominance! *Proceed to T Pose*

Step 8: Always have small and constant physical contacts.

Jaune:*managed to beat Cardin*

Ruby: Nice work Jaune! *Slap his ass with a nice and firm squeeze*

Jaune: Eeeep!

Step 9: To enforce your desire for him, always remember to imagine a life with him

Ruby:*panting and moaning in bed and under the covers* Jaune! Ahh! Harder! Deeper!

Weiss, Blake and Yang covered their ears as they curse, secretly listening and cried themselves to sleep.

Step 10: If all hope is lost, Just confess

Ruby: Jaune. I like you. Would you be my boyfriend?

Jaune: Sure Ruby. I like you too. Want to see a movie tonight?

Ruby: Sure. I would love too.

Jaune: It's a date. *Kiss her lightly on the lips*

Ruby:*blushed hard*

There you have it. Follow these simple steps and the oblivious charming knight will be yours.

P/s: This steps will also works on an oblivious male ninja, oblivious female ninja, oblivious female brawler, oblivious female heiress, oblivious female babrbarian and other individual that start with an oblivious adjective.

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Mass of Oven Materials: The materials used in oven construction, such as metal and ceramics, have high thermal mass. This means they can absorb and retain heat effectively, prolonging the cooling process.

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Ventilation: After turning off the oven, leave the door slightly ajar to facilitate airflow and expedite the cooling process.

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Scheduled Shutdown: Some modern ovens feature programmable settings that allow you to schedule automatic shutdowns. This feature can help reduce post-operation heat by turning off the oven at a specified time, minimizing unnecessary energy consumption.