#midnightnautilus

Hey Phil! You’ve probably tried this, but hear me out - getting a bunch of water heated up and put it in the bathtub? You’ve got the money to ask for someone’s help (if the case may be)! I know I’d feel even crankier about time repeating if I didn’t get to have a warm bath if not a shower.

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Hopefully Abe isn't planning on doing a lot of work in his investigation. If he was, he'll discover that his companion is missing! He's been taken! By a larger, dashingly handsome, non-toonish lookalike!

They're gonna go bowling!! :D

Bonus of the boys because I was amused at the differences between them:

TRICK

I HAVE NO IDEA HOW THIS WORKS I'VE KINDA SEEN THESE IN PASSING I WILL GIVE YOU A TREAT AND GIVE YOU ONE OF MY MOST EMBARRASSING ART PIECES:

my true first digital art piece was a vector art piece of Wilford i made back in 2017

They made up a game called “Bowling with Guns” (the alley is completely deserted)

@midnightnautilus

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Bowling With Guns! Truly a masterpiece of a game. Ya can't help but be invested in it! High energy, sharp precision, no risk of wrist pain from trying to hold a too-heavy bowling ball. An' ya have th' bonus of skill ta use such a teeny bullet ta rake up th' points. It's win-wins all around!

Now, th' next step is ta create a sensory-friendly version with no loud noise or unexpected flashes so people who don't like guns can enjoy th' spectatin' once we make it a proper sport.

As for the vicinity part? I think Pete and Ted are convalescent carriers - they can’t get glitched, but their contact or vicinity can cause someone to get glitched. When we’ve seen someone get glitched with yellow eyes, they’ve either been touching someone who’s already been glitched OR they’ve been touching Pete (like Reese with the hug or Steph with the kiss).

There are some flaws with this theory, but that’s what I think!

@midnightnautilus

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"You most certainly can, my friend!"

The rink was humming with activity. It wasn't too loud, nor was it too empty. Going with the theme of 'random themes', the sitting area and counter by the rink had a strong 1990s aesthetic, complete with neon lights overhead. Wilford's choice of a loose white shirt with a polka dot collar only served to illuminate him in multi-colours. Both hands pressed firmly on the counter to serve as momentum to spring himself back to an upright position.

"We gotta wiiiide slection of skates. Everythin' ya can think of, an' probably more. Ya never know who'll come by on a given day!" A wave of his right hand prompted him to step aside so you could get a better look at the shelves. They appeared to back to match the length of the locker area. You counted four long shelves total: one on its own to the left, two back-to-back in the middle, and one on the right. From there, you noted that there were plenty of colour choices scattered around the place. There was no assorted rainbow, so you guessed they were organised by size.

Interestingly, the skates on the far left looked rather unusual. After a brief observation, you realised that they weren't designed for human feet at all, but were suitable for any non-humans that may visit the premise. There was little doubt in your mind that Wilford would, somehow, find a way for anyone to skate if they wanted to.