do you think clown and Tabi where friends, when they first spawned in? Do you think they tried to work up the ranks together? Do you think clown taught her how to do a critical hit? Do you think when she first met Evbo he reminded her of a younger version of her? Did clown wish her goodbye, before she left for the sword civilization? When she returned with the eternal sword, do you think clown noticed a change? Do you think she noticed a change in clown?
Hehehehhehe ohhh I love how these are making me think and finally say things I've been thinking about for a very long time.
I think that it's entirely possible that Tabi and Clown spawned in together and ranked up together and would not be mad if that was how it was. HOWEVER I think it would be a really cool parallel? I guess? If Clown was already in the Axe Diamond level when Tabi ranked up (and it forced her to go through ranking up by herself, in contrast to Evbo who had her almost every step of the way, forcing her how to crit by herself through something like a fight)
I absolutely think that Tabi saw herself in Evbo, and ofcourse it was her 'obligation' and her 'job' to use him to get the eternal sword, however!!! She is still very human in her ways. I think part of it was this fear of letting him go through PVP Civilization alone like she had to till she met Clown.
I absolutely think that Clown said goodbye to Tabi. There is no way he didn't. They are so close in my opinion/headcanon. (It can be taken as /r or /p honestly, just usually I'm think of them as found family)
I think that if Tabi noticed a change in Clown, it was out of paranoia or fear. It wasn't any real change, she just went through so much. Clown definetly noticed a change in Tabi that was definetly real, though. She's been through so many fights, so much emotional turmoil, she was imprisoned, betraying Evbo, a Three VS One, and so much. But with what we've seen from Clown, I don't think he'd ever say anything let ALONE to her face.
I love the Clown and Tabi dynamic in the so many different ways it can be written and perceived...
