The False Gods, Their Slaves, and the Information They Never Planned to Give

Desperate Measures

As we already know, the Plastic King has followers — and both the followers and the Plastic King are slaves to the false gods.

Now that the Plastic King is falling from his high tower, both the slaves and the false gods are rushing to help him.

How? By trying to taunt the individual — sending him videos they believe he cannot tolerate watching, videos meant to break him and make him desperate.

It’s a low tactic that could only come from a kindergarten student — but apparently, that’s all the slaves and the mighty false gods can do.

The Clues They Hand Over for Free

And here is the interesting part: these videos actually tell the individual how vulnerable and threatened they feel, and how close their fall really is.

But that’s not everything. The Plastic King believes the individual gets information about him from private sources — but in truth, every piece of information the individual has received about him recently has come from the slaves and the false gods themselves: information they never planned to give, and will not even realize they gave until they read this article.

Every video they send to brag about how untouchable their Plastic King gives the individual a clue. Every video they send to make him desperate contains hidden evidence.

The individual wants to thank them and encourages them to keep up the good work — without them, he would never have obtained such valuable information about their plastic object.

The Noise Won’t Work

On the other hand, the individual being home seems to be deeply annoying the Plastic King. He is trying everything he can to make the individual leave — as though, once the individual leaves, he will achieve the unachievable.

But the individual did leave home for two years, and the result was not only the Plastic King losing his throne — but his false gods losing their jobs as well.

He has perhaps eighteen more days he can survive without food — and after that, nothing is guaranteed. At least, that’s what the calculation says.

Until next time.

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