Nicolas Liang, Revati Gottumukkala.
Apart from warding off hacker attacks and preparing this week's Immunity and Trump Card emails (yes, there's another Trump Card challenge this week), today has been a fairly uneventful day. There was, however, a considerably savage kill that occurred past Ethan's bedtime at around 10 PM last night. Rest in peace, Nic Liang.
Even better news? The WorldStar footage is BACK! Shoutout to his friends for capturing the whole ordeal on multiple cameras. And for setting him up and betraying him. With friends like those, who needs enemies. Good times.
Yesterday evening, Nic reportedly headed to a friend's house for a late-night hangout. For those of you who are unaware, 90% of the time, guys-only hangouts regress into toxic video game sessions. This was one of those times!
This time, however, Nic invited his killer to come as well. But he didn't know his killer was targeting him specifically -- all he knew is that his killer was targeting somebody in their friend group, but he had no idea who. For a while, Nic had avoided inviting this killer to hang out with them at all. So the group continued to hang out, but without this killer every single time. Apparently, he felt a little bad excluding him/her all the time. Or maybe he wanted to see one of his friends get killed. Little did Nic know, the joke was on him.
While they played Call of Duty and undoubtedly screamed profanities at each other, his killer moved into position next to him. As Nic was about to be killed in the video game, his killer allegedly tapped him on the shoulder and said, “I'm sorry.”
At that point in time, three things died at once. His character in Call of Duty. His career in Spoons. And his friendship with his killer. Insanity and saltiness ensued.
We'll close off today with a mild rhetorical question (and inside joke that we're not really a part of).
To that fifth period AP Physics squad, we ask: #wheresjane, #wheresyeejay, #wheressophia, #wheresnic, #wheresmichael?
... All on the eliminated players list, that's where.
Until next time!