The Blobie Moment — The Court Freezes
The game is mid-surge: Cassie has the ball, winds up, and heaves a heavy, perfectly aimed throw toward Springtrap — a potentially game-changing strike.
Suddenly, a crashing sound from the tree line: Blobie has arrived on the perimeter, 99% Awakened, eyes wild. He runs across one side of the campus — but not in a brutal charge. He performs the absolute goofiest, most ridiculous run imaginable: arms flailing, knees high, tongue lolling, like a cartoon character with no sense of dignity. The entire court halts mid-throw and stares.
Cassie (mid-throw, baffled): “What the—?”
Steve: “Is he… why is he running like that?”
Luigi: “I’ve never seen a run like that in my life.”
Middle Finger Cat: raises an incredulous paw.
Springtrap actually laughs — a genuine, snake-like chuckle.
Blobie bolts, knocks over a concession stand, sloshes through a small puddle, then stops abruptly in front of the court. He locks eyes with CassiLyn — the timer feels like it freezes.
Blobie (wordlessly) licks the air slowly, as if testing the flavor of panic. Then — to everyone’s horror and utter bafflement — he saunters directly to the ball Cassie had thrown, catches it in both hands, turns to the crowd, and licks it slowly, theatrically, like a performer tasting an apple on stage.
The noise level drops to nothing.
He makes a big show of it: slow, long lick. The ball squeaks, stretches — then Blobie POPS the ball with his teeth. The rubber snaps. Everyone gasps.
Cassie (staring, voice thin): “That was my throw.”
Noxor (stunned): “He… popped it. Why did he—?”
Spamton (stuttering): “[[UNEXPECTED POP—REFUND?]]—NO—NO—NO!”
Then Blobie turns and locks eyes with Cassie in a long, weirdly charismatic stare — like he’s trying to communicate something, or dare her — and without breaking the stare, he runs, straight into a metal pole on his way out. THWACK. He bounces off, stumbles, shakes his head, looks dazed — stunned for a few seconds — then shoves through the underbrush and disappears into the forest.
Virian (yelling after him): “HEY! COME BACK! THAT’S NOT A DRILL — WAIT —”
Kaibi (quietly): “He’s unstable. He meant to send a message.”
CassiLyn (shaking): “He looked at me… he knew me.”
Springtrap (delighted): “Most intriguing. An agent of chaos — and slapstick.”
Blobert (small voice): “Me saw Blobie… weird dance.”
The referee bell rings awkwardly. Play resumes, but everyone’s hands shake and eyes dart to the treeline every second.