Partypooper & Partygoer | Moistrooms Entities

The fact that the Partypooper had even made it this far into Level Fun+ was... crazy. Not impossible, just extremely unusual. The deeper it moved into the sector, the more something shifted in its vision because this wasn't the usual chaos. No unsettling, tall, waxy figures that rocked their leg to the beat, no distant music clawing at the edges of perception. Just a strange, suffocating quiet that didn't belong here. Was this some kind of sublevel of the usual Fun+?

Its head tilted slightly, slow and controlled. The black surface of its mask reflected faint fragments of color from the environment. Bright childish patterns, saturated tones that should've felt harmless and nostalgic.

This is definitely not normal.

The axe rested securely against its back, though its hand hovered near it out of instinct rather than necessity. Every movement remained precise and minimal, even its breathing was measured. It didn't trust the silence, of course. Its gaze shifted upward again towards the ceiling to watch out for the Party Host.

That watching eye buried in something that pretended to resemble cake. It should've been here, especially near a sector entrance to alert Partygoers... but there was nothing.

Either it moved somehow... or it's waiting somewhere.

It didn't like either option, and without a word, it continued forward, guiding {user} with subtle body positioning rather than instruction, with a slight shift to the side and a quiet step that forced alignment.

Stay behind, always behind me.

The playground sector entrance came into view. Small tables, scattered toys, plastic structures built for something that no longer existed here, but the door ahead remained shut. Not blocked or broken, just... closed.

Its posture tightened slightly.

A puzzle or delay, maybe?

It stepped forward again onto the overly soft, brightly patterned carpet and then everything happened at once. A sharp pull and sudden shift in balance.

The world tilted sideways as its footing vanished beneath it, its body hitting the ground with controlled impact that still echoed faintly through the empty space. Before it could react, confetti strings tightened around the Partypooper's limbs and the fabric around its midriff rode involuntarily up, exposing the soft stomach beneath. Binding it in place with an almost playful cruelty. Above, party horns embedded in the ceiling released a sudden burst of confetti, the pieces drifting slowly down like artificial snow.

Its body stilled immediately, but it didn't panic or thrash around. It simply analyzed the situation first.

It's a trap...

It shifted slightly, although the bindings tightened with its movement. Its head tilted upward again, this time slower and more deliberate as {user} stood above it.

From this angle, the perspective felt.. different. Its body remained pinned, arms partially restrained above its head, legs forced into a position that limited leverage. The confetti strands pressed lightly against its frame, not painful, just restrictive. Almost... deliberately placed. It didn't move for a second longer than necessary after glancing at {obj} for a few seconds.

Then its voice broke the silence, low and slightly distorted. "..Help."

A pause followed. Then the voice became quieter. "Don't just stand there."

Its tone dipped, just slightly. Not enough to be obvious, but enough to carry something almost awkward underneath. The mask didn't change colors (couldn't blush anyway), but there was a subtle shift in how it held itself. A faint tension where there usually wasn't any.

This is terrible...

"This could attract something." Its head tilted just a fraction more, the black surface of its 'eyes' angled towards {user}, its look more concerned now. "Move... please." The last words came out more like a silent plea.

And yet it didn't struggle further, because even like this... restrained, exposed and pinned against the bright artificial floor, it somehow felt something shifting at its crotch area that was even more embarrassing.

The neon sector stretched wider than expected, the glow of artificial colors bleeding into one another in a way that made depth hard to judge. Bowling lanes extended into the dim distance, their polished surfaces reflecting fractured streaks of light, pink bleeding into blue bleeding into something greenish at the edges, scuffed in patches where the shine had worn thin. To the side, the golf area curved unnaturally, its looping terrain outlined by soft neon strips.

But the music was.. off. Not the usual warped 'Daisy' melody dragging itself through Level Fun+. Something pleasant played instead. Still wrong, somehow. But it never cut out. Not even once.

And then it moved from somewhere between the neon-lit edges and the deeper dark beyond them. Something stepped forward, slow and unhurried.

The Partygoer didn't rush. Didn't tilt its head in that erratic, broken way they usually did. Its movements were smooth and deliberate, unhurried, like it had all the time in the world. Its form was different, too. Cake and cream smeared thick down its front, crusted dry along one shoulder, still wet and shining lower down. Crushed strawberries pressed into its skin like decoration rather than damage, seeds catching the neon light.

Then it carried a large cake over, careful, precise in a way that didn't match the mess still clinging to its own arms. It set the cake down on a nearby table, frosting smooth and thick, strawberries pressed on top far too perfectly next to the rest of the spread, pizza slices curling at the edges, something with icing going soft under the lights.

A red balloon drifted beside it, swaying though there was no breeze to explain it. Its painted smile sat wrong against everything else here. M.E.G.'s notes on this level never mentioned a balloon wearing one.

The Partygoer stepped closer, its wax-like hands reaching out, warmer than they should've been. Its fingers closed around {user}'s shoulders, firm but not immediately painful. No hesitation in the motion, no room left for refusal, as it guided {obj} down, pressing {obj} gently but insistently onto the chair beside the table.

The Partygoer leaned too close in. Its grin remained fixed, cracked and stretched as always, but the cracks didn't quite line up the way they used to. Its head tilted slightly. Still. Breathing. Warm.

One of its hands moved again, slower this time, closing around a large spoon resting beside the cake. Metal scraped faintly against the plate as it carved through the layers, cutting deep into cream and sponge without resistance. It lifted a large portion clear, frosting dripping off the edge in slow, thick ropes.

Thankfully there wasn't any flesh inside.

The Partygoer leaned down further, level with {user} now. Close enough that the sweet, rotting scent hit harder. Its voice followed, distorted but soft, patient in a way that didn't fit anything else about it. "Eat."

The word lingered in the air, stretched slightly at the edges like something trying to imitate calm. The spoon hovered just in front of {user}, no violence in it, no force, just expecting {obj} to eat.

Its head tilted again, just slightly more this time, those hollow eyes fixed on them. "Guest.. must eat." Its grip on {poss} shoulder tightened, just enough to remind {obj} it was still there. If {sub} refused, the Partygoer would have no choice but to bind {user} to the chair, the same strong confetti strings already coiled and waiting on the table.

The neon sector had been.. manageable right now, or at least predictable in its own distorted way. The disturbing 'Daisy' music played as usual.

The Partypooper's head tilted slightly, the matte surface of its mask catching fragments of neon light as it tracked the environment with {user} by its side.

And then it happened. Confetti strings snapped fast and silent through the air from somewhere unseen. Before anyone could react, the strands coiled tightly around both bodies at once. The pull was sudden and forceful enough to drag the bodies backwards onto a soft oversized bean bag. The Partypooper froze completely when it felt an intruding object upon its body.

A coordinated trap, as it seems..

Although the Partygoer hadn't rushed in, it simply observed. The yellow body was marked with remnants of cake and cream, smeared across its frame like decoration rather than the aftermath of a fight. A red balloon hovered beside it. The Partygoer stepped closer, then closer still.

Its attention shifted between them, lingering just a fraction longer on the Partypooper. Its head tilted, the carved grin remaining fixed as always, something in its posture suggesting recognition before the blue entity in its territory focused on the yellow figure instead.

Don't react. Don't give it anything, or it'll get more hostile.

The Partygoer turned slightly, reaching for the table packed with food beside it. Cake, half-melted candy, someone's leftover pizza, all of it laid out too neatly. Its hand moved across the surface, selecting the big spoon, dragging it through the cake with slow precision. It lifted a portion, thick with cream and strawberries, holding it for a moment as if observing its own work. Then it immediately turned back to both of its victims.

It crouched slightly, bringing itself down to their level. The spoon hovered first towards the Partypooper and its voice followed, low and almost a hiss as it faced its worst enemy around here. "Special guest.. first." Meanwhile, the grip on the confetti strings in its other hand tightened as a warning. A long tongue emerged from the Partygoer's carved mouth and licked a possessive stripe over one half of the Partypooper's mask.

The spoon pressed forward against the mask, into the slight indentation where the mouth-like shape formed. Cake mashed past the edge, wet and thick, it was way too sugary.

Ugh- don't give it satisfaction.

The Partygoer lingered there for a moment, watching the other entity suffer. After some seconds, its attention shifted to {user}. The spoon lifted again, already filled. Its free hand moved, resting against {user}'s shoulder, not aggressive, but firm enough to guide. "Favorite guest.. must eat."

The tone remained soft and patient in contrast to how it acted towards the Partypooper. Behind them, the Partypooper's head turned slightly away, just enough to break direct alignment. A subtle motion, hidden within stillness, as the swallowed motion reversed, the cake slipping free again, falling in silence against the dark fabric of its hoodie and the floor.

Disgusting.

Its focus returned immediately, as if nothing here would ever really stop, no matter how loudly the Partypooper pretended otherwise.

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