"I'm gonna beat you!" Fionna exclaimed. "Not a chance," Marshall smirked. They were playing Slither. You know, the game with wormies and snakes and you eat those tiny dots in order to grow? Yeah. That game.

Both of them are in the top ten, slitherig their way to the first place. Both players constantly switch their rank as they are those shiny dots. Both are squiggling their way to victory, their wormies the size of their thumbs.

Neither wanted to give up and let the other win. Marshall had to win. Fiona had to win.

"NOOOO!!" Fionna cried out. She didn't see the small worm pass in front of her. The once giant worm "exploded" and became a cluster of white and colored dots. She can't believe it! Her giant snake lost to a novice worm!

She glared at Marshall who was laughing while still playing the game. He's in the first place now that her wormy is out of the way. "Stop laughing!" She playfully hit him, who refused to lessen his laughs.

"You lost... to an atomic... worm!" He barely said his words as his hideous laugh enveloped the house. Fionna pouted.

Then a light bulb appeared on her head. She grinned and rubbed her hands together, like what villains do when they have a sick plan.

"Hey Marshall!" Fionna called out from the kitchen. He just hummed in response, a few chuckles here and there as he remembered her loss.

"Marshall, come here for a second! I have something to sho-AAAAAHHHH!!!" The said boy immediately ran to where she was, completely forgetting about his game. Which was a completely wrong move.

When he arrived in the kitchen, he expected Fionna to be lying on the ground while holding her sprained foot or her back. But instead, she's there, completely save and no blood anywhere. She's comfortably sitting on the dining chair as she sipped on her coffee. "So, how's the game?" She smirked.

"Fionna! I'm back!" Cake called out from outside the house while holding a basket full of fruits. She opened the door with her free hand and her eyes widened at the sight.

The furnitures were disarranged, a few decorations knocked down and lying on the floor. The house was a total mess. Then suddenly, a flash of blue and white passed her line of sight and a red one followed, giggles and playful threats echoed in the house.

The sad part is they didn't even notice Cake's presence by the door, her eyes wide and a dropped basket by her side, fruits rolling on the floor.