I woke up to Robin shaking me gently. I groaned as I turned the other way tiredly.

I could hear Robin let out a plunging sigh as he continued to entirely wake me up. I decided to just wake up and sat up.

"What?" I rasped, rubbing my tired eyes.

"Foods here," Robin declared.

"I'll eat later I'm tired," I whined.

"We need to talk about our plan

y/n," Robin responded blankly.

I sighed frustratedly before scooting over to Robin's side, Looking at the divided eggs.

We began to eat in silence, gliding into our thoughts before Robin broke it.

"Are we ready?" Robin muttered.

"Ready for the plan?" I inquired, placing some eggs into my mouth.

"Yeah..." Robin answered and stopped eating to look at me.

I chewed my food as I began to think.

I swallowed before speaking.

"Maybe. Let's look over our plan right now." I suggested with a questioning voice.

Robin nodded in agreement.

"Ok, so we use the string to trip him into the hole. Then, we take off his mask so it doesn't block the hits we're gonna throw.

Next, we use the phone as a weapon, as you suggested. We fill it with dirt for a more heavy impact on him." I looked around the room as I talked.

"But how do we know for sure he won't get out of the hole?" Robin asked, I could sense he was feared.

"Maybe-" I was about to say something until a ringing sound interrupted me.

"The phones ringing," I stated as I got up and walked up to the phone.

"Hello?" I suspected into the phone.

"Turn around." A voice uttered.

Robin walked beside me, keeping watch.

I turned around to see a floating boy. I shrieked in horror as I grabbed onto Robin.

"What?!" Robin shouted, I looked at him with wide eyes.

"You don't see the boy floating? He's all bloody and pale..." I described.

"No, I don't." Robin frowned and wrapped his arms around me for safe comfort.

The boy began to move his arm, pointing up to the window...

I began to see now what we'd put inside the hole.

"T-Thank you." I nervously stuttered.

I turned around and hung up the phone. I turned to see if he was still there but he wasn't, he had vanished.

I let out a deep breath before looking up at the window.

"You okay?" Robin raised his eyebrows in question.

I nodded with a hum.

"The window, we take out the cover piece and put it inside the hole." I let out, walking up to the window.

"How are we gonna get up there?" I questioned.

"I'll try to run up there?" Robin suggested, I nodded and backed away to let him try.

He moved back before running up to the wall to the top of the window before falling back down again.

"Are you alright?" I asked, biting the inside of my lip.

"Yeah, yeah I'm fine." Robin smiled slightly before standing up to try again.

He failed once again but continued to try again, but failed every single time.

He panted as he was laying on the floor with his hand in his air.

"Damn it." Robin cursed.

I laughed slightly at this and began to walk over to him.

"Get up, Robin." I smiled, offering out my hand.

He took it and stood up straight.

Robin dusted himself off before glancing at me.

"What else should we try?" Robin raised a question.

I began to look around the room trying to look for something.

My face lit up as I got an idea, Robin seemed to notice and smiled softly.

"There, let's use the string."

Robin nodded.

We untied to string and began to lasso it onto the cover for the window.

I kept trying to wrap the string over it but it wasn't easy.

I sighed in defeat as I tried multiple times.

"Let's use the rugs next to the toilet. We can use them to get the string into the railing easily.

I nodded as we raced to the rugs and each held one side.

We placed it against the wall and slide the string into the rug.

It slowly went up.

Robin and I smiled as we began to see our plan was working