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Chapter 4 - Disco’s Turn and the Cannon’s Roar

The #CoreOfDiscordia pulsed with chaotic energy, its neon-lit servers trembling as channels flickered and glitched. Brush D. Rush gripped his vibrating paintbrush, its hum translating Discordia's cacophony into sensations that guided his deaf ears. Willie Widow White, her titanium frame glowing, scanned the flickering admin console ahead—the key to stopping Arty's corruption. The air crackled with static, and the ground quaked under the weight of collapsing code.

From the rubble of #WildCardZone, a familiar sparkle emerged. Disco, his disco-ball avatar scuffed but intact, staggered to his feet, shades cracked but still flashing. "Not done yet, Brushy!" he called, his synth-heavy voice tinged with defiance. Brush raised his brush, ready to paint a shield, but Disco waved his hands. "Chill, I'm done with Arty's gig. That creep's bad for the vibe."

Willie's eyes narrowed, her arm still glowing red-hot. "Why the switch?" she demanded.

Disco shrugged, conjuring a single, non-explosive kitten that purred at his feet. "Arty promised clout, but he's crashing the whole server. I live for chaos, not destruction." He grinned at Brush. "Plus, your brush game's legit. Let's mess with him together."

Brush hesitated, then nodded, sensing truth in Disco's vibrations through the brush. "Show us the admin console's defenses," he said. "And stay clear of Willie."

Disco led them through a maze of shifting channels, dodging streams of rogue emojis and spam-bots in #GlitchGang. As they ran, he gestured at Brush's brush. "That thing's got more juice than you think. Try shaping the chaos, not just painting walls."

Brush focused, the brush's vibrations intensifying. He swiped it in a bold arc, imagining a weapon born of Discordia's energy. A glowing cannon materialized, its barrel pulsing with pixelated light. "Whoa," Brush breathed, feeling the brush teach him its secrets. He aimed at a collapsing channel and fired—a blast of vibrant code obliterated a wave of Arty's corrupted chains.

Disco whooped. "That's the vibe! Keep it rockin'!" He conjured a flurry of kittens—not explosive, but dazzling, distracting a swarm of glitch-bots blocking their path.

Willie's bronze earrings glinted as she analyzed the console ahead, now guarded by a wall of dark, writhing code—Arty's handiwork. "He's locking us out," she said. "Brush, your cannon can clear it."

Brush steadied himself, the brush's vibrations syncing with Discordia's chaotic pulse. He painted another cannon, larger, its barrel crackling with neon energy. "Disco, cover me," he said. Disco nodded, unleashing a storm of sparkling kittens that dazzled the encroaching glitches.

With a deep breath, Brush fired. The cannon roared, blasting a hole through Arty's barrier, revealing the glowing admin console. But a shadow loomed—Arty's blue-window face flickered in #AdminVoid, his TOOL ring pulsing with malice. "You're too late," he sneered, raising his hand to corrupt the console's core.

Willie charged, her titanium fist blazing. "Not yet!" she roared. Brush painted a third cannon, its energy surging as Disco's kittens lit the way. The trio stood united, the console within reach, as Discordia's chaos roared around them, ready to tip the balance

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