NTNN: Arc and Camel team up against common enemy

How does Arc somehow help Camel, his enemy? A man he’s despised since the beginning. Just to keep Near from winning?

Near, someone under allegations of being a “Due\_Job clone” “Due\_Job 2.0” and just being a general racist and horrible person, has been in the light of an upcoming trial, one in which a certain figure decided to help.

For this to make any sense, a bit of history is needed. RbeornArc, a member who originated near the beginning of the server, had immediately put himself on the forefront of the public eye. This began with general harsh, nearly, fascist beliefs, beliefs that got him mass critics and hatred throughout the community. This, alongside multiple counts of rule 1, he was removed, awaiting trial. Which, as has been common knowledge, occurred March 14th and led to a mistrial.

During his time out of the community he had made a clear enemy, Due\_Job. The two arguing and debating nonstop, their beliefs being total opposites.

Then, Near appeared, well, again. With a new name, using a Death Note persona. Being normal for a few days, just a bit confrontational. Stating to only be friends with Due\_Job and thinking his actions to be wrong.. Later the Due\_Job alt allegations began to rise, yet, none were very official yet. Where, later on, he had rude remarks towards Lurker, leading to a lawsuit being placed with thatoneFrein as the main lawyer. And later on, the same day, Near began spamming anti-white racist images, leading to a time out and later a permanent ban by Schrodinger.

Which immediately after led to the establishment of the official Near vs TeenGovernment trial.

Which led to RbeornArc joining, joining to help against Near, joining at a witness against Near, a shocking revelation.

Some questioned the validity, was it for publicity? To look better before his next trial? Was it to harm his enemy, Due\_Job? The truth behind this tale has yet to unfold.

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Written by tricky (Trickster-123)

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