The narrator wakes up to a phone call and rushes to answer it. They learn that the "glass" needs help in a "drawn village" where the residents are upset because of insulting names and jokes written on the walls by "Stickman". The narrator decides to paint over the inscriptions to calm down the residents, with the help of "Mycroft" (a character with similar abilities).
They successfully paint over the inscriptions, and the residents calm down. However, to ensure the residents forget about the incident, the narrator and Mycroft decide to build a hidden bunker for Stickman to hide in for a few days. They gather materials, build the bunker, and hide Stickman inside, providing him with supplies and a way to pass the time.
In the end, the narrator reflects on the experience, warning that people can easily be framed or blamed for things they didn't do, and that one should not believe everything they hear. The narrator says goodbye to the audience, ending the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Someone is calling the speaker.
2. The speaker is woken up by the call.
3. The speaker receives a message about a problem in a village.
4. The village is covered in writing with the names of its residents.
5. The residents are upset because they think the speaker is insulting them with the writing.
6. The speaker decides to paint over the writing to calm down the residents.
7. The speaker and someone else work together to paint over the writing.
8. They use paint and a scraper to remove the writing.
9. The residents are initially upset but eventually calm down after the writing is removed.
10. The speaker and the other person decide to lie low for a while until the residents forget about the incident.
11. They build a bunker to hide in.
12. The speaker provides the other person with supplies, including food and a bed.
13. The speaker and the other person plan to stay hidden for a few days.
14. The speaker is grateful to have helped the other person.
15. The incident is resolved, and the village returns to normal.