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Porta-Potty starts the challenge by sprinting straight for the scuba diving gear. Once she gets there, she sticks a couple of rocks down each of the snorkels apart from her own, she also snaps as many of the goggles as she can before other people arrive, she hopes that this will be enough to delay them from catching up to her underwater.

As Porta-Potty goes diving, it doesn't take very long for her to find a bag of metal balls, due to there being no competition yet. During this spare time, she rips open the bottoms of some of the bags of metal balls, so when others go to grab them, the metal balls will fall out. Porta-Potty had time to do this to 4 other metal ball bags, allowing 3 people to overtake her while she does so.

With the delay from the scuba diving gear and the ripped metal ball bags, Porta-Potty knew that there'd be no way that any of the four behind her would catch up, so she then focused on taking out Light Switch, Halloween Mask, and Double Bass, who are all ahead of her.

Once Porta-Potty arrives at the cliff, she straps up in her climbing gear and begins to quickly catch up to Halloween Mask, who isn't far ahead of her at this point. Porta-Potty grabs Halloween Mask's leg, and due to him being far lighter than her, she is able to easily pull him down a bit, making him lose balance and allowing her to overtake. Once Porta-Potty makes it to the top of the cliff, she quickly picks up a large rock she finds at the top, and drops it onto Halloween Mask, knocking him out long enough for Porta-Potty to not need to worry about him anymore. Next, she opens up her front door, allowing any leftover water that got inside her from the diving segment of the obstacle course to land over the remaining torches. This was one last precaution for the people behind her, as they'd have a lot of trouble lighting a damp torch.

As Porta-Potty got ready to hit her targets, she noticed that Light Switch was heading down to the ravine to grab his match. Before throwing down the metal balls, Porta-Potty used a few rocks as practice to make sure that she would hit the targets the first time that she actually used the metal balls. After enough practice, she used her first metal ball to hit a target, and then hit another target with her second metal ball. Porta-Potty hit two targets instead of one, so she would be able to take a second match along with her, and if her torch were to go out, she could use the second match to light the flame again without having to go back to the ravine.

At this point, Light Switch was at the bottom of the ravine, Porta-Potty used her third and final metal ball to hit Light Switch in the head. Gem Rod probably should've thought over how safe this challenge was, because dropping a 3 inch metal ball from the top of a ravine would definitely knock someone out if not kill them if it were to land on them at the bottom of the ravine. Porta-Potty hit Light Switch perfectly, and he was out of the competition for good, there's no way that he'd recover from that.

Porta-Potty climbed down the ravine, and quickly grabbed the two matches that were hers. Before heading across the lake, Porta-Potty headed over to a nearby shed. Inside she found many things, but the only things she needed were a slingshot and an unopened packet of balloons. As she left, Porta-Potty bashed herself into the side of the small shed multiple times, it didn't take long for it to collapse, and Porta-Potty used a somewhat large piece of wood from the shed as a sort of the boat to travel across the water with. As an extra layer of protection for the lit torch, Porta-Potty took the top of her container off, and placed the torch inside. With four walls of protection and an open roof, the torch was nearly completely protected from being distinguished and still had an opening at the top so it wouldn't burn Porta-Potty.

As Porta-Potty began swimming across the lake, she filled the empty balloons with water, tied them up, and used the slingshot to sling them ahead at Double Bass, in an attempt to put out Double Bass' torch. Porta-Potty firstly only show a few water balloons, none of them put out Double Bass' torch. Luckily, Porta-Potty had something else that could help her. She held onto the harness from climbing the cliff, and decided to use it as a lasso to pull Double Bass in closer to her. It took 2 goes, but once Porta-Potty had captured Double Bass, she got close enough to his Double Bass' torch with the water balloons, and put her torch out. As Double Bass headed back to the ravine for another match, she tried to put Porta-Potty's torch out, however she was unsuccessful as Porta-Potty closed the top of her container over the top of the torch for the few seconds that Double Bass went past. The torch was fully contained, and was beginning to burn Porta-Potty's inside, however Double Bass gave up quickly enough that Porta-Potty was able to take the top of her container off again and avoid any injuries.

Once Porta-Potty makes it to the end of the lake, she places her torch on the pedestal, not even needing her second match, and wins the challenge.

Sorry for the bad drawing I was at the doctors all afternoon

Description
Porta-Potty starts the challenge by sprinting straight for the scuba diving gear. Once she gets there, she sticks a couple of rocks down each of the snorkels apart from her own, she also snaps as many of the goggles as she can before other people arrive, she hopes that this will be enough to delay them from catching up to her underwater.

As Porta-Potty goes diving, it doesn't take very long for her to find a bag of metal balls, due to there being no competition yet. During this spare time, she rips open the bottoms of some of the bags of metal balls, so when others go to grab them, the metal balls will fall out. Porta-Potty had time to do this to 4 other metal ball bags, allowing 3 people to overtake her while she does so.

With the delay from the scuba diving gear and the ripped metal ball bags, Porta-Potty knew that there'd be no way that any of the four behind her would catch up, so she then focused on taking out Light Switch, Halloween Mask, and Double Bass, who are all ahead of her.

Once Porta-Potty arrives at the cliff, she straps up in her climbing gear and begins to quickly catch up to Halloween Mask, who isn't far ahead of her at this point. Porta-Potty grabs Halloween Mask's leg, and due to him being far lighter than her, she is able to easily pull him down a bit, making him lose balance and allowing her to overtake. Once Porta-Potty makes it to the top of the cliff, she quickly picks up a large rock she finds at the top, and drops it onto Halloween Mask, knocking him out long enough for Porta-Potty to not need to worry about him anymore. Next, she opens up her front door, allowing any leftover water that got inside her from the diving segment of the obstacle course to land over the remaining torches. This was one last precaution for the people behind her, as they'd have a lot of trouble lighting a damp torch.

As Porta-Potty got ready to hit her targets, she noticed that Light Switch was heading down to the ravine to grab his match. Before throwing down the metal balls, Porta-Potty used a few rocks as practice to make sure that she would hit the targets the first time that she actually used the metal balls. After enough practice, she used her first metal ball to hit a target, and then hit another target with her second metal ball. Porta-Potty hit two targets instead of one, so she would be able to take a second match along with her, and if her torch were to go out, she could use the second match to light the flame again without having to go back to the ravine.

At this point, Light Switch was at the bottom of the ravine, Porta-Potty used her third and final metal ball to hit Light Switch in the head. Gem Rod probably should've thought over how safe this challenge was, because dropping a 3 inch metal ball from the top of a ravine would definitely knock someone out if not kill them if it were to land on them at the bottom of the ravine. Porta-Potty hit Light Switch perfectly, and he was out of the competition for good, there's no way that he'd recover from that.

Porta-Potty climbed down the ravine, and quickly grabbed the two matches that were hers. Before heading across the lake, Porta-Potty headed over to a nearby shed. Inside she found many things, but the only things she needed were a slingshot and an unopened packet of balloons. As she left, Porta-Potty bashed herself into the side of the small shed multiple times, it didn't take long for it to collapse, and Porta-Potty used a somewhat large piece of wood from the shed as a sort of the boat to travel across the water with. As an extra layer of protection for the lit torch, Porta-Potty took the top of her container off, and placed the torch inside. With four walls of protection and an open roof, the torch was nearly completely protected from being distinguished and still had an opening at the top so it wouldn't burn Porta-Potty.

As Porta-Potty began swimming across the lake, she filled the empty balloons with water, tied them up, and used the slingshot to sling them ahead at Double Bass, in an attempt to put out Double Bass' torch. Porta-Potty firstly only show a few water balloons, none of them put out Double Bass' torch. Luckily, Porta-Potty had something else that could help her. She held onto the harness from climbing the cliff, and decided to use it as a lasso to pull Double Bass in closer to her. It took 2 goes, but once Porta-Potty had captured Double Bass, she got close enough to his Double Bass' torch with the water balloons, and put her torch out. As Double Bass headed back to the ravine for another match, she tried to put Porta-Potty's torch out, however she was unsuccessful as Porta-Potty closed the top of her container over the top of the torch for the few seconds that Double Bass went past. The torch was fully contained, and was beginning to burn Porta-Potty's inside, however Double Bass gave up quickly enough that Porta-Potty was able to take the top of her container off again and avoid any injuries.

Once Porta-Potty makes it to the end of the lake, she places her torch on the pedestal, not even needing her second match, and wins the challenge.

Sorry for the bad drawing I was at the doctors all afternoon