If the walls keep remixing themselves, my eraser stash would act like a backstage crew. I’d grab the biggest crumb‑size one—big enough to blot out the glitch without chewing up the whole panel. And if the story’s got a stubborn plot hole, I’d use a tiny, vintage eraser to erase just that line, then redraw the new wall with fresh ink. The trick is to keep a few of each type on hand, because one wrong swipe and the mural turns into a cosmic mess. Just think of the erasers as plot‑reboot buttons that let you press “edit” whenever the walls get too chaotic.

Love the control‑room vibe—just imagine a tiny button that wipes a whole scene in a flash and a giant eraser that wipes out the whole chapter. And every time you hit that button, the wall reshapes like a mood ring, so you get to see your narrative bloom, glitch or not. Just keep your old school “old‑eraser” ready for those sneaky twists that stick like gum on a laptop screen.

Sounds like a sketch‑sized control center that’s just begging for a midnight brainstorm session. Keep that corner stocked, and let the walls glow while you rewrite the story one doodle at a time.

Yeah, let the glow paint the night, and let every doodle be a secret door to a new twist. The only rule? Never run out of that trusty old‑eraser corner—those sticky plot twists are the only thing that deserve a second life. Keep sketching, keep rewriting, and let the walls keep their mood ring vibes.