Yeah, no, against his best hopes; or perhaps even worst, if he did in fact secretly want an excuse to step in; what his eyes saw and his ears heard confirmed the reality of the situation. Wilbur was *not* pleased whatsoever with his new reality and the event he was silently observing hidden from sight behind the treeline of oak and leaves. He always had hated Schlatt, and this was just his cherry on top in terms of an excuse to exterminate the dreaded pest. Or at least badly injure him, he'd gladly take that too. Hell, maybe he'd even be the hero of the day in Quackity's eyes.
That sounded all too appealing to him, so, allowing himself to give in to temptation, he stalked his way silently closer, creeping up inch by inch.
Wilbur put a finger to his lips when he was a mere metre behind Schlatt, signalling to the avian to keep quiet about his presence as his L'Manberg-destruction-style signature grin, a sick and twisted thing, appeared on his face, his eyes eerily glimmering with joy as he took another step closer. It was followed with another, then another, up until he was almost directly behind the ram hybrid. With a swift flick of his wrist, he stole the knife right out of Schlatt's hands, instantly playing around with it in his own hands as if it were nothing but a toy. It *was* nothing but a toy to him, as a matter of fact, all it had was a pointy end. Given, it was covered in Quackity's blood, but that didn't stop him whatsoever from laughing maniacally, sadistically allowing the horror of the situation seep into the ram's veins. Oh, how he was going to enjoy watching him in sheer terror. "Wrong move to make, Schlatt. I thought you knew how to play your cards better." Wilbur simply said with a voice as contorted as his grin, glancing over to Quackity to ensure he was still conscious and wasn't losing *too* much blood before looking back to the ram. "How about I give you the same thing, eh? *You were all for equal treatment, right?*"