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The video starts with the players, including Sidemen and their friends, finally getting into an Among Us lobby after an hour-long delay caused by KSI. They introduce a new 'Sandworm' role, an impostor who can disappear and move under the map to kill crewmates. There are also other new roles like Medic, Detective, and Sheriff, adding complexity to the game. The narrator, who is the Sandworm impostor, strategizes with JJ, the other impostor.
JJ makes the first kill, leading to the first meeting. The Detective role inspects crime scenes to find killers, and the Time Lord can rewind time. Accusations fly around, with Toby and Josh being suspected. The narrator attempts a Sandworm kill by sabotaging lights, but it fails. Lachlan, the detective, uses his ability to clear Harry but implicates "Lookvery" (an unseen player/error) as suspicious, causing confusion.
The game continues with more sabotages and meetings. The Time Lord uses their ability, bringing back deceased players and adding to the confusion. Ethan, as the Sheriff, accidentally kills Deji, who was a crewmate, leading to a heated discussion about the roles and the game's glitches. The narrator attempts more Sandworm kills, but the crewmates are wary.
The Sandworm unleashes a sandstorm. Crewmates try to deduce the impostors based on sightings of the worm. Toby and Josh become prime suspects. The narrator, as the Sandworm, struggles to get a successful kill, leading to further discussions about strategy and accusations among the group.
The roles reset, and new rounds begin. The narrator is the Sandworm again, while others receive roles like Medic and Time Lord. Deji, playing as Sheriff, accidentally shoots himself, further complicating the game. The narrator finally gets a double kill with the Sandworm, but the Time Lord rewinds time, bringing the victims back to life, much to the narrator's frustration.
In the final rounds, despite earlier setbacks, the impostors manage to secure kills. The narrator, as the Sandworm, strategizes with Josh to win. Through tactical kills and diversions, the impostors gain the upper hand. The game ends with a victory for the impostors, much to the chagrin of the crewmates, especially Deji, who is criticized for his gameplay decisions.