My bad. I was so focused on the TEXT object & the 3rd Red Circle that I ignored the other two. O,o I didn't notice that the 2 events don't have destroy actions.
But still, I've read Ashley's post about the 'else' doesn't pick objects. So I never use 'else' on my event whenever it requires picking especially triggers.
It's not my place to tell this but it's like you are expecting 'else' to be more than it is. It's simply just returns true or false from a past event so in a sub-event trigger things go crazy. Then again, forget what I said, I may be wrong anyway.