Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Adventures in Minecraft, Part 3: How I wish I was Home...

Carl stopped, and slowly turned around. The creeper shuffled toward him. Then it exploded.

"Carl?! Carl?! Can you hear me?" Steve was looming over Carl, With his purple eyes sunk into his. Carl coughed. He sat up, once again on Steve's hideous bed. "I'm completely fine-" Carl stopped. He coughed blood onto his hand. Steve raised his eyebrows. "Pretty sure you aren't fine." Carl coughed again. "What happened?" He croaked. "Well, you were caught in a Creeper's explosion. Odd you survived." There was a pause. "Hey, have you heard of Notch?" Carl stood up completely alert he heard a ringing in his ears. "Notch? I have heard of Notch... but where?" "How should i know?" Carl fell back onto the bed and fell asleep. When he awoke, Steve was reading from a journal. "So, when the Ender Dragon was finally killed, all was right in the land. Minecraft was once again sa-" "Ender dragon?" Carl said. "Boy, you haven't heard of the Ender Dragon?!" "Nada." said Carl. "A dragon which if you kill it you can do practically anything, but-" Carl stood. "We're going after that thing." "Carl, we shouldn't-" "We are going after it." "Carl! We can't!" "We are going after it!" "CARL, WE CAN NOT GO AFTER IT!" "We-are-going-after-it-that-is-final!" "OK." Steve sighed. A big smile spread on Carl's face. "Wait! This is picture of it." Carl looked at it then said: "Now i really do.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 17, 2014 at 7:17 AM

    I really like your story. I am a big Minecraft fan and play everyday.
    Hunter- Mrs.Goins' son

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