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how do u get good grades?

Sat, 18 Oct 2025 18:45:52 +0000

i'm usually a A- and a B+ student but my grades are like C- and D+ I can take any advice

Does anyone here know how to add videos on ur post?

Fri, 29 Aug 2025 21:58:56 +0000

Does anyone here know how to add videos on it post?

Pls answer

Who here plays piano?

Mon, 09 Jun 2025 21:59:43 +0000

I play piano, but I'd rather play violin ( I am gonna play violin in 4 grade tho).

hi I Need help I have a army of wolfs but they are geting lost

Sun, 06 Apr 2025 22:45:10 +0000

HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

hi just testing

Sun, 06 Apr 2025 21:46:12 +0000

hi just testing

Who want to summon bill cypher (who I totally don’t simp)

Fri, 31 Jan 2025 13:19:04 +0000

BILL NYE THE CYPHER GUY

I could enlist into the military in March if I wanted to

Sun, 22 Dec 2024 08:56:54 +0000

So I'm planing on going to college and nrotc and becoming an officer in the Marines, but if for some reason a war broke out (which most likely wont happen) I would enlist as soon as I turn 17 (March)

the reason I say this is because we are genuinely pretty close to WW3, with the US helping Ukraine fight Russia, and if, one of those countries declared war, I would join the military, go to war, and fight for my country, possibly die for my country.

God bless America

-Jake

I don’t think my elf is okay…

Sat, 07 Dec 2024 02:24:20 +0000

Yes I still have an elf because I have a younger sibling. And yes the elf is being tortured by krampus.

#2 in my decorations series!

HEYYY ITS PREPPY ME!!

Sun, 25 Aug 2024 22:49:52 +0000

HiiiiiiI!!! my name is like, tawney! This site seemed super duper PREPPY and whatever sooo I came! are there any super preppy girls here! I mighttt have to leave because I have to get my moms credit card for sephora.

oh yeah we are kinda rich. It's okay, ik your SO jelly. I have so much Stanley's.

my mom is like, super old and in her 30s so I'm gonna sneak out to sephora and then she'll take me again without knowing.

so likeee, yeah!! Im NOT like other girls so you know. Im like, one of the guys. I'm kinda natural I only use a little makeup. I need my contour and mascara and my lululemon bag so bye!

how long have you been on here for???????/

Tue, 21 May 2024 04:21:09 +0000

me 30min

Lets make this a trend

Mon, 04 Mar 2024 02:31:51 +0000

Credits to Carly for the idea!

Since I wouldn't do a letter for my dream job (actor), I'll do it resumé style.

Name: Adeline

Weight: 78.2 Ilbs

Height: 4'4

Voice Type: Alto-mezzo, medium high

(There would be a headshot next to the things above this)

Special Abilities/Tricks: Dancing, jumping rope, rock climbing, crying on cue, raising eyebrows unusually, and the splits.

Previous Shows & Roles: 101 Dalmations-Dogcatcher + Ensemble, Annie-Tessie + Star(s)-To-Be

*I can't remember the other parts of a resumé lol*

WHY IS THIS A TREND?!

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hi mystery meats

Mon, 18 Dec 2023 23:19:44 +0000

I'm Back

Im chaning my username to MihkkelDude2015

Herobrine's Blade: Ch26 B1

Mon, 04 Sep 2023 18:06:00 +0000

Chapter 26: Reunion

The grass was undoubtedly more sharp then when Adonis had walked on it for the first time. There was a different coldness to the wind, too, and it lingered about with an unwelcoming feel. You could tell by the moon that this was a different night... After all, the clouds did cover everything but its blinding ray.

Maxine didn't look like she knew where she was going. Adonis had bitten back all urge to confront her about this, but it was getting more and more difficult to be patient. She did have a determined look on her face, though. And who was he to criticize her navigation—he didn't know where to go, either. But the constant turn-arounds, "Shoot, a dead-end"'s, it was becoming too much for Adonis' anxiety. He just wanted to see his friends.

He then heard something rustle in the bush they were heading to pass. His eyes went wide, his body bracing for a certain ambush.

A fox leaped out the green curtain of leaves, triggering a spastic hop back from Adonis. He yelped, Maxine quickly going over to comfort him as he wept on the ground. "Adonis!" She called to him, in his face. He did not hear her, though. He could only hear the barbaric cry of a hooded enemy, threatening his life with a bow drawn at his heart.

"You're fine! You're fine, Adonis! You're okay, you're with me..." Maxine hugged him tightly. His emotions became more audible, and now his tears perfusely falling from his face. He struggled to remain in reality, but the reality was that there wasn't any threat. He knew that, but he still rocked back and forth behind his knees. "It's just a fox," he managed to utter. He was muffled underneath Maxine's embrace. "That's right," Maxine replied softly, letting go of him just a little. "It's just a fox. And you know what? They can't hurt you. They're passive, like the all dunderheads here. 'Know what else?" She asked. Adonis slowly raised his head to see her grinning. "What?" He croaked.

"We're stronger then all of them!" She stated happily. He smirked, too.

Maxine got herself up, grunting. She held a hand out to him, and the glow of the moon gracefully reflected upon her. She looked like a savior of some sort.

"Wanna see the others?"

He wiped his face, now he was looking determined. "Yeah!" He responded, taking her hand and pulling up. They looked at each other for a moment. "It's so great to have a friend like you," Adonis said. "If you weren't here—"

"Let's not think about it," Maxine interrupted. "We both know that if I wasn't here, you'd be lost and afraid, then I'd come looking for you—because I'm your hero, and all—and you'd be sitting here, getting jumpscared by foxes and losing your mind."

Adonis finally busted his composure. His laugh echoed throughout the forest, mixing with her hearty laugh. Once they finally stopped, he couldn't hold back his questions anymore. "Speaking of being 'lost and afraid'... Do you actually know where we're going?"

"As a matter of fact," Maxine said proudly, taking a deep breath in. She let out the noise she absorbed in a deafening wail. "MAXINE!" Adonis screamed, covering his ears. But she kept on. "ALOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOOOO" She yelled. Just then, familiar faces appeared out of nowhere in the towering trees above them.

Adonis couldn't have been more happy to see those Webner

Wayne had looked like he was about to fall out of the highest tree any second now, Evan looked cool in his frog stance in the second highest tree, Sage's legs were propped up on a higher branch that was still located on her tree, and Webner was dangling from the same tree that Winnie was standing yelling at him on. It was a very comic scene, and Adonis could feel his tears rushing back to him.

"Surprise!" Webner yelled.

Adonis was completely lost for words. All he could do was stare at his friends.

"WEBNER, YOU'RE GONNA FALL IF YOU KEEP DOING THAT!" Winnie hollered angrily. He was grinning from the sides of his face, still. Sage was laughing at them both, and her hair got in the way of her face a little.

"Well?" Evan called down at Adonis. "Are you happy to see us?" Wayne was now holding on to the body of his tree, by the way.

Adonis swallowed down his lasting tears. Maxine gave him a nod, a smirk, and a playful punch in the shoulder.

"You... You have no idea."

End of Chapter 26.

I hope you guys enjoyed this chapter. I am unbelievably sorry for the long wait. I didn't even know how to start the chapter x3

I still am processing some stuff. I have to get used to the fact that the majority of my fans have now left the site... Funny when you think about it :,]

Anyways, here it is, and I hope you continue to grow along with me and the crew as we progress through this adventure with certain uncertainty and perfect imperfection :)

nobodyimportant out—

Herobrine's Blade: Ch25 B1

Wed, 09 Aug 2023 00:51:22 +0000

Chapter 25: Reunion

Cold winds rushed through Adonis' body as he made his way north. He didn't know why he was going there, but there was just this inkling that his camp might be near.

He hadn't any time to worry about Shera and her storm out to nowhere. She had to deal with her own issues, with or without him. After all, he was helping their survival. Who knows what would have happened to them at that cursed trial...

But he knew that she wouldn't see it that way. It was her brother, her own flesh and blood. He started to imagine how it would feel if a person just left one of his friends to die like that... He began to feel a tsunami of guilt engulf his conscience.

But he had to act on his instincts in that moment...

And maybe that was his problem. Maybe he was always acting on false instinct. Maybe it was his subconscious hatred for Shawn that urged him to bail on him.

Adonis stopped in his tracks, hearing a mysterious whisper creep through the atmosquare. "Hello?" He called out, looking around. Nothing seemed to be out of the ordinary... Perhaps it was his conscience starting to weigh more again.

But no matter how hard he tried, he just couldn't shake the dreaded feeling of someone approaching. He glanced up at the sky, observing the blinding light of the moon. It was so beautiful at times like this... Midnight always made the forest shine in it's gem-like way. He'd only been here a few days and already began having thoughts that praised for centuries known.

"ADONIS!" A shattering voice spoke, throwing all anxiety up from his mind and into the sky. He whipped his head around so forcefully that he was sure he heard a crack. Standing before his back was the red-haired girl he knew and platonically loved.

"Maxine!"

He ran towards his friend and gave her the biggest hug known to Squarekind. She squeezed him tightly, making his torso hurt a little, as he was taller than her by a few inches. After a moment of silence, Maxine inched herself away. Her face was drenched with sweat and tears. "I-I thought you were..." She started.

"Me too," Adonis croaked, giggling a little. He must have had a contagious laugh, because Maxine started to giggle, too. She was never the one to really show her despondent feelings, as she was the most hotheaded one of the group. Sage was definitely right behind her in terms of that. It was weird for him to see her like this.

"Me and the crew... We were looking everywhere for you three!" She said. "When we lost you again, Preston had a meltdown. That boy's so sensitive," she added, smirking a bit.

Adonis knew how sensitive Preston was, but he didn't think he would have a meltdown about him...

Maxine suddenly took his hand and started sprinting the other direction. "HEY!" Adonis exclaimed, barely tripping over himself from the unexpected movement. Maxine wasn't listening, it seemed, and kept running. She must have been taking him to the others, but why so hastily? Was there something he didn't know?

That's a stupid question, he criticized himself. Of course there is something I don't know. I wasn't there for half of the day. Life goes on!

Adonis' arm hit a tree that the two brushed past, making him squeal in pain. Maxine kept going her own pace, ignoring his cry. "Maxine... Maxine! Stop running!" He commanded. "I can't! There's something you have to see—jump!"

He was delayed in her call. Adonis tripped over a stray log and was now being dragged by his arm with his face gliding against the grass. He was lifted up some by his arm, but the grass was a bit long. "Magsi!" He said in a muffled tone. "MAGSIIIII!"

She was probably getting a kick out of this. She was much of a joker. Probably not a Winnie or Webner, but she was definitely one to prank you.

He managed to bring himself back up on his feet, wiping the grass off of his tongue and getting about ready to scream at his friend. "Shhh!" Maxine hushed him, taking him by surprise. She now spoke in a very low volume.

"We were ambushed not too long after your disappearance," she explained. They were now crawling within the tall grass, Adonis' leg still being tremendously sore after that fall from earlier. "Luckily," she continued, "we were far from camp. We took them out—what? We had to, they can't put that on our record!' She said quickly, spotting Adonis' concerned look. "Besides, if we didn't do anything about them, they could have released or location... By the way, where did you go?"

Adonis looked down at the ground he was creeping upon. "I'll let you in after we get to camp."

Maxine nodded, then smiled. "I'm so happy to see you... I missed you, you know. We all did."

He was now smiling. "I'm like a boomerang. Even if I go, I'm always coming back. I'll never leave you guys. You can't get rid of me that easily!" He joked. Maxine nudged him in the arm playfully.

Adonis had their backs. And they had his.

End of Chapter 24.

What a great ending! Hope you guys enjoyed. Tell me what you liked about this part!

Love ya'll

nobodyimportant out—

Oof

Sun, 06 Aug 2023 13:34:33 +0000

If you were offline and came back clap ur hands.

If you were offline and came back a year later clap ur hands

If you are reading back on your past posts, and realized you were a savage and most of them got flagged clap your hands

Herobrine's Blade: Ch24 B1

Mon, 31 Jul 2023 23:19:50 +0000

Chapter 24: The Lady has Spoken

In the Emerald Lady's headquarters...

The outside forest was as quiet as ever. This wouldn't have bothered a soul, if not for the tragic reason behind it. Wounded soldiers of Emerald Kingdom were struggling to heal and be healed. Some hurt more than others, though they tried hardest not to show it.

They were the ones that hurt the most.

The Lady sat on her mossy throne as she watched the melancholy spread throughout her kingdom. The hall was more packed than a tower of gravel. Like both, it was bound to fall away when the war was over.

"They're more distraught than when disaster struck 3 years ago.." Whispered a voice right next to her. It was her most loyal soldier, Guardian Herstol. He was the one who helped her when situations were much dire, traveled across the never-ending ocean to find the shipwreck that held something dear to her... He was also her rock.

The Lady nodded. She was always very silent, but this time was different. She knew exactly what her advisor knew. "One of our own died tonight," Herstol continued. "we underestimated the skill of the boy."

She was still leaning her face on her hand, spectating her court. Her thoughts used to be much more organized than they presently are..

"We were told... By the Great One... To kill him as soon as possible. Why did you wait?"

It was as if she took an oath to haven't any responses.

"Is it because of Leif?"

...

"I know how much of a sensitive topic that is, but—"

"You don't know anything about the topic. You have no right to bring it forth."

Herstol was taken aback to hear how cold her voice was. She had a very soft voice most of the time, one that could put out a burning room, one that could sooth a gashed wound with it's sound. But not tonight.

"Gaia.." He began, but a soldier had stepped to them both. Herstol corrected himself to a commanding stance, showing no emotion.

"State your intentions," He said authoritatively. The soldier was a scrawny one, not so easy on the eyes and the weakest on the group. "I-I would like to speak with her... About Vyne?"

The Lady lifted her head off her hand swiftly, giving the soldier a little start. She shooed away Herstol while staring at her subject. Herstol was hesitant, but no more than a few seconds after did he leave the premises.

Once Herstol was away from them, The Lady's voice didn't waver on any bit of sharpness.

"Speak."

The soldier gulped audibly, sweating like an overflowing human cauldron. "Well, uh, you see... I wanted to discuss the death of Vyne, my husband." He looked up for a second into the Lady's piercing eyes. He looks back down and continued.

"I would like to request that you... Devise a plan for justice? The trial we were going to commence for the prisoners before they escaped.. Maybe we should... Skip it? Have them sentenced to death immediately! This is the second death of a Forest member caused by a Netherborn's hand since—"

When the soldier felt the Lady's malicious aura grow around his entire body, he stopped right away. "W-what I meant was that..."

"You must not have been taught how to speak in line," the Lady said, every ounce of her sentence beginning to fill with hatred. "Your husband was just another life form. The gods made a decision. But death will fall on both sides, that I will assure you. All Netherborns will see the wrath of the forest."

The skinny soldier had a smile appear on his face. He spoke breathlessly, "Thank you, My Lady! I forever admire you power. To the fall of Nether-kind!" He raised his hand above his head. The Lady's eyes looked at his elevated arm, took one second, then coldly said, "Put that down."

He put his hand down immediately.

The Lady now shooed him away, watching after him as he excitedly barreled down the steps. Herstol arrived at just that time. "What was that about?" He asked. "An imbecile's request," she replied. Herstol let out a small laugh. "I came again to talk about what we should do with the blond boy... He's conscious after heavy treatment."

The Lady went silent for a long minute. She looked at her trusted friend.

"Give him a choice."

End of Chapter 24

So...

Whaddaya guys think?

Lemme know in the answers and comments!

Love ya'll

nobodyimportant out—

Minecraft or roblox

Sat, 29 Jul 2023 12:11:53 +0000

I can’t decide

Herobrine's Blade: Ch23 B1

Tue, 18 Jul 2023 21:08:43 +0000

Chapter 23: Escape The Forest

Adonis glared ahead at the pompous lady. She must have thought she was too good for proper introduction, considering how she rudely commented on his cover. That was to say the least, as she still walked through the mist-cast blades of grass as if she had authority on her soles.

Shera was as quiet as a creeper. Adonis thought she was going to blow up any time now, though she probably wouldn't enjoy the comparison he envisioned. He now laid his eyes upon Shawn, who looked just as weak as ever. It's like the hosts of this kidnapping were taking their sweet time, making sure that one out of three didn't make it out, if they were going to make it out at all.

Adonis' mind couldn't help but drift off to the only family he had, probably searching for him. Maybe they, too, were ambushed by natives.

He had to devise a plan, and quick. His eyes shifted from one of the guards' bows to what looked like a dangerous nest on the next tree they were going to pass. From unfortunate experience, he could infer that these things set off automatically and, most importantly, easy.

If he could just find a way to bump into the bow without hurting himself and in such a manner that caused the arrow to hit the nest, maybe it could unleash something to give him a bit of a distraction...

Caution was thrown to the wind. He couldn't have gotten into more trouble then he was in now.

He flung himself forward, knocking into the enemy in front of him. As he thought, the bow automatically set off, throwing everyone off their guard. The arrow cut through the atmosquare, splitting itself into multiple before piercing the tree, and its nest.

It was like an explosion had happened, the way the nest just exploded into what seemed like thousands of angry creatures flying full force towards them. The Emerald Lady stared at her distressed group with nothing in her eyes but stone-cold power.

The enemies were doing everything they could to try and stop the hostile mobs, most of them just swelling up and knocking the others over with their bows. One was hit straight in the head with another's arrows, instantly collapsing. Adonis was sure that he had witnessed yet another death.

And he did. The one who hit him immediately rushed over to his ally, falling to his knees and stroking his friend's face gently. They must have been in a relationship.

"RUN!" Adonis called to Shera. She was paralyzed in her shoes, it seemed. Either that or she was refusing to move. But he could tell that she wanted to, she was shaking at his voice. The magic seemed to have worn off a bit on the restraints, allowing him to break the rope and hastily grab his friend.

He couldn't sprint faster towards freedom like he did that night, pushing away any forethought or afterthought. He may not have planned this, though he didn't plan to get kidnapped either. He didn't plan to get caught and sent to Diamon for who knows how long, now. He didn't plan any of this.

He didn't plan to survive. But he's done it all.

His heart was having a bell party inside of his chest. The forest was so much scarier at night, but he would have never guessed. If the got caught now, they would be sentenced to death. If they didn't get caught, they would be found. Like one should know, he didn't plan this.

Adonis didn't even look back to review the look on Shera's face at they made their great escape. He knew that she would probably never forgive him for doing this. He knew what he was getting all of his friends into.

Wow, Adonis thinking of Shera as a friend? He pondered more on this thought, though quickly got off the subject to hide behind a tall tree and fall down on his bottom. He had to catch his breath. If he went an further, he'd be the one exploding like a creeper.

He pieced open his eyes a bit, just to see his opposite. She was staring at him in something between awe and warning.

"What?" He said wearily. "You... You left Shawn," was all she could utter.

"We didn't have time to save him, Shera. We needed to get out of there before we got—"

"YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO SAVE HIM! YOU NEVER CARED ENOUGH TO HELP HIM! ALL YOU DO IS THINK ABOUT YOURSELF AND YOUR LITTLE CREW, WHILE ALL I HAVE IS MY BROTHER TO CONSTANTLY WORRY ABOUT BECAUSE HE'S TAKEN CARE OF ME FOR ALL MY LIFE! HE MIGHT BE DEAD BECAUSE OF YOU! YOU'RE THE PROBLEM!"

Adonis was taken aback. She was seething heavily, her hair being changed from her tidy, formal do to an astray, messy do. To be honest, he couldn't help but blush at her look.

He quickly got out of his admiring state and began to feel offended. "You're screaming at me when I just saved your life? Shera, be honest with yourself! You think he was going to make it out alive if I had saved him?! WE DON'T HAVE EVAN! WE DON'T HAVE HELP! WE'RE LOST!"

She just scoffed, looking away so as to not let her tears show too much. She turned and walked away, making Adonis throw his hands up in the air.

"I don't even know why I try," he said under his breath.

Hope you guys enjoyed, sorry for the wait!

Lemme know what you think :D

Love ya'll

nobodyimportant out—

Herobrine's Blade: Ch22 B1

Mon, 10 Jul 2023 23:06:07 +0000

Chapter 22: The Emerald Lady

Adonis' legs got heavier as the captors kept nudging him to go forward. It was becoming annoying, the way they rudely kept sticking their crossbows into his back every time he wanted a break.

Him and his was-escort were being taken to a trial, which they had to wait for in some sort of cage that the captors had planned for them. Adonis looked over to Shera, but she kept her bulging eyes steady on the ground. She was no doubt still worried about her brother, whom was on the verge of death as we speak.

Adonis remembered when he first went through the portal to land in this forest. The grass seemed to be greener, then. But now it was dark. It was dull, sharp, and unforgiving. Much like these cloaked people were. He heard them speak once more in a language he couldn't understand, leaving him with nothing to go on about upcoming events.

"Herrm, hirmea kolak ghorlus k'mhag," one said to another, and it seemed to be funny to the other person. They gave a hearty laugh, gaining Adonis' full malice. He bit back the urge to call, "What's so funny!", so as to not be knocked out again.

As they walked, Adonis could see something approaching them. It wasn't a mob, he knew that for sure, as mobs either stood on all fours or extended their arms outward. This entity gradually walked toward them, doing neither. He squinted his eyes to get a better image.

It was a woman, wearing a mossy dress that dragged on the ground and slacked in a lengthy manner on the sleeves, mainly from her wrists down to her hips. She wore shiny jewelry on her hand, her hair being hidden behind a beautiful cloak as well. Though her faced was cast over by shadow, you could clearly see her, intimidating, but mesmerizing emerald eyes. They glowed to signify power, reminding Adonis somewhat of Evan...

When she spoke, she was soft, yet trees still rustled as soon as she uttered her words. She looked directly at Adonis as she said it.

"As thought. Hands drenched red from birth."

Adonis had trouble gathering his jaw from the air. Her words struck him harder than the unexpected arrow going into his head earlier, but this time his ears were hit. She could have made an aggressive scene, the use of a weapon would suffice more. But for some reason, this offense was crucial. No matter how smooth she may have said it, it still left behind its lingering cold.

She now turned to her followers, speaking in the same broken language they understood for ages, but excluding Adonis. He could get the gist of it though, she probably told them to follow her. The member behind him struck his back once more, forcing him to continue.

The woman turned as she was followed by her court and captives. Adonis eyed her from afar, and at the same time wondered why she would say such a thing directly to him. Maybe because Shera was a Skyborn, him being just the opposite? Weren't people in Diamon supposed to be passive, considering their heritage is to only hurt hostile mobs?

She must have been referring to his heritage, then. "Hands drenched red from birth" would make sense in that case. Netherborns were titled all trouble.

He watched as Shawn lay slack on a cloaked enemy's shoulder, bouncing up and down along with his keeper. He would honestly be surprised if Shawn was still alive at this point.

Shawn seemed weak from the start. The beating he took from Adonis wasn't like Adonis beating up his own kind, but rather a lesser creature being destroyed by a superior one. A flashing thought pounded Adonis' eyes, one of a familiar child he once tormented. He couldn't really pinpoint exactly on what this was, though he knew that he was very young when it took place. All he could remember was the terrified look on the child's face, similar to how Shawn looked at him that day.

But there was always someone he was trying to protect, even in that instance. He wasn't doing it for his own pleasure, but rather for the wellbeing of others he cared about. He fought Shawn on the name of his mother.

But he couldn't exactly think of who he was fighting for a long, long time ago...

End of Chapter 22.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch21 B1

Tue, 04 Jul 2023 21:19:54 +0000

Chapter 21: Elly

No light was to be shed in any corner of his conscience.

Adonis walked forward, finding that as he did so, it was in utmost difficulty. He couldn't feel the rise and collapse of his chest, signifying an absence of breathing. It was eerily quiet here. Well, he couldn't figure out where here was..

Adonis seemed to have forgotten all of what happened before he woke up in this place. Though, it didn't really seem like he had any motive to. He was calm, but for no reason. He struggled to figure out why he was so mellow.

He took the longest strides, his attention rapidly moving from one invisible scene to the other for any evidence of light.

Just then, a beam came to reveal itself in a small but strong sight. He raised his arm to shield his eyes from its overwhelming glow. It seemed to present itself with welcome, making Adonis feel somehow at ease. It faded to uncover a golden villager behind its curtain of light, reminding him of a very small toy he once had. The only toys that the Badlands gave out, something that promoted their power even more. They stopped giving the toys to everyone because it had hidden power, though Adonis didn't exactly know what power it held.

He reached out to touch what he felt was an old friend. Something destroyed by people he loathed, coming back again to guide him from all worry. It blinked its beautiful green eyes and came closer to his hands, rubbing its head against his palm. He smiled, as he knew this was its way of letting him know that it truly was the same toy. "Elly," he said softly. The toy squinted its eyes in joy, and let out a cute noise.

Adonis pulled it in for an embrace, and the toy gladly accepted his offer. He could feel its power overcome him like a wave of love he had never felt before. Its glow seemed to increase as he held it close to his body. It was starting to blind him a bit, though he never once thought to let go. He didn't want anything else. He just wanted to stay here.

The light suddenly became so apparent that his whole consciousness was filled with a beaming front. He felt his feet lift from the ground and saw all dark retreat to a small minimum in one corner. He relaxed his grip on the toy and it distanced away from him a few square inches.

The toy closed its eyes, making itself brighter than ever before. When it opened them, the white glow it had blinded him completely. He couldn't see, nor feel. But the only thing he heard was angelic chanting from an unknown source. His breathing became noticeable again.

Adonis inhaled air that felt like a new life, catching one glimpse of his little friend before it spun itself around and descended out of view.

Afterwards, he ripped open his eyes to feast them on the midnight moon. His steady inhaled became gasps for air, and he quickly shifted his head from trees, to grass, to sky, and finally rested them on his gawking friend.

"ADONIS!" Shera was screaming, tears dripping from her profile, accompanied by some snot. She was hovered over him, and he seemed to have his back on the ground.

He could feel a painstaking headache arise from the side of his skull. He bit his tongue in order to stop the pain from spreading, but to no avail. "Y-you're alive!"

"Of course I am," he said sort if irritably. Shera kissed him on the forehead, and taking him aback. Once she removed herself, she stared at him with eyes that spoke without words, "Wait, what did I just do?"

His eyes couldn't help but get wide, the moment being broken by people he knew far too well from earlier ripping her away from his sight. A cloaked foe presented themself. "You are in the Emerald Lady's territory. You will be awaiting trial in a prison that we will locate you to immediately. Get up!"

Adonis had a hard tike lifting his weak body, especially with his torso tied. The cloaked person helped him, aggressively so. He quickly forgot the moment he had with Shera, now thinking about his friends. How would they be able to find him? Would they be able to find him?

He wished he was still out, embracing the toy he once had.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch20 B1

Tue, 27 Jun 2023 21:30:54 +0000

Chapter 20: Captive

It had been eerily quiet in the forest as it was approaching night. Adonis had wondered where the day went, and him and his team searched for the missing siblings, Shera and Shawn.

"Shera! Shawn!" They would all call, straining their voices to the best of their ability. There had been no sign of those two since Adonis last met them, which, ultimately, flooded him with guilt. He looked behind the static trees, he listened in on the whistling wind, but alas, he couldn't gather any notion whatsoever.

He ran several blocks away from his friends, separating them once again. He didn't think anybody noticed. Most of the time, they never do.

He thought void thoughts. He didn't know why he put himself through this just to find the exact persons he despised. Nonetheless, he almost fell over himself trying to find the place he left them in. Eventually, he slowed his pace, getting a feel for his surroundings. It looked somewhat familiar... Was he on the right track? He had to be, this forest wasn't that big. It was just an illusion.

He remembered the last time he ran away from his friends. A mysterious predator presented himself to be a threat, though through death did he part from him. Adonis had no intention to mend a nonexistent friendship with his extended colleagues, though. The emerald was clean of bruise, and Adonis chose to keep it that way. He knew it would be best to stray away from the siblings for as much as possible, so as to maintain order in the forest.

He felt something incoming, inching closer to his head every second he didn't bow.

He ducked, afterwards hearing a significantly dangerous object collide with a lesser thing. He glanced up, viewing the dagger he knew way too well merging with the tree placed in front of him. He quickly looked around, bracing himself for any stray weapons that would decide to cut his expedition short. "Who's there!" He said. The silence irritated him tremendously.

"If you're that much of a coward to fight me face to face, why even bother to kill me? You're not worthy!"

Mocking didn't do any good either. The sun was beginning to fade behind the wispy curtains of cloud, and Adonis had to wrap this up quick and find the others. Him and his friends couldn't continue their journey if they didn't have an escort.

"Adonis!" He heard a voice call. He started, whipping his head around. He was highly relieved to lay his eyes on Shera's. She had been supporting her brother, his hand over her shoulder. Shawn seemed to still have blood on his lip from earlier confrontation.

Adonis ran over to his escort and hugged her for quite some time. He didn't miss her. Surely not...

After a while she asked him to remove himself, which made him blush a little. "I was worried you.." He began, but trailed off. She smiled, "I'm tougher than that. Were you attacked as well?" She asked. His eyes widened, "As well?... You were attacked, too?!"

"It seems as if there are settlers whom do not like our kind here. You and the others are fine, correct?" Adonis nodded, as well as her. "Great, let's pack up our things and go."

"Yeah, quick question though," said Adonis hesitantly. Shera raised her eyebrow. "Uh.. What did you do to the person who attacked you?" Shera had gone quiet for a while, making Adonis think twice about asking her, of all people. He knew she would be skeptical of his question.

"I did everything necessary to defend myself."

Adonis was taken aback. He stared into her eyes with the intention of questioning her further, but she stared straight back into his with an authoritative, but respectful, look that contrasted his decision.

All of a sudden she leaped forward, whipping out a sturdy shield behind Adonis and blocking something from meeting his body. He turned around, being stopped by Shera. "I dropped Shawn!" She spoke, "Protect him while I fend off this idiot!"

He looked back, seeing an unconscious Shawn sprawled out on the ground. Adonis kneeled down and shielded the escort with his arms. "What's going on?!" He asked fervently as he heard constant collision between flying objects and Shera's shield. "We're being attacked! Nomads!" She responded, but Adonis wondered whether or not to cover his head instead of his rival. He opposed the thought.

"Give me any sharp object you have in your backpack!" Commanded Shera. He quickly searched through his pack while having one arm over Shawn, pulling out the only true "weapon" he had, and handed it to her right away.

"Axe, perfect!" Shera said. Adonis felt special, then. She chucked it at whatever she was shielding them from, making their offender yelp in pain. "Ha!" She cheered, "Straight in the face!" Adonis couldn't help but smile, but his smile didn't even make it to 3 seconds without him slowly looking upwards.

He was met with a crossbow pointing right at his forehead. The same moment from a week earlier flashed through his head, when he was caught by the Pillagers and sent to the President's office. He knew this scene way too well...

"Hands up," demanded the cloaked foe. It was a woman, but she looked just like the archer from earlier, except ten times more intimidating. He knew he couldn't mess with this one now.

Adonis reluctantly raised his hands up. The woman, who's face was completely shadowed by her hooded attire, grabbed him forcefully and pulled him up. She spoke in a language he couldn't understand, though he knew it wasn't directed toward him. Just then, he watched as more cloaked people emerged behind the trees of the forest, some even emerging out of the trees.

He was shaking with fear. How were they camouflaged so well that you wouldn't even be able to differentiate their outline that protruded from the tree? Adonis had never seen anything as stealthy as this. And just as he was beginning to think he was special...

"You have committed a heinous crime. We watched as you killed two and injured on member of the Emerald Lady's court. You will await your trial under temporary captivity."

CAPTIVITY?! Adonis repeated over and over inside of his head. "No, you don't understand, the guy who attacked me was the only guy who died! I didn't even do it!" As he spoke to keep his innocence, he felt something tie around his wrists tightly. He looked down to see a rope that wasn't there before. It had also appeared around his whole entire top half.

"We know for certain that exactly two members of the Emerald Lady's court have perished. You are untruthful." The woman had absolutely no sympathy inside of her commanding voice. Adonis looked back at Shera, whom was without a shield, but wrapped up inside of a rope as well. He was without his axe, and he couldn't grab his backpack.

She had the most panicked look rest upon her face. "Please, we have to nurse my brother to health," Shera croaked, gesturing her head towards Shawn. "He'll die if he loses too much blood... Please!" Tears rolled down her face, and she couldn't say any more.

The woman looked down at Shawn. "The man will be healed. He will be joining you in the trial."

The other cloaked members grouped around the two and pointed their weapons towards the two's heads. "No, no, no! I need to get back to my friends! We can't stay here!" Adonis declared. The people did not answer, and the silence and ultimate ignorance boiled Adonis' blood so much...

He latched his teeth on the other cloaked member that was stationed right next to him, which he could tell was a man. The man stumbled, making his crossbow go off. A strong force met Adonis' head, completely shocking his system. His neck was struck with multiple points.

Adonis wearily double-stepped... Triple stepped... Fell over himself...

Blacked out.

End of Chapter 20.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch19 B1

Mon, 26 Jun 2023 20:56:04 +0000

Chapter 19: Dust

Evan had been pacing back and forth after he sat Adonis on a stump. He only did this when he was truly worried about something, which, given that fact, made Adonis terribly uneasy.

"You've been attacked," he said, stopping in one place. Adonis was a bit delayed for an answer. "O-oh! Yeah, well, it wasn't that much of an attack. An ambush, surely, but an attack?" He blew raspberries. Evan did not break his piercing stare, making Adonis gulp.

He went back to walking continuously between points. "A minor ambush does not bring about a bloody strike across the profile," he said sharply. Sage and Maxine had been whispering back and forth to each other about something, Adonis feeling embarrassed once again now. Wayne was staring at him the whole time.

"What!" Adonis snapped. Wayne's eyes dilated a second, then glanced away. Adonis smirked, proud of the power he at least knew he had. "Hey! Don't get mad at Wayne!" Preston chipped. "He's only concerned about you! We all are.."

Sage and Maxine broke away from their private conversation to nod in agreement. Adonis couldn't help but squeeze his hands tightly inside of each other. He gritted his teeth, biting back every inch of anger that bubbled up inside of him like a sudden volcano of rage. He didn't know what made him so emotional today...

One moment he feels like he's been injected with pure bliss, breathing in the sunshine and absorbing the power of the forest. Now, these past few moments have been nothing but malice, fear, and hurt. What power an emerald holds...

What power an emerald holds...

Through all of this, Evan still examined him from afar. Adonis managed to calm himself down enough to utter a few words.

"Listen. All of you. I've done something horrible... Some things horrible. I hurt too many people. I can't... I truly cannot..."

Before he could stop himself, the rollercoaster of emotion had now come to a severe drop, as did his tears down his face. He couldn't stop crying for his life. He blocked out all sound, all chatter around him, all help he could possibly want, need, or desire. There wasn't a better feeling than a good, big cry. Just letting it all out was something that nothing could compare to.

Not even "nothing" could compare to it. Bawl.

He then felt a warmth come over him. A hug, yes. He cracked open his eyes, letting go from his inner dimension of sadness, and revealing a big softy squeezing him tightly.

"W-Wayne?" He croaked. Wayne was sobbing as well, not even answering Adonis' calls. Adonis managed to peek over his friend's shoulder and glance at Evan, who still had a stone-cold glare on his face.

He was starting to lose oxygen as he pleaded with Wayne to let him go. "What? Oh, sorry," Wayne said, releasing his tight grip. He rubbed his own eyes and backed away. "Wayne, I'm fine. I just... It would be better if I told you all the whole story."

Evan finally broke his static stare to raise his eyebrow acutely. "We're listening?"

"I was ambushed, please give me that. An arrow swept across my face and almost hit me. I tried running away, but someone out of nowhere just fell from the sky and pointed his bow at me. I guess that was his arrow.. Anyway, he threatened me, telling me to 'Leave now or cease to live.' I replied with saying I had to get you guys first, and he pulled his bow string back even more. He was going to kill me if I didn't do anything..."

Adonis had been looking down, but now he glanced upward to see everyone's reaction. Sage had been sitting on the ground, holding her legs. She looked like she was enjoying this.

When he didn't get an adverse reaction, Adonis continued. "I used self defense techniques. We fought, and I twisted his... Left hand? I think so. He grabbed something sharp with his other hand and slashed me across the face. He released himself as I was holding my face in pain. He went for his bow, grabbed it, and shot at me. I dodged.. I jumped on him and we wrestled.."

He had to stop for a moment, no realizing all he had just said. He didn't notice how traumatizing it was until he sat down and conversed about it. It was a horrifying experience, to say the least, thinking about everything that happened.

He couldn't just stop, though, so he went on. "We punched and kicked each other until he was on top, and then... Out if nowhere... A stray arrow, flying at high speeds, stabbed him in the back. It just appeared, okay? I had nothing to do with it... But.."

"Where's the body?" Evan asked shortly. Adonis was taken aback. How could he not have questioned anything that came out of his leader's mouth?

"...I-I don't know, but why does that matter?"

"You can't just leave it in the middle of the forest! Did you listen at all to what the President said? If we get reported for bad behavior, we might being staying here forever. Let alone be responsible for a death."

"I didn't do it!" Adonis boomed. "See? I knew I couldn't tell anyone! I knew, I knew, I knew you would be like this!"

Evan opened his mouth to say something, but Maxine interjected. "Did he say anything about who he was? Anything before he died?" "No... Well, yes, he did. He said something about it being, 'Our territory', or something like that. I don't know if that means there's more of him or what..."

"Where's Shawn and Shera?" Said Webner. Adonis forgot that the twins were right here.

"..OH circle, I FORGOT ABOUT THOSE TWO!"

"Lead us to the body first!" Evan commanded. "We don't want any evidence left behind!"

Adonis was lost again. He had no idea where everything was, which was a bit of a panic problem if they ever wanted to find something (or someone) specific. "A dead body would smell, right?" Winnie asked. "Don't ask me, I've never seen or had experience with something dead before!" Sage replied. "Oh, wait, except for chicken. I've seen LOTS of dead chicken... Dead delicious chicken... I'M HUNGRY ACTUALLY—"

"You seriously thought through to it being the right time to ask for the next meal?" Evan responded irritably. Sage frowned. "I can't control my stomach, grumpy pants."

"This is where it happened."

Everyone bumped into each other as Adonis stopped abruptly. He was the one who made the statement, grimly so. It looked like the center of the forest, which was illuminated by sunlight, having trees surround, but not cover, it. As if it were reserved for something... Important.

"Hmm," Maxine pondered. She scratched her chin and walked around the fairly big circle of blooming life. "I don't see a thing in this area."

"But.. It was right here! It brings back nauseating memories of what happened.. How could it not be here?" Adonis quietly said. He walked to where he remembered to be the crime scene. He saw blood there... And ashes.

"Guys, wait! I found ashes!" He exclaimed, beckoning everyone. Everybody gathered around to see what was going on. Evan examined the group of ashes and blood stains extremely close, kneeling on the ground. "No real body, but few wispy ashes.. I see a pattern."

"What do you mean?" Adonis asked. Evan closed his eyes, then stood up. "I observe things very intently. The only thing that I've seen actively perish is the ghast we encountered in the Nether—"—Wayne winced—"and the same thing happened to that. So, what I'm guessing is, everything that dies does not stay for long. It goes straight to the afterlife, leaving no evidence of its existence. Except, of course, maybe blood."

Adonis looked back down at the dust. He had been so caught up in his guilt of death.. But now knowing that no one would notice a few little dust particles.. Maybe the person's absence, sure, but death? They would never suspect it...

What was he thinking?! He shook the crazy intrusive thoughts out of his head. He wasn't truly getting any ideas, was he?

...Was he?

End of Chapter 19.

Oh wow look

Someone has done their work like they're supposed to

YOU SHOULDN'T TALK KEVIN NOW GET BACK TO WORK!

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch18 B1

Sat, 24 Jun 2023 00:19:53 +0000

Chapter 18: Nomads

Adonis had come to his senses it seemed. He was sprinting through the hanging gardens of the forest, trying to catch and opportunity that he didn't know he had before. It had been right in front of him, watching him as he went crazy about something he couldn't control.

He stopped sprinting, catching his breath and bending on his knees. He didn't remember the forest being this puzzling to get around. He scanned the perimeter, every tree looking the same now.

He slowly walked up close to another tree, examining it's dark brown skin. It changed suddenly, making Adonis jump a few blocks away. "What the..." He said quietly. In the corner of his eye he saw a strange black figure, quickly disappearing before spotted.

Adonis touched the changing tree before investigating what that figure was. He was almost sure that it had the strangest eyes, and it's presence was overwhelming. He walked faster every step he took toward his pursuit. When he got to the suspicious tree, he slowly peeked his head around it. His heart was beating louder in his ear as if it were located in that space.

There was nothing in the area. He exhaled a sigh of relief, though it was cut short by an arrow that flew straight across his nose.

The reflexes he never knew he had kicked in. He double jumped in the air, flying backwards and landing in a heroe's pose of entrance. He looked around to see who it was, and as he did, another arrow presented itself too close for comfort. He caught it in his hand, watching blood trickle down from his palm to his wrist. Dropping the arrow and making a run for it, he had to find a way to maneuver through the forest.

A cloaked foe with a bow in hand descended from the sky, pointing their weapon directly at his head. Adonis raised his arm to his face as he tried go shield himself, "What do you want from me!" He yelled to his opposite. The cloaked archer remained silent as they pulled back the string, continuously making Adonis uneasy.

Finally, the person spoke with a deep voice, signaling that it was a man. "This is our territory. Leave now or cease to live."

"I don't want any problems," Adonis pleaded. The man pulled the string so far back Adonis thought it was going to break any time now. "I repeat," he said emotionless, "Leave now or cease to live."

"I just have to gather up my friends, please sir." The bow raised it's point to aim at the center of Adonis head. "Leave now," said the archer very slowly now, "Or cease... To live." He had emphasized the last word so clearly, it shook Adonis to think that was the last word he may hear. Adonis took a deep breath. "Okay, I'll leave."

The archer loses his bow a few inches.

"But not without a fight."

He kicked the bow out if the archer's hand, it gracefully defying gravity as Adonis went hand to hand combat with the foe. He hit the man in the side, blocking him from punching his face. The man went in for the blow and Adonis caught his hand just in time. He twisted it awkwardly, knowing he heard a pop.

With the other hand, the enemy grabbed something sharp out of his pocket and slashed Adonis across his face, letting himself free. Adonis held his face, moaning in pain. He saw through his hands as the man grabbed his bow back and quickly shot at Adonis, but he dodged it and leaped forward, landing on him. He struggled to possess the weapon, rolling on the ground along with his pursuer. Adonis punched his face, hoping that would get him to let go. The man tried kicking Adonis, but they were stuck to each other like glue.

Now they rolled in such a way where the man was on top of Adonis, and Adonis had to keep from being repeatedly hit in the head as the opposite tried to get him off. Like it was all planned by the gods themselves, he glimpsed the a stray arrow blur its motion and pierce straight through the man's back.

The man went limp and his eyes widened largely. All of his weight now laid upon Adonis, who's heart was now protruding out of his chest. He saw the arrow sticking through the man's back as he rested on him.

Struggling, he pushed the archer off of his body and watched in horror as the man's pale figure stayed idle on the ground. He had never seen someone die before. Not with his own eyes..

He looked around to see where that arrow came from. He didn't exactly see where it could've came from. It seemed to have just appeared out of nowhere, waiting for its target to be vulnerable. He wanted to throw up, as he didn't prepare himself for this kind of adventure. Running his fingers through his hair stressfully, he looked up at the sky in dismay. He hasn't any idea what to do from here.

"I can't do anything," he quietly concluded. "He's dead.. I have to see the others.."

But coming to this answer didn't make the situation any easier. He was staring down at a dead body, he had no power within himself to come to terms with the scene. Before thinking any further, and still in shock, he fled. Adonis truly prayed that no one saw him.

It wasn't his fault, he thought to himself. He didn't make that arrow appear.

And as the thought further, the guy must have been seriously injured before their meet. For an intimidating archer, he was a one-hit weakling.

Adonis was unbelievably relieved when he saw his friends. They were all awake, Preston being the first to notice him. "Hey! Where were you, Adonis?" He asked in his innocent little voice. It was hard to believe he was going to turn 14 next year.

Sage turned around, "He—oh my null, what the heck happened to your face!?" She exclaimed. Maxine covered her mouth and Evan rushed over. He touched Adonis' face as Adonis winced a little. "What happened? Where were you all this time!" Evan asked with strong urgency in his voice.

"Just a little scratch. I, ahm... I fell on a log. Who would have thought there would be stray logs in this place?" Adonis awkwardly laughed. Evan was staring at him with those scarily serious eyes of his. Him technically being a half ender prince, it was super unnerving to stare back into his eyes. Adonis had read up on Enderman. If you look at them, they won't hesitate to kill you. He wondered how it was in Diamon, with those types of creatures.

"You're lying. Falling on a log does not do this amount of damage."

As Evan kept on nagging him about how he shouldn't have gone far from the crew into the forest, about how Adonis should have woken someone up before going, and about how he was worried sick, but didn't track him, because he trusted he'd be okay. He was definitely the mother in Adonis' life, for all the wrong reasons.

Adonis was thinking about how he just left the other two in the forest. He wondered if they were okay, as it seemed as if the man who died alluded to there being more of... Whatever he was.

Evan clapped his hands in Adonis face, startling him. "What!" Adonis said.

Evan had the most serious frown on his face.

"Look at me when I'm talking to you."

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch17 B1

Wed, 21 Jun 2023 19:17:27 +0000

Chapter 17: Words That Have Meaning

Shawn stared at Adonis with a broken look on his face. "What... What are you?" He exhaled.

"I don't know," Adonis replied, now stepping back up on his feet. As he advanced toward Shawn, Shawn quickly retreated away, tripping on himself and sprinting the opposite direction. Adonis sprang after him, "Hey!" He called, gaining some of his energy back. His lungs still weren't exactly healed, but he wasn't the type to pass a race. Shawn didn't look back, and Adonis was a bit scared of what he was going to do. "Stop!" He commanded as they both blurred between the multicolored lines of trees.

Shawn was huffing and puffing harder every step. He clearly wasn't the running type. Adonis wondered how he got far into a Warrior School acting this way...

Adonis knew what he had to do. He propelled himself up into the air with a zero-gravity jump. Aiming in on his target and going in for the blow, he forcefully descended downwards upon a tired Shawn. At the last second, Shawn upturned his eyes behind his head and had one short look of pure fear dawn his face.

Bam.

It was as if even the forest could not help the hurt of the two boys. Adonis now had Shawn by his collar, they were both on the ground. "You will not tell anyone about this, got that?" He threatened. Shawn's face now housed a black bruise on its center and blood once again flooding it. "You'll... You will never.." He grunted. He was having trouble finishing his sentences it seemed.

"You will never... Never make it out of Diamon...

"Or this forest...

"Alive."

Adonis could feel his anger coming back to him in a much more controlled way. He raised his fist as his target braced for impact. He was stopped by a simple voice.

"NO!"

His head whipped to the left, eyeing what was standing there to be the idiot's sister, Shera. Of course, when he's in trouble, the sister isn't far. It's beginning to get very old the way she just interrupts these things.

"YOU BETTER PUT YOUR FIST DOWN BEFORE I SPLASH THIS POTION ON YOU!" She declared. In her hand was an odd-looking dark red potion. Or was it pink? Adonis' seeing was a bit off since that episode he had earlier. He reluctantly lowered his hand nonetheless, and Shera took that moment to gather her brother away from his grasp.

She kept a very close eye on Adonis as she did, but Adonis had both of his hands up in a harmless position. He too got off the grass, his hands still in the air. "He said something about my mother," he explained softly.

"Huh?" Shera responded annoyingly. Adonis calmly repeated what he said, and Shera replied, "You think that makes any difference?!"

"How would you feel if someone said something about your dead parent?!" He finally cried. He couldn't stop the tears from flowing out of his eyes now. "Don't you see? You're brother doesn't care about other people's situations! All you two see is a poor boy with a Netherborn tag on his head! My mother's dead and he made fun of it! My dead mother! He knows nothing of what I went through as a child!"

Shera was awfully quiet the whole time. "Say something!" Adonis demanded. "Tell me how that has nothing to do with the fact I hurt him! Because he hurt me first!" Adonis' face was dripping wet with tears he had no control over at this point. Shera closed her eyes and looked downwards, gritting her teeth.

"That doesn't give you the right to hurt another being. No matter how wrong they may be."

Adonis covered his face in defeat, knowing that he messed everything up for all of his friends. He couldn't bare his pain anymore, knowing that he let something out that he swore to only tell those closest to him. He hadn't found that person yet. Why was it so easy to let go to her and not to his only family he had?

Could it be... No..

He wiped his tears and sniffed his snot. "What, so you just don't care? Bullying someone on their dead mother like those words don't hurt?"

"I understand words have meaning, but actions have bigger meaning!" She yelled, clenching her fists way too hard. Adonis could feel her emotion even from across the forest.

"Our dad died too. He was killed by someone we thought we could trust.. That's why Shawn is the way he is."

He had no words.

"Look... Like it or not, your mom's not coming back... It's hard to let go, I get it, alright? But it's more painful to hold on than it is to let go."

She wiped her own tears, and Shawn was unconscious on the ground still.

"Just because you're hurt doesn't mean you make my pain any less difficult," Adonis stated. He had no emotion in his face; he was unsympathetic.

"I never said a word about his dad, but as soon as he hears me crying for my mom, he jumps on the chance to get at me. That's wrong no matter how you look at it. She's not in some luxurious and comfy cloud in Notch's Temple, she's in the raging and fiery hot Nether where one if the worst people ever to exist rules the domain." He stomped his foot on the grass and watched it crack, revealing it's dirty insides.

"She isn't safe. I wanna believe she is, but she isn't. Not in the same dimension with whoever my father is lurks. Everyone else has at least been claimed and seen their nether parent at least once. Not me."

Shera looked away. "You're father must hate you then." She said.

"Yeah, maybe he does," Adonis agreed. "And that's why I can't help my mom. He wasn't there to support her. She had to be all on her own with a unique child on her hands.

"She did good though. For what she could do," He added. "Maybe if she was still here, I wouldn't be with here with my friends today."

"If she was still here, you wouldn't have your friends today, Rex," Shera replied. Adonis' eyes got wide after a moment. The thought had never crossed his mind. He was here, in this position, in this life, to find the people he had now. Nothing had ever been so in his face the way that fact was.

He didn't know what came over him, but he ran straight towards Shera and gave her a hug. Shera obviously thought something else was going to happen so she had her hand on her iron sword, ready. But now knowing it was an embrace, she awkwardly patted him on the back.

He let go a few second after. "Thank you," he said. She was blushing, "For what?"

"For helping me see the sky."

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch16 B1

Tue, 20 Jun 2023 16:17:04 +0000

Chapter 16: Reminiscence

Adonis woke up to a snoring idiot by the foot of his bed. It was Shawn, who seemed to know nothing about sleeping on his side for the respect of others. Adonis sat up, wiping the sleep out of his eyes. He yawned, trying to get a feel for the new environment he was in once again.

Yesterday was sort of a blur. He didn't get much rest between then and now. He had a nightmare about the phantom, as if the actuality wasn't enough. He never thought he'd have to deal with one since that fateful day...

Shaking the thought out of his mind, he slowly stepped on to the grass, making a slight crunch with the soles of his feet. He advanced upward, looking around to see who would rouse. No one did.

He walked a few blocks, stepping over any unconscious group members. The grass felt weird on his feet still, feeling like he was trampling on something important. It was important. At least, it was important to him. He looked up at the sky, hoping to see a certain someone looking back down at him. He liked to give himself false hope sometimes. He didn't think that any god if his would leave him hanging. Certainly not someone who loved him so..

He smiled because he knew that she was there. Even if.. He wasn't.

He wondered around the forest in wishes of finding something worth being awake for. Stick? He thought. No, what would I need a stick for... He wondered if people in Diamon did anything with the bark of the trees. He noticed that they all looked different; some with simple brown skin, some with spotted white skin, and some with dark plated skin. Some didn't even look as if it had skin at all. He loved how diverse the forest was, as all he grew up seeing was dead saplings and coarse dirt. He was lucky to see sunlight as wonderful as this on most days.

Maybe even any sunlight at all.

He heard someone from behind him speak in a very calm manner.

"Still gawking, are we?"

He turned around, surprised to see Shawn standing right there. Adonis looked him up and down with a scrunched up face. "What do you want?" He asked belligerently. "No need for that," Shawn responded. Adonis clenched his fist.

"Shouldn't you be crying yourself to sleep still?" Adonis sneered. "I think you're the one who was crying himself to sleep last night. I remember you uttering the words, 'Mother, no!'" He laughed to himself at the last word. Adonis' proud look quickly turned into a shocked gawk. "...You're lying, I'd have no reason to say that."

"Oh, but you did!" He continued, his sadistic grin growing. "In fact, once I stopped 'crying myself to sleep', as you put it, I heard you further elaborate on it by screaming, 'Dad, help!'. Not sure who you were talking to though, we both know daddy wasn't coming home go save you.. Or your mother. They're both gone, why still hold on to them like you have any chance?"

Adonis could feel his body start to shake, the trees trembling along with him. Shawn stumbled upon the floor that was also beginning to quake violently. "You..." Adonis quietly boomed in a deep, dark baritone voice, "You... Know... NOTHING!"

He held his head and banged it with his hands as if trying to gain back control of himself, and for a moment, he saw Shawn's face flood with fear.

But without hesitation his eyes started to glow this soulless white, power started to overcome him like a thunderstorm that he had conjured out of his body. He felt himself be struck with lightning, and he felt an energy he had never before. He felt his anger turn into his greatest weapon, anger he didn't even feel at the previous moment.

Where was this coming from?

As soon as it started, it ceased. His eyes went back to their normal, friendly blue, and the surge of power he felt escaped from him like an involuntary fart. It was like everything had been taken away from him... Once again.

It was hard catching his breath, as his lungs now felt more pronounced and heavier than before. He tilted his head upward, his eyes meeting the traumatic stare in Shawn's.

Still trying to find his stability, Adonis managed to utter, "Still gawking, are we?"

End of Chapter 16.

OMIGOSH THIS MIGHT BE MY FAVORITE CHAPTER ESIE YOU BETTER TELL ME HOW GOOD MY DESCRIPTIONS WERE

I CAN'T EVEN

OML

MALFUNCTION

Ehem...

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch15 B1

Sun, 18 Jun 2023 04:05:42 +0000

Chapter 15: Emerald Night

They walked along the ragged, cut out path. 8 friends, Adonis Rex, Sage Fare, Evan Black, Preston Gold, Wayne Wailer and the Darkheart twins Webner and Winnie were accompanying the escort siblings, Shera and Shawn.

Well, "accompanying" was putting it nicely. They were being taken to the Land Far Away, more specifically Diamon. They were already located in Diamon after a tiring trip pass the barrier and even more death-defying journey through the Nether.

The grass crunched as they trudged along it, the sun beginning to fall. Shawn had an obnoxious smirk on his face as they went, making Adonis somewhat uneasy.

"We must build a temporary shelter," said Shera after a minute. It had been awfully quiet until she spoke. "Yes, obviously. For their sake, we must," replied Shawn. Shawn was really starting to boil Adonis' blood that day. He seemed to have known it, as he snuck a quick and pointed look at him when he finished his sentence.

Adonis, trying to ignore him, focused on the fact that the Emerald Forest was a beautiful name. Of course, it was an even more captivating forest. Its pure oxygen, its welcoming grass, its namesake gem trees. Everything about the forest was a new sight to see. Adonis didn't want to leave.. If he had to spend an entire lifetime here, he'd throw everything away...

All he needed was this.

He felt someone tap him on his shoulder. He looked to see that it was Maxine, who was looking straight into his eyes with a serious look in hers.

"What?" He asked. "You thinking what I'm thinking?" She responded worriedly. He shook his head slowly, and she facepalmed, making Adonis feel even more stupid today. "I think this forest is dangerous when it's night!" She said irritably.

"...Okay?" He replied, still confused.

"I can't with you. If we have no real fighting experience, and they're leading us into a potential trap with uncontrolled mobs running around at night, then we're as good as dead!" She pointed to the escorts who were far ahead in terms of group placement, so they couldn't hear them. "I say we show them just how nasty us Netherborns can be!"

Adonis shook his head vigorously now, "No way!" He said authoritatively. "We're not getting in anymore trouble than we already are. It's like you and Sage want to put us on a death sentence!" "That's what I'm talking about!" She responded, "If I'm right, we're already on death row!"

There was a menacing swish in the air. It shook the trees, leaves of every kind covering the atmosquare like a small blanket. Adonis caught a glimpse of a tail rushing by his face, making him slap himself silly. Whatever this creature was, the night sky was its territory.

The moon lit the forest's very surface, leaving everyone to wonder what that unseen creature was. How could they have missed it in the lunar glow?

"WHAT THE HECK MAN," Sage shouted. Adonis was holding his face, it was sore from slapping it so hard. Maxine, who was next to him, broke out laughing. She pointed at him, "Look at your face!" She started to wheeze as Adonis stared at her with lack of respect. "Your face, you slap, atta, wha, BAHAHAHAA!"

He saw Evan examining the sky very skeptically. Shera was holding back laughter, as Shawn was not trying to cover up his sense of humour at all. He was on the floor along with Maxine as they both cackled like maniacs. "That's enough," Evan declared without looking down from the sky. Maxine stopped laughing, but Shawn was steady going.

Preston strode up to him and stomped on his face as hard as he possibly could. Blood spurted out from his nasal orifices as he tried to keep his composure, though Adonis knew he was trying not to cry.

"That's my boy!" Sage cheered to Preston. Preston blushed, "Thanks Sage.."

"No!" Exclaimed Adonis, making everyone (except Shawn, who was still trying to cover up his tears), look at him. "No, not your boy! Guys, they could report us for bad behavior for that!"

"So?" Wayne said in his deep voice. "He deserved it. He laughed at you, and he didn't listen to Evan!" "Yeah, and we don't play about that!" Winnie agreed. Shera interjected, "I will still report you if bad behavior. You don't just stomp on an escort's face, no matter how annoying my brother can be at times."

Adonis looked at her doubtedly.

"Most times.."

He made a funny face.

"Okay, all the time! But that doesn't give you a right to hurt a Skyborn! You all know your blood!"

Adonis slowly walked towards her, emphasizing every step. When he got to her, he whispered something only she could hear. "And you know... That if you try us... We will not hesitate. You know our blood, don't you?"

They were face to face, breathing each other's air as she glared at him with pure malice. She finally, after a long while of him staring at her with a triumphant look on his face, directed her attention to all of the crew. "If you guys want to survive the night, we have to build a shelter. What you saw earlier was a phantom, and it only comes around when once of us don't sleep for three days straight."

"So a living nightmare?" Webner asked.

"Very much so. Me and my brother make sure to sleep before the three-day mark. That means one of you are a little... Restless." She scanned the whole entire crew. "Luckily I brought beds."

She went deep inside her pocket and pulled out one large bed. It looked unreal the way she just reached in and took out something that doesn't even make sense to fit in her pocket. She placed it down without a sweat, Adonis (very reluctantly) admiring her effortless strength. "My sheep friends allowed me to use their wool. How nice, right? You better thank them when you see them."

She proceeded to pull out another 7 beds, all color coded to match the sleeper. "Luckily, if that phantom didn't bring any friends, we can sleep without worrying if there are other creatures nearby."

Adonis scrunched his face a little. "Phantoms. Never again would I think to hear the word Phantom," he said disgustedly. Shera looked at him. "Why is that?"

"Nothing, let's just go to bed," he replied quickly, jumping onto his nicely made white bed. They all did the same onto their bed, each saying goodnight to each other. "Goodnight friends," Evan called. "Goodnight Sage," said Preston. "Goodnight Preston," replied Sage. "Night, Sage," Maxine then joined. "Night Maxine," Wayne then said.

Everyone finally finished with a, "Goodnight, Adonis."

Adonis said goodnight to no one. In fact, he didn't want to talk to anyone at all. He just wanted to go to sleep and forget about everything that ever happened.

Ever in his life...

End of Chapter 15.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch14 B1

Thu, 15 Jun 2023 20:07:40 +0000

Chapter 14: Land of Diamon

Adonis was starting to feel sick again. The world seemed to swirl like the patterns on the portal screen, and the nausea started to kick in fast. He heard the crescendo of the distorted voices of creatures he couldn't identify. For what felt like days was only a few seconds before his lights were out.

He opened his eyes, and, just as he did when he arrived in the Nether, he was again drenched in his perspiration. He blinked his eyes rapidly to get a clear vision of what was around him, and his lungs felt a bit weird breathing in the... Abnormally clean air. It was unreal how good it felt to inhale the oxygen. This wasn't the kind if oxygen he was used to. It was... unbelievable.

He found himself laying on the ground again, but this time on the somewhat comfortable cushion of green. He'd never known a world like this. Back at the Badlands, all there was was coarse dirt, and some patches of dead grass here and there. The sun was shining in his eyes, and he looked forward to see all of his friends staring down from a high cliff. There were trees, something that Adonis had seen before, but never like this. It was wavering along with the wind, and there was a lake not too far from the land below them. It was shimmering with sunlight, and looked like you could just take an empty option bottle and drink right out of it.

It was an overwhelming sense of peace that he felt when he sat there. He realized just how different it was back at his homeland and in the Nether than it was here. Skyborns must've had it good, living everyday if their lives in a place like this. And this place was infinite. There was always more to see and do, you would never have to steal anything in this place. It was like everything was given to you with a welcoming hand.

He smiled. Evan was sitting next to him, he just noticed, and was, too, admiring the scene. This is the happiest Adonis had ever seen him. Evan then noticed his friend was looking at him and softly said, "Yes?"

Adonis quickly looked away, "Nothing." Evan shrugged and got up, wiping himself off and holding out his hand. Adonis smiled even wider and took it, lifting himself up. They held hands for a little longer before Evan let go and looked towards the others. "What do we do now?" He asked, "I was expecting us to arrive not too far from a settlement."

Shawn smiled to himself, "Well, I hope you're in the mood for another journey. Sure, we arrived to Diamon land, but we still have to venture many square miles to get to our reserved territory."

Sage put both of her hands up in urgency. "Hold on, hold on, hold on, whatchu say? We went through all of that to get to this place, and now we have to do it again?" "Careful what you say. Notch may punish you for being unappreciative," Shera said warningly.

"We don't care about your god," Adonis said to Shera sharply. "Sage, look at the beauty of this place. I'm still rendering it all! Please, try be a little optimistic." Sage scrunched up her face. "Isn't that what I said to you?"

Adonis brushed it off. "Potato, potahto."

Webner had a mischievous look on his baby face. He rubbed his hands together, getting ready to do something stupid. "One," he counted, "two, three!"

He bent his knees and pushed off the ground confidently, and in slow motion, seemingly floating in the air gracefully...

Oh, that was just Wayne who saved him.

"Webner, no!" He blurted out with strong emergence in his voice. This gave Adonis a start, "Ah! Webner, what are you doing!?" he beseeched urgently. Webner was hanging awkwardly in Wayne's hands as he squeaked, "I wanna get down!". Winnie facepalmed in shame of her brother. Shawn was holding his chest, as if he was anticipating something traumatizing.

He exhaled, visibly relieved. "There's a safer way to do that, children."

Adonis really didn't like Shane when he did that. He acted like he was a wise old person who was the parent of everyone else. Wayne was probably older than him! He decided to confront him about this obnoxious aspect. "Why do you keep referring to us as children? How old are you?"

Shawn turned to him with a despised look on his face. "Well, I'm 15, going to be 16 next month. You look like you're 14, so you're obviously a junior to me. I'm going to be a senior at Enchanted Warrior Highschool, and because I'm excelling, there's no doubt I'll be in the college soon. You're friends look no older than 14 as well. You all are children to me."

Adonis gritted his teeth and strode up to him, as he was a little taller than Adonis. Shawn looked down at him rudely. "I don't care what school you went to, what your age is, or what your freaking problem is, but what I'm going to say is that you are NOT going to refer to me or my friends as children. My friend over there—" he pointed to Wayne—"he can snap you like a wooden pickaxe in two seconds! Don't mess with us, we aren't afraid to get our hands dirty... Unlike all of you goody two-shoes."

Shawn still stared down at him like an inferior being coming from the blackened, rotten caves. "You just watch your back... Mobs are different here, even your types. They aren't really controlled by any god, that's why Diamon hostiles are so different from Badlands ones,"

He smirked,

"You won't last one night."

The sun wasn't too overwhelming when the afternoon came. The group managed to make their way down the overhang (Adonis keeping a very close eye on Webner), and tread lightly on foot. Preston was back to his normal self again, quiet, collected, and a just a little emotionless. He stayed at the back of the group, walking heavily every few steps. Adonis was a little worried for him. He may become despondent after having that experience back in the Nether...

Adonis wished Wayne could see everything with a clear view. It was so peaceful in the forest, the sunlight laying upon the trees with utmost grace. Everything was like a wonderland. Everywhere you look was all of nature's beautiful shades of perfect imperfection.

"The Emerald Forest," Shera explained. "This is a cherished forest that is only used on special occasions. It is required by continental and divine law that no one touch this forest with aggressive hand." Adonis shuddered at the thought that someone might even think about destroying this place, not to mention deliberately doing so. He had never been more joyful in his life, never in his time in the Badlands, and never like this in his time in the Nether.

The only word he could describe about it was.. Peaceful.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch13 B1

Wed, 14 Jun 2023 16:38:03 +0000

Chapter 13: Exit

As Evan took the lead of the group and Adonis had more time to think about the sword, he started to wonder whether the sword was as valuable as it seemed. It could have been just a sword that managed to survive a fire. But Adonis knew that it wasn't just an ordinary sword... He could feel its power just by inspecting it. He knew there was something off about it.

Could it be Herobrine's Blade?

Maxine broke his train of thought. "Hey Shawn?" She called, making Shawn turn his head around abruptly. "What?" He responded. "If Notch's Shield was protecting us from getting hurt by aggressive mobs, why did we get targeted by the ghast?"

"Why did we even see the ghast?" Sage elaborated. Shawn thought for a moment, but then he shook his head. "I'm sure it was just a rare pocket of time that the shield decided not to work. I doubt it'll happen again." Adonis glared at him suspiciously, though Shawn didn't see him.

Adonis also noticed the material they were walking on was a material like no other. It was a glossy red brick material, something that Adonis would like to have in a house, but as a wall. He opened his bag and searched it for any pickaxe, and finally pulled out a gold one, but it was damaged. Badly. Nevertheless, he slammed it down on the bricks and watched it do its work as it slowly but surely cracked the floor.

"Hey!" He heard Shera exclaim, giving him a start. "What are you doing? Are you trying to kill us all?" He shook his head vigorously, "No, no! Never!" He said. "Then why are you destroying divine property? Besides, breaking one of these blocks can lead to an unsuspecting person falling through a hole! Do you even think about things at all?!"

Adonis blushed a little, embarrassed that he was being told off. "Yes, I do think about things.. And maybe I did wish someone would fall," he added pointedly. Shera gritted her teeth just as they heard Evan call, "The exit! The portal must not be far!"

Adonis was happy to hear that, once again, Evan proved to be smarter than these two idiots. They quickly followed Evan's trail, and Adonis joyfully sprinted to the end if the Fortress. He didn't exactly like being in there. He slapped his hand on Evan's back, "You did it again, buddy!"

Evan smiled. "I'm happy to hear that you're pleased with my efforts." They both looked at each other for a minute in silence, but Sage broke the moment by rushing past in between them, Maxine not too far from her. "LET'S GET GOIN', YA'LL, WE DON'T HAVE TIME FOR EXTRAS!"

They walked for hundred if square miles before Adonis started to get impatient. "Shawn, I swear to Herobrine, if we have to walk another square mile, I'm gonna jump in the lava."

"No you won't," he responded shortly. "You'd die. Notch's shield is wearing of quickly—Black, do you see the portal?" He directed to Evan. "Actually, you're about to bump—"

"Ouch!" Shawn winced. He held his face and muffledly stated, "Found it..."

Adonis witnessed the portal in all its glory. He suddenly didn't know why he was so worried about going to Diamon. It would be a new opportunity, a new continent. A new world to explore, to thrive in better than him and his friends ever could in the Badlands.

"Well, one if you have to go first," Shera said, directing it at the crew. "So that there's no funny business, me and my brother will go in last." Webner and Winnie stepped out if the group, "Woohoo!" They both exclaimed, disappearing behind the swirly curtain of purple. Preston and Wayne went in together, as well.

Suddenly, Evan took Adonis' hand and took him with him into the portal. "You're not going in alone," he declared, and smiled.

Adonis smiled too.

Hope you guys enjoyed the chapter!

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch12 B1

Wed, 14 Jun 2023 02:25:33 +0000

Chapter 12: The Black Sword

Adonis, Evan, and the escort siblings Shera and Shawn took the path back to the rest of the group. While they walked back, Evan was being bombarded with questions by the siblings.

"No, really, what are you doing with a potion like that?" Asked Shawn. "And, also, why would you steal from the BL Labs? You know all Labs are dangerous, right?" Shera quizzed next. Adonis was fighting the urge to lash out at those two. Why wouldn't they just stop asking questions? But, nonetheless, Evan replied to both of them.

"Yes, I am fully aware that labs are dangerous, but I prefer to live on the dangerous side of things. And to you, Shawn, I don't think you should be worried as to why I have this potion, but the fact that having this potion in my possession saved your life."

The siblings both went silent.

"Any more questions? Do you want me to elaborate further?"

They looked at each other and looked back at him, then shook their heads in unison.

Adonis couldn't help but smile to himself, as he knew the siblings didn't have a comeback. He wanted to turn around and give his friend a high-square right there, but he knew that would be an inappropriate time. Finally, he saw the others and waved to them as they dashed towards the four. "Evan!" Preston called. "Hello, Preston!" Evan replied jubilantly. Sage hugged Adonis, letting go and looking at him for a while. "You okay?" She slightly whispered. "'Course I am.." He hesitantly said.

She nodded and slowly let go of him completely. Adonis looked at Wayne, "How are you holding up?"

Wayne shrugged and smirked, "I'm as good as I can get right now." Adonis smiled and patted him (roughly near) his shoulder. Just then, Shawn clapped his hands and gave everyone a start. "Okay! Are we all ready to head to the portal? We kinda are running outta time, here," he said, giggling nervously at the end. "...How are you not dead?" Sage asked a little rudely. Maxine nudged her and she winced. "Yeah, we're ready," Maxine replied while looking at Sage warningly.

They walked along the thin strips of netherrack, Adonis being extra careful not to fall. They had to crouch and walk slowly as to not do so. Adonis could see that Evan was walking the steadiest, and Webner was wobbling the most. He could hear Winnie quietly instructing her twin on how to crouch properly, though visibly failing.

"Remember," Shera said, "If you fall in the lava, you won't be invincible from it completely! You can still die!" Sage scoffed, "Yes, and if I die, I'm dead." Maxine snorted trying to hold back giggles. Adonis could tell that by the way Shera went quiet, she was biting back a nasty retort.

Once they got beyond the netherrack bridge, Shawn stopped the group from going further. In front of them was a Nether Fortress, something that Adonis thought to be only a myth. "This is a Nether Fortress," Shawn explained, "because of Notch's Shield, we have not been affected nor seen or been seen by any hostiles. But that will change if we don't find our way to the other portal quickly." Adonis nodded, and so did the others. "Question," Sage stated. Shawn closed his eyes for a moment and opened them before addressing her. "Yes, Fare?"

"We're not gonna see any blazes?" She asked pointedly. "If you didn't listen, just say that. I remember telling everyone, including you, that our Shield will prevent us from seeing or being seen by aggressive mobs. What do you not understand?" He said condescendingly. Sage's face got a little red for a moment, and looked like she decided against whatever she was going to say next. "Well, if that's all the questions everyone has, we shall continue."

Once they went inside the Fortress, Adonis felt a chill throughout his body, as if he wasn't alone. Shawn did say that they wouldn't see any mobs, but that didn't necessarily mean they weren't still there, did it? He looked around suspiciously. The fortress seemed to be very captivating to the twins. From what Adonis heard, the Fortress was full of wither skeletons.

While he was looking around, himself, he bumped into Evan. "Oh, sorry," he apologized. "No worries," Evan said. Adonis thought for a moment. "Hey Evan? Do you know why Preston's so happy?" He asked quietly. Evan sighed. "Part if it is because the Nether is apart of him. He is feeling the dimension's energy. Well, half of him."

Adonis wondered if the same could be going on with him, too. "Do you think the same is happening to me? I'm pretty happy! Happier than I've ever been before!"

"You were happy," Evan responded. "Not so much anymore. I can tell that you're very uneasy."

Adonis looked down. "Mind elaborating?" Evan asked. "Wayne almost died. I couldn't do anything!" He finally said. Evan made an "Ah," noise. Adonis was surprised that he didn't ask about the first thing that he said. "I couldn't help save my friend... He's alive, and I'm grateful, but it was Maxine who saved him, not me!" Evan nodded silently. Adonis looked at him. "Aren't you gonna asked how that went down?" He said, a little offended by how well Evan was taking this. "Aren't you going to ask why I wasn't there in the first place?" Evan replied.

Adonis was now the one who went silent. Evan always had the smoothest remarks.

"I was searching for clues on to where the Blade could have gone," he said, now lowering his voice to a whisper. "I knew I wouldn't be able to find a solid clue, but I did find something. I found a burnt looking sword in the middle of nowhere. I don't know how it got there, it how it survived not turning to ashes, but the question is, is it a clue to finding Herobrine's blade?"

He lifted the side of his shirt to reveal a dark sword in his pocket. Adonis thought it looked rare, but was it rare enough for Herobrine to give it a swing? "How do we know this isn't the sword of his?" He asked. Evan laid down his shirt over the sword again and shook his head. "Shawn said Herobrine lost it. If it was laying right here in plain sight, and it was present in His domain, then that would be idiotic on His part."

Adonis agreed. "Still, we should see what powers it has. From what I've heard, there's no sword that doesn't burn, not even a gold one." "There may be more swords than a gold one," Evan said, "I doubt gold is the strongest material in the world— the Badlands government tends to keep a lot of secrets from its citizens."

Adonis looked ahead to see that the location they were in looked very familiar. Like this was where they had started, familiar. "Uh... Is it just me, or are we going in circles?" Preston said. "Yep, we've definitely been here before," Webner clarified. "LISTEN, THESE FORTRESSES ARE BIG, OKAY?" Shawn said, flustered. "Maybe I could stick my head out and look for the exit?" Wayne suggested. "No, that's not how it works. These fortresses are built to confuse it's trespassers." Shera nudged her brother, and whispered something in his ear. "I know, but they still wouldn't be able to tell where the exit is. .... Shera, we've done this before to get to the Badlands. ... OF COURSE I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING!"

As the siblings bickered, Adonis pondered once more on the sword. If this sword was a different type if sword, did that make it a stronger sword? He obviously wasn't going to tell anyone about it but his friends. He didn't know what to make of it, still.

"Black," Shera called. She must have been referring to Evan. "Yes?" He answered. "You can see what no one else can. Can you see the exit?" He thought about it for a moment. "I usually do this in the other dimension, but I can give this one a try."

He closed his eyes, and Adonis knew what that meant. He had been practicing his Ender Eye, it seemed, when he opened them to reveal his glowing eyes. It was uncanny how much it resembled the nether portal from before.

His eyes darted quickly to and fro all directions. It widened quickly, the pupils dilating and squishing into itself in a split second. "There..." He said ominously. He pointed towards the northwest, "This time, I think I should lead all of you there."

Shawn made a presenting gesture that said, "After you".

Adonis smirked, happy Evan was leading the crew.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch11 B1

Sun, 11 Jun 2023 20:11:33 +0000

Chapter 11: Through The Nether

As they trudged through the crimson floor, Adonis pondered on his newfound feeling. He felt triumphant, but not over anything specific. It was an odd feeling indeed. Preston, though, looked ecstatic. His eyes were twinkling in the surrounding fire-lit light, his smile brightening the area even more so.

He took long strides to catch up with Preston, wondering if he felt the same way he did. "Hey," he whispered to Preston as he walked alongside him. He didn't answer, still marveling at the vast biome of what Adonis knew to be netherrack. He had heard about it in books that he stole from the BL Library, about the Nether Dimension. He read all about it, even though it was forbidden.

"Preston!" He said a little louder that time, finally catching his attention. "Oh, hi boss!" He replied happily. "What do you need?"

"You're overly excited about something. Mind filling me in?" Adonis meddled. Preston took a deep breath, looked around once more in awe for a moment, and turned back to Adonis. "I dunno, I just... I'm happy."

Adonis couldn't help but also feel the inexplicable happiness being present. There was this euphoric sense of energy, it filled the, though ominous and intimidating, but home-like dimension. Adonis felt as if this was where he was supposed to be.

He looked to the front if the group, the people leading were the escorts and the twins. The twins were excitedly conversing with the other pair of siblings, looking up to the older children.

He took a deep breath, it felt like an exuberant fire in his lungs, and he loved it. This was home...

Then there was a distorted cry, followed by an explosion. "GHASTS!" exclaimed Shera, "EVERYONE, TAKE COVER!" Wayne had covered his ears and whined in agony, the noise was earsplitting, to be fair. Shawn pulled out what seemed to be a bow, but it had a purple sheen to it. It looked magical..

He pulled back it's string and released a powerful arrow that glowed with a tiny flame. The ghast was hit and wailed in discomfort, but it wasn't dead yet. It responded with a terribly large fireball the size of a ravager. It hit its target. Shawn was thrown up to the air, into the ragged ceiling, and met the ground again with a deafening thump. "SHAWN!" Screamed Shera, but she was drowned out almost completely by the ruckus.

She ran full force towards the ghast, Adonis looking away before seeing whatever happened next. He was too focused on the fact that Wayne wasn't shielded, instead he was cowering out in the open. "Wayne! Come here!" He called, but Wayne seemed yo not have heard him.

But then, in the corner of Adonis' eye, there was a black ball heading for his friend. Time seemed to slow down for what seemed like hours. It showed a tense scene of Shera sprinting right into her doom, of Wayne's tears dripping from his face as he braced for impact, and Wayne's friends screaming at him to come and take cover.

And then there was an explosion...

...

The fireball had hit a target...

...

But not it's intended target.

When the fumes cleared, Wayne was seen still cowering and bracing himself for any damage, but shielding him was someone Adonis had forgotten about yet again.

Maxine!

Maxine had a mischievous grin on her face as she was rivaling the ghast's fireball with her own magma fire. She beamed her powers into the ghast's, making it so that the magma ball reversed the fireball into it's sender. "TIME TO GET A TASTE OF YOUR OWN POTION!" She said confidently. The ghast replied with it's own last cry before falling out if the bloody atmosquare, it itself turning red before burning into ashes.

The ruckus had died down, leaving Adonis shaking and paralyzed in his position. He had watched the whole thing in what was expected to be a horrifying tragedy, but came out as an inexplicably amazing victory. "Wha... How... LITERALLY WHAT IN THE NETHER JUST HAPPENED?!" Sage blurted, sparing Adonis a word. "I saved you guys! Simple!" Maxine replied triumphantly. Sage just stood there with her mouth hanging open. Preston had a dead stare on his face, and the twins were holding each other tightly in a corner.

Adonis managed to pull himself up, immediately running to his safe friend. "WAYNE!" He cried, sliding on the ground, straight to him, and giving him a tight hug. Sage and the twins did the same, but Preston was still frozen in his stance.

"Wait what... Why don't I get a hug!? I'M THE ONE WHO ALMOST DIED, FOR GOODNESS SAKE!" Maxine hollered. The other's were too busy crying their eyes out. Maxine through her hands up in the air and sighed, "Why not?", then joined in on the hug. Adonis ripped himself from the crying party to turn his head over to Preston, who was still standing in shock.

Then his fearful expression turn into a beaming smile. "THAT WAS SO AWESOME!!!" He yelled, jumping up and down. Adonis was really freaked out of what had gotten into him. It was like someone flicked a lever inside if him that went from traumatized to excited in one split second.

Wayne grunted, "Get off, guys, you're making me more hot than I already am!"

"Oh, sorry!" They all said in unison. Preston went up to Wayne, "You took that like a champ! You didn't even flinch!" He said excitedly. Maxine cleared her throat loudly, "Did I transform into a creeper or are you seriously ignoring me right now—"

"Oh, hi Maxine! Yeah, you were so brave!" Replied Preston. Adonis was still in shock about what happened, leading him to all of a sudden shoot up and exclaim, "Shera!"

He had no idea what had happened to those two siblings. "Sheraaaa!" Sage chimed in, and then the others started calling for their names. You would hear, "Shera!" echo through every inch of the dimension.

Adonis went a little farther into the dimension, spotting Shera bent over her brother, crying. "Shera!" Adonis called, making her abruptly turn her head and quickly wipe the tears off her face. "Wha—what happened?" He asked quietly, seeing the sight if Shawn. "I've been trying to look for a healing splash potion, but I have none!" She replied, not being able to hold back her tears anymore. Shawn looked as if he was fading fast. Adonis couldn't believe he was about to say this, but..

"I wish I could help you... But I don't have any of those potions on me.."

She cried harder, snot trickling from her nose. It started to burst into a small flame and completely evaporated atop her lip. "So.. So I'm gonna lose him?"

Adonis put a sorry hand on her shoulder. She wailed, almost resembling the ghast from earlier. "I'm so, so sorry Shera.."

"Don't get too despondent just yet," said a voice from afar. Adonis recognized that voice...

It was Evan who came out of nowhere and held a splash potion, which was a mixture of red and pink. "Brace yourselves!" He said, throwing the potion on Shawn's body with a pure glass smash. "But, how—" Shera began.

"I know Netherborns like us aren't supposed to have things like this, but I have a knack for stealing anything that might come in handy one day... The BL Bank is hiding all sorts of illegal items. You should sue the source, not the customer!"

The potion started to work it's magic. Its particles lingered for a long moment, and Shawn's body absorbed it within a few minutes, soaking up all of its energy. He woke up with a cough, abruptly sitting up and almost bonking into Evan's head. "Woah! Worked better than I thought!" Evan laughed.

Shera also started laughing, sniffing in between giggles. She suddenly gave her brother a huge embrace, and Adonis could hear her muffled voice inside his shoulder say, "I thought I lost you.."

"You're not getting rid of me just yet!" He replied jubilantly. Adonis couldn't help but smile once more. The two reminded him of Sage and himself. They were always so close, goofing around even in serious situations. They always had each other's back. Adonis and Sage both knew the other wasn't going anywhere.

And the crew was bound to stay together forever.

End of Chapter 11.

What an intense chapter, my golly!

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The first draft got deleted again so

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch10 B1

Sat, 10 Jun 2023 22:33:23 +0000

Chapter 10: The Nether

Adonis wondered why it was such a hassle to get to the portal. "I don't get it. Getting up the barrier was hard enough, now we have to walk square miles across it to get to the portal?"

"Like we said earlier, we don't want the Badlanders to go rogue and get inside the portal by crossing the barrier. We are taking every measure we can to prevent that from happening," replied Shera blankly. She glanced from behind her and into Adonis' eyes. "It's only a matter of time before they do."

Adonis growled as he thought about how discriminatory these people were, sitting on their high-horse because they grew up in a privileged community whilst they let their opposites rot. It wasn't fair, even they knew it. And yet they sit here making sly comments about Badlands kind?

They seemed to be almost at the end of where the barrier cuts off to meet the ocean. It was a hanger, for sure. Adonis had to put his hands out to stop the other members from falling or accidentally pushing him in. "Seriously? We're at the end of the barrier and still no portal?" Sage commented, seeming to fill every word with an enraged tone. "Don't get ahead of yourself," said Shawn warningly. "We hid it very well, so commoners here wouldn't see it. Of course, if they had a hexcaster or more with them, they would be able to see.."

He picked up a block and threw it at what revealed itself to be a gigantic nether portal, near the size of 10 ghasts (from what Adonis has heard about those mobs). Shawn smirked and turned to the crew. He finished his sentence softly, "This."

Everyone gazed at the glorious, but so every ominous, portal. Adonis saw that it reminded him of what Evan's eyes were like. Speaking of Evan, Adonis turned to look at him and was surprised to see of stone expression. "Not very amusing. I've done a lot of research on portals like this, it doesn't change what you see behind them. Same old dimension."

"Well then, let's go in!" Said Shera enthusiastically. She went in first, followed by her brother and the twins. Adonis was a little hesitant, but as he pondered the idea he saw Preston rush past him and straight inside the portal. "Wait for me!" Said Sage as she ran after him. Adonis was a little afraid. He'd never been in a portal. What did it feel like?

He knew he shouldn't have been reluctant. If the others were so fearless, why wasn't he?

Evan leisurely made his way towards the portal. He turned to Adonis, the purple glow reflecting on him in the now dark night. It made him look cool, to be honest, and very menacing at the same time. "Are you guys coming?" He asked. There was a bit if a delay to Adonis' answer. But eventually he squeaked out a "Yeah."

Evan nodded and calmly walked inside with his hands behind his back. He wasn't scared at all, it seemed.

Now it was just Adonis and Wayne. "You go first," he told Wayne, to enough Wayne replied, "I'm half blind, how do I know there's not just a bunch of lava two blocks in?"

"Because there are people inside waiting for you!" Adonis urged. "Actually, they're waiting for you, boss." Adonis was getting angry. "JUST GO IN, FOR THE LOVE OF HEROBRINE!" He boomed, making Wayne stumble in anyways. Adonis scoffed and built up the courage to (very hesitantly) make his way inside the portal.

It was a little trippy, as he started to get nauseous as soon as he touched the purple static. It went dark for a moment..

And then he opened his eyes, gasping for any clean air, though it burned his lungs at first. He wanted to throw up all of the blocks in the universe, something nobody warned him about when he decided he wanted to go in.

After a few seconds, the burning feeling was gone and he started to feel more... Energetic, oddly enough. Like he drank some sort of strength potion, but a times ten version.

He looked around to find his friends (and the escorts, obviously) staring at him in an, "Are you okay, dude?" look. It made him feel utterly embarrassed, and he quickly got himself together. "First time," Shera said quietly. "Anyways, we only have a certain amount of time before the shield breaks. We need to go."

And then they continued their journey, Through The Nether.

SORRY I TOOK SO LONG MAKING THIS!

I had a lot of stuff to do.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch9 B1

Sat, 10 Jun 2023 00:29:16 +0000

Chapter 9: The Barrier

Shera seemed awfully excited for this trip up the barrier, from what Adonis observed. He wanted to see just how good she really was at parkour, considering how sharp she was earlier that greeting. "You know, I think that Herobrine lost his blade just so he could have a reason to get back at Notch," conversed Shawn to Shera, possibly trying to do so secretly. It didn't work, as Adonis could hear them loud and clear.

And as he listened in, he found more detail.

"That would make sense," replied Shera. This time she was quiet, and Adonis had to strain himself a bit. It was hard trying to listen in on a conversation when you're parkouring blocks that are 2 centi-chunks away from each other. He almost slipped one time, catching himself before anyone saw.

Wayne appeared to be having some trouble. He was built to be mostly on land, that was for sure. Instead of jumping, he mainly just got a hold of blocks and pulled up atop them. Adonis was a little worried, but he brushed his anxious thoughts off.

Adonis returned to the conversation between the two escorts. "But why would he put something so important in jeopardy?" Beseeched Shawn. "Do you know how overpowered that weapon is? There's nowhere to hide something that energetic just anywhere in the nether. It would be clearly seen. My theory is starting to not make much sense..."

Adonis didn't hear much after that because he heard a child screech. He whipped his head around to see what was a dangling Webner from a block. "Webner!" Called Winnie 3 blocks away from her brother. "WINNIE!" Adonis yelled several blocks above them, "GO BACK DOWN AND HELP YOUR BROTHER!"

"But what if I fall?!" Winnie screamed back. Adonis facepalmed. "YOU CAN'T FALL FROM PARKOURING DOWNWARDS. I'VE TAUGHT YOU THIS!"

"Don't worry, I got it," said Sage as she swiftly parkoured down to the twins. She held her hand out once she was on the same block as Webner. "Come on, we don't have time! You can ride on my back if you have to, we just need to go!" She said impatiently. Webner nodded and grabbed her hand. She transported him from the block onto her back and she grabbed Winner's hand. She just as gracefully parkoured back up the barrier, a determined look on her face.

Preston was about caught up with the other pair of siblings. Adonis could tell he was practicing. Preston was quieter than normal, and that said something. He usually didn't talk much, but this was the quietest he's ever been, thought Adonis.

Speaking of Adonis, he made sure to catch back up with Shera and Shawn. He was still very curious on what this Herobrine's Blade mystery was all about. After all, Herobrine was his god. He didn't know why none of him or his crew never knew about the case.

"We're almost there!" Said Evan, now a few blocks over from Adonis. Now that he thought about it, they'd never been this close to the barrier, let alone this much elevated on it. Once they got to this portal, however, what were the escorts going to help with? Adonis and his crew were Netherborns, he highly doubted that Notch was going to shield them all.

Soon, though, they managed to all get to the very top of the barrier, where somewhere around there, the portal was located.

"YES!" Maxine exclaimed, visibly out of breath. "WE MADE IT!... YES..." she fell down on her knees and descended from there to being completely on the stable group of blocks. Sage was shaking her head, but smiling at the same time. Adonis couldn't help but smile too.

"Are you guys up for walking all the way across the top of the barrier to get to the portal?" Asked Shera. "As ready as we could ever be," replied Adonis, "but I have just one question. We're all technically related to the enemy of Skyborns. How is Notch going to help shield the enemy?"

"He doesn't really have a choice," explained Shawn, "you guys have to be imported as soon as possible, so he can't be picky over who he protects in the nether and who he doesn't based on their blood status." Adonis thought he had a point, but why was this journey into Diamon so important? Why did it have to be done so quickly? Adonis thought this would be a leisure transition, since the President was doing this out of spite.

So he posed that exact question. "Why do we have to do this so urgently?" The siblings looked at each other and looked back at him and said, in unison, "We're not sure."

"What do you mean? You're the ones tasked with taking us there!"

"Well yes, but," began Shera, "we don't know the full story ourselves. We were told that... Should we be telling them this?" She added to Shawn. He shrugged. "They're going to find out anyways."

She turned back to the crew. "We're afraid that matters are going to have to been taken... Into Diamon divine's own hands."

Adonis was still puzzled. "What? What does that mean?" He said a bit defensively. "It means that because your god is going rogue, that means his mobs are starting to lose control as well. It's only a matter of time before Diamon has to tighten the restrictions around the Badlands. The laws here are becoming more lenient on the barrier, probably the President already losing his head. Mobs and treasoners alike may break out."

Adonis clenched his blocky fists. "So you're saying that you're gonna fight with us again, is that it? You just got finished saying we weren't in the Midblock Ages anymore!" He said through his teeth. "We have to do this because you may become a major threat to passive mobs and Skyborns," said Shawn.

"What does that have to do with us specifically?" Asked Winnie. She presented a very good question that even Adonis hadn't thought of. "Well, that's the part we don't know," Shera replied. "All we know is that your president hates you and you have nowhere else to go, so—"

"You didn't have to say it like that.." growled Maxine under her breath. "It doesn't matter. Where's the portal to Diamon?" Preston abruptly interjected. Everyone was shocked to hear him speak again. Shawn cleared his throat and said, "Right that way, sir," and pointed across the long top of the barrier.

"Let's go before we run out of time, then," Preston commanded.

Preston was more confident of things this time, Adonis saw. He wondered what had gotten into him.

End of Chapter 9

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch8 B1

Fri, 09 Jun 2023 03:30:18 +0000

Chapter 8: The Portal

The trip to the escorts was quiet. The crew hadn't talked since the confrontation with the rogue group members. Adonis thought that they were kind of the rogue group members now.

Preston was the most depressed Adonis had ever seen him. He was hit the hardest—he was making friends of his own and he probably felt as if they he found and equal. Now those same friends were the enemy.

"We mustn't lose attention," Evan said confidently. "This all must be happening for a reason. We usually never get caught, especially two times in a row."

"Or maybe it's bad luck," said Maxine from a far distance in the back. "How could you hear me?" Evan asked. Adonis saw her shrug and then grin. How she was so happy during these times, he didn't know. But he sure wanted whatever joy potion she had. As they were struggling along, they saw the barrier of the Badlands. They had never gotten this close to it before, they were always stopped and accused of trying to leave.

Adonis looked around. Sage did the same apparently, because she shouted, "Coast is clear!"

"I was supposed to be looking out, you two!" Evan whined. "That's what I'm here for! I'm the eyes!"

Another person descended rapidly out of the sky, landing (somewhat) gracefully on their feet. The scene gave the whole crew a start, Sage letting out a rough yell and fireball. The person dodged, and Adonis admired their great agility. They patted their shoulder, extinguishing the flame off.

"Who are you?!" Preston shouted, something that he never does. He usually leaves the commentary to the other members. Wayne had his fists up and clenched.

"The escort who is going to be taking you to Diamon," said the stranger shortly. "My partner will be here any second now." She tapped her feet against the ground impatiently. "Very smooth," said Adonis under his breath. "Thank you," replied the stranger, managing to hear him somehow. Seriously, what was up with all the super-hearing today?

Adonis blushed a bit. Soon after, another figure was freefalling out of the atmosquare, only not as gracefully. He landed with a crash as his partner commented, "He's not as smooth."

They all giggled, and the person got up and wiped himself off. "Hiya, kids!" He said enthusiastically. "I'm Shawn, son of the sheep goddess Shega! This is my sister," he said, pointing to the other girl. "We're Skyborn!"

"They did not need that information," said the sister coldly. Shawn brushed it off. "Her name's Shera, by the way." Adonis was silent the entire time. "Hmph," he heard Maxine scoff from the back.

"So anyways, we need you to come with us," declared Shera. "Years ago we used boats to get to and fro here from Diamon. We don't live in the Midblock Ages anymore, though, and we use a quicker approach. It is more dangerous, and that's part of the reason why we're guiding you there." She now pointed up the barrier, which was made up of abstract structured blocks. To get over the barrier you would have to do a huge amount if parkour.

"We conveniently placed the nether portal up there a few years ago. Well, convenient for us... Non-delinquents," she added quietly. Sage looked as if we was going to comment, but Adonis beat her to it. "Did you say nether portal? No one crosses there! Ever!" He said flabbergasted.

"Well yes, especially now with the... Current event of things," Shawn claimed. "What do you mean?" Evan asked. "Why, you haven't heard? Herobrine's Blade has been stolen from his possession. He's gone completely berserk, making the Nether more dangerous than it's ever been before."

Adonis was utterly shocked. How could someone as great as Herobrine could lose something so powerful and precious. "Him and our savior, Notch, have been fighting ever since he lost it," continued Shera. "He claims that Notch has something to do with it. They've never gotten along. The automatic sibling rivalry they have.." She trailed off. Shawn took over once more. "We only have permission to go through the portal to collect you 8 and come back. That's how long Notch's protection lasts through the dimension. If we go through it once more, Notch's shield won't work on us and we will be vulnerable. We also can only be in the dimension for a certain amount if time before the shield breaks."

"Speaking of that," Sage now interjected, "Shouldn't we get going? We don't want to miss the time we have to be there." Shawn and Shera nodded, "We have to parkour up there," they said in unison. Adonis stretched his arms to the sides and frontwards, about to brag his skills up again. "No problem for me! I've been training all my friends to do this, so it shouldn't be a problem for them, though I'm not sure," he grinned. Sage smacked him on the back of the head. "Ow!"

Shera finally smirked. "Well then, let's begin!"

Herobrine's Blade: Ch7 B1

Wed, 07 Jun 2023 21:14:38 +0000

Chapter 7: The Farewell

Adonis couldn't keep it together. He wanted to cry every step he took towards his base, the base that he built with all of his eleven friends. His family. His everything.

Wayne was leading the group this time. Adonis didn't feel right being the first one to walk in, so he had Wayne stay in front instead, as to not feel the immediate embarrassment. But that would not be able to help him wrap his square head around the round fact that he was going to be abandoning his team.

The other 3 that were going to be left behind were Hector Hex, his brother Heber and Zana. Hector and Heber were the sons of the hexer god Henos, and Zana was the daughter of the Zombie goddess Zera. Adonis had took them all under his wing when they were Winnie and Webner's age, when he was still 10, 4 years ago. Now they three were 12.

And Adonis knew that they wouldn't be able to stand a single day in Obsidian Fortress.

But the good thing was that if Adonis taught them anything, it was to be tough even when times are hardest. And Adonis had to follow his own wisdom.

He felt someone tap his shoulder, then. He turned his head to see that it was Sage, and she had a worried look about her. "You okay?" She asked quietly. Adonis nodded. "Just a little difficulty processing.." She pulled him in for an embrace, stopping both of them from continuing on their path. His eyes began to overflow with a river of tears, and it streamed down his face onto her shoulder.

Even though Adonis was too busy letting his emotions out, he could still feel someone's eyes on his back. One of the others were watching those two, but he didn't know who exactly. It couldn't have been Wayne, because he was ahead of them. And it couldn't have been Evan, because he was next to Wayne.

Who was it then?...

Sage let go of him after a few moments. She rustled his purplish-grey hair and ran back to catch up with the other two. Preston sluggishly carried on after her, his hands behind his back. Adonis was now in the back of the group. He watched the others walk in the distance, looking marvelous in the lingering sunset light. It was a truly beautiful scene, the rest of the crew being engulfed in this magnificent blend of shroomlight orange and light shades of yellow. The sun was in front of them, portraying the possibly very bright future ahead.

He felt a sense of peace overwhelm him. He saw Evan turn around.

"You coming?"

Adonis sighed and his lip upturned on the side a bit, giving off a smirk.

"Yeah, wait for me!"

Once they met the entrance of the base, Adonis took a million deep breaths before turning around to his crew. Well, a million may be an exaggeration. Or maybe not.

"Okay, does it really matter who opens the entrance first?" He asked hastily. They all shook their heads no, and Adonis nodded, slamming his hand on the button. The entrance looked astonishing as always, opening up in it's intricate way. Adonis was not paying attention to this though, as he was trying to figure out how to relay this tragic situation to the rest of his team.

Once the entrance had fully opened, they all went through the long tunnel that led to the once difficult code pad. As Adonis put the code in, he had a terrible thought cross his mind. His stopped midway of entering the code.

"Evan," he said, turning to him. "Yes?" Evan answered softly. "What if Igor and his goons raid our base? We'll have nothing to go back to!"

"Adonis, we don't have the direct ability to stop him from doing that anymore. But even if he tried, how would he find a base as hidden as ours?" Adonis thought about that for a moment. "He raided Pharren's base. You know, the treasoner who allowed the invasion of those heroes to occur. He also let the mobs go out of control and almost kill Igor. They found Pharren's base and griefed it out of existence!"

"We've never done anything as bad as what he did. Igor would have no reason to punish us like that."

Adonis wanted to say something else, but just then, Winnie came downstairs to greet all of them. "There you guys are! We've been worried sick about you 6! Don't ever do that again, guys, seriously!" She lectured. Adonis gulped. "Uhh, yeah, we won't. Listen Winnie, go get your brother. We have something to tell you guys."

"Is it about how we're gonna move out of this dump and go somewhere where the weather's nice and the living conditions are even better?" She asked, her eyes getting bigger every syllable. Preston shook his head but didn't say anything. "Listen, just go get him, alright?" Said Sage, getting a little irritated.

Winnie rolled her eyes and ran back upstairs. When she came back, she was dragging Webner by the arm. "I WAS PLAYING A GAME, WINNIE—" he whined loudly. "THE GAME CAN WAIT, WEBNER! THIS SOUNDS IMPORTANT!" She replied even louder.

Wayne was shaking his head and massaging his eyes. Adonis was growing consistently impatient and finally shouted, "GUYS! STOP BICKERING AND LISTEN!"

The twins quieted down within a nanosecond. Now Adonis slicked back his hair, sighing. "We're gonna have to leave this place." Winnie's smile grew very large then. "But not because we completed the mission. We failed and got caught... We're being sent to Diamon in the morning."

Then her smile collapsed quickly from her face. "W-what? What do you mean? No, no, that can't be right. You're joking, obviously!"

"We're not joking," said Maxine. Adonis was startled, he forgot she was even there. Webner started to cry, and Winnie hugged him close. "We're leaving our home? ... But you promised! Y-YOU PROMISED YOU WOULDN'T GET CAUGHT!" She screamed.

"Shh! Do you want everyone to hear you?!" Adonis hushed.

"Too late."

Winnie looked behind her to see Hector, with his brother, and Zana. "Hi Hector... When did you—" began Adonis. "Save it," Hector interrupted. "We heard everything. You're abandoning us to go to the golden land, huh?"

"We're not abandoning you at all!" Said Preston feebly. "We don't want to, we just have to.. You know what it is..." Hector shot a nasty look at Preston, who quickly looked down. "So what do we have to pack then, eh?" Hector surveyed once more. "W-well, uhm... You three can't go.." Adonis admitted. Hector scoffed and turned to the other two. "See? They just lied to our faces, saying they weren't abandoning us. We can't even go with them!"

Zana shook her head, "We can't believe you guys!" She shouted. "Like we said before, we aren't abandoning anyone!" Evan interjected. "We got caught by the President and are being punished by him to go to Diamon! The only reason we aren't bringing you is because there is an 8 delinquent limit! We don't make the rules!"

"You may not be able to control the government, but you guys sure slacked off on being able to control whether or not you got caught!" Hector bashed. Evan bit his lip, probably to keep from saying something vulgar. Adonis tried to help everyone calm down, but he heard a deep and loud voice shout.

"ENOUGH!"

It was Wayne. He had been holding his ears the whole time they were arguing. "All of you! I've had enough! We used to be friends, all 11 of us. We can't let this break us apart! And if you can't see that we didn't have a choice, Hector, Heber and Zana, then maybe you guys should leave this place, too! There's already a good chance the government's gonna raid this place anyway!"

Everyone was quiet and silently embarrassed. Wayne was right, about everything. If something like this was going to break them apart, and 8 of them couldn't do anything about it, then the other three and them would just have to part ways. "So this is the end of the Blackstone Crew?" Heber piped up. "Yeah, I guess so," Hector answered, sounding ignorant still.

Zana had her arms crossed. There was no mending now.

"Come on Winnie and Webner. Let us in so we can start packing," Sage commanded. The twins let them in and the other three gathered on the side as if the opposing 8 had Null's disease.

Once they got done packing upstairs, they all headed back downstairs and outside of the entrance. As they were out, Preston called to the three, "Goodbye!" Hoping for a more positive response, but failing as Hector replied, "Good riddance!" And hexed the entrance closed, making a slamming sound as it did.

Preston sniffed, and Adonis felt horrible for him. "Those were fake friends, Pres. They never truly liked us anyway."

"It's not that... I just liked hanging out with them when you guys were busy. Hector's so cool... We were beginning to be best friends. At least... At least I thought that..."

Adonis took him in under his arm, and the rest of the crew also came in for a group hug with Preston. "I thought that too," Whispered Adonis.

"I thought that too."

End of 7

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Herobrine's Blade Ch6 B1

Tue, 06 Jun 2023 16:27:14 +0000

Chapter 6: The Transfer

"Look at all of you. I'm surprised I don't see the two little circles here," said Igor spitefully. Adonis bit back a nasty retort. "They're not circles! And they're twins!" He added, having to be pulled back by the hexed string. Igor yawned, "Potato, potahto. All of you are from the same cave. I'm going to do the same to them what I'm going to do to all of you."

Evan gulped. "Sir, we didn't mean any harm. We only wanted a few ingots, that's all!"

"'Sir, we didn't mean any harm,'" Igor mocked ignorantly. "YOU WERE WATCHING THEM THROUGH THEIR EYES AS THEY ATTEMPTED TO STEAL HUNDREDS OF EMERALDS WORTH IF GOLD INGOTS!" He boomed, knocking over his chair. He took a deep breath and slicked back his nonexistent hair. "You know how I know that? Because I overlook redstone operations. As soon as I saw that someone logged on the operators without permission, I knew it had to be you. It's the same ordeal every time, you know."

They were all shook. Sage hung her head low the whole conversation. Adonis could tell she was embarrassed as the Land Far Away is infinite. As Igor continued to stab each and every one of them with his words, Adonis started getting more and more enraged.

He felt the bands around his arms start to let loose, a signification of impending danger. He eyes started to change color from a gemstone green to a misty white. They did not glow, though, the change was just as noticeable. The illager's eyes got wide, and he paused.

"You will stop making your ridiculous and unnecessary comments this instant, Igor..." Adonis said coldly, his voice deeper than before, but not so much baritone. Igor put his hands on his desk and came closer to Adonis, face to face with him. Adonis could basically smell what he had for dinner the night before and for breakfast this morning.

"Make me..." Igor whispered in with his raspy tone. Adonis started to growl, but his misty white eyes disappeared, and he spoke with a more mature sound. "What's our sentence? 10 years in the the Obsidian Fortress?" Igor laughed. "I doubt that would make you learn your lesson. You'd probably find a way to still be happy in there. And even though I hate you all, I can't possible separate you. You guys may be more trouble apart than together," he added from the side of his mouth.

"But I have something you would hate, much worse than the Obsidian Fortress... You and all of your convicted crew are going to be sent to the Land Far Away."

There was a gasp between the friends. "No! You can't do that!" Croaked Sage, finally deciding to say something. Igor shot his eyes into hers. "I just did."

"And how many of us are you going to send there? You can't do this, we aren't allowed to step on Skyborn grounds!" Adonis tried to reason. Igor looked back at Adonis with a sadistic smile. "The maximum for how many of my citizens I can send is 8. I thought, 'why waste this opportunity to take you of my hands?'"

Adonis looked back at Wayne, who was still mysteriously looking off somewhere far, far away. Somewhere that Adonis wanted to be right about now.

"Adonis Rex, Sage Fare, Wayne Wailer, Maxine Lest, Evan Black, Preston Gold, and Webner and Winnie Darkheart, you may all go to Diamon, commonly known by you as the Land Far Away. Your sentence will depend on how your behaviour is recorded. If you're lucky, I may let you back early."

Adonis truly could not believe what he was hearing. He looked back at Wayne once more, now noticing a tear stream down his left milky white eye. "Well, you are all going to be transferred there in the morning. Say goodbye to the rest if your crew while you can. They won't be much trouble without you 8, since I'll be enforcing the law down on them. If any of you tell this to them, I will not hesitate to keep you in Diamon forever."

Without another word, they were escorted to the entrance of the quarters and violently pushed out of the building and onto the floor. One of the pillagers stayed to say, "Good riddance to all of you!" And slammed the dark oak door shut.

Wayne, however, could not be forcefully pushed on the ground, as he was too overpowering. He vibrated the hexed string and it tore itself apart. "You could do that this whole time?" Asked Evan, confused. "I didn't want us to get in more trouble," Wayne replied, helping everyone off the ground.

"So what do we do now?" Preston asked quietly. He was always so quiet, not wanting to draw attention to himself. He only stayed with strong people of the group like Adonis and Sage and Wayne, but always interacting with Winnie and Webner as if he were their age. And Adonis could see that he was worried sick out of his mind.

"We're going to get through this, Preston. I promise," Adonis reassured, putting a hand on Preston's shoulder. Preston looked up at him with tears lining his eyelids and sniffed, smiling, "Thank you Adonis..."

End of Chapter 6.

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Herobrine's Blade: Ch5 B1

Tue, 06 Jun 2023 03:06:43 +0000

Chapter 5: The Jig

The voice that boomed through the entire vault and shook the entire building was painfully penetrating the ears that they were intended for.

Wayne winced, his ears being very sensitive. Both him and Adonis quickly dropped the gold out of their inventory and fell to their knees.

"What do you want from us?" Yelled Adonis, not sure who or what he was yelling at. "For you to be out of my hair," replied the strong voice. Adonis scrunched up his face in confusion, recognizing the voice at the last syllable made. "Igor? The bald illager that runs the Badlands? What hair do we need to be out of, 'cause it sure isn't yours!" He laughed, making Wayne giggle as well. "This is the exact reason why—NEVERMIND! You and your little coup de tau' will regroup and be led to my quarters, where your fate will be decided at once. And I and NOT bald!" Igor added angrily.

Adonis scoffed in humour, and got off the floor. He wiped off the knees of his pants and went over to help Wayne up. "Wow boss! Only you can sit there and joke around with someone like that!" Wayne said, looking up at Adonis. "Thanks, Wayne..." They looked at each other's eyes for a while. Then Adonis blurted, "Let's find the others. The jig seems to be up now." He gave Wayne his hand and attempted to pull him up, but when Wayne pulled up Adonis fell right down. "Are you okay?" Asked Wayne concernedly. "..I'm aight.." He grunted back.

Just then, pillagers stormed in along with their savage ravagers, aiming their bows straight at the heads of them both. Adonis and Wayne's hands shot up to mean no harm, but one of there hands stayed together, even when transported to the air. Yes. They were holding hands.

Adonis quickly shook Wayne's hand off of his and declared, "You don't need to point those things at us. We're not here to hurt you guys."

The pillagers looked offended. "We're not afraid of you juveniles! You deserve to be punished more than you have!" One of them spat.

The others marched to them and put their hands behind their backs forcefully, tying what seemed to be hexed string around them. Adonis could feel a crossbow being aimed at the back of his head, a cage ready to release it's killer animal if necessary.

"Let's move!" Called someone who looked like the Commander Chief. The pillagers and their prisoners trotted along the path to the President's quarters. As they moved along, Adonis started to worry about the others. They couldn't afford to be separated. He looked back towards Wayne, who had a blank look on his face, staring at the abyss once more. Adonis knew that Wayne was trying to hide his fear, but he couldn't fool Adonis.

Once they were at the quarters of Igor, the twin were led inside by the violent pillagers. They went up 4 flights of stairs, Wayne having to bend over a bit to fit inside the doors. Adonis could finally see the others, also tied by the hands and with a crossbow at their necks.

But he could also see Igor giving him the most malicious death stare anyone could withstand. "So, the gang is all here, eh?" He said in his, now, not so loud but very rough voice.

TBC

Herobrine's Blade: Ch4 B1

Sun, 04 Jun 2023 18:23:04 +0000

Chapter 4: The Heist

The crew all cheered and woo-hooed when Adonis agreed to start robbing again.

"BUT," he blurted out, quieting everyone down. "This must be our biggest and LAST heist that we do. If we get caught, who knows what'll happen?"

"Fine by me!" Grinned Sage as she took another joyous bite of her food. Adonis was daydreaming about how it would all play out. They would steal an enormous amount of gold from the bank, no one would ever know it was them, and get the nethersensor. Then they would turn it on, put it on his arm, and the mark that burned upon it would reveal his nether parentage.

But what if it didn't work? He thought, starting to think about all that could possibly go wrong.

"Oi! World to Adonis!" He heard a voice say. He snapped out of his anxious state. He turned his head to Evan, who was staring at him with his admirable, gem-like pupils. It was a glorious amethyst color, inherited by only the finest of enderkind.

"Are you alright? You were staring off into the abyss."

Adonis nodded, putting on an awkward smirk. He tried to upturn his lips in a way that would express his goofy nature, but he failed miserably. "No, you're not. I can see it in your eyes.."

"It's 'cause yours make people a little uncomfortable... Stop!" He added irritably. Evan shook his head and went back to eating. Adonis sighed and did the same.

A few hours later, after everyone was well fed, they all went to the meeting room to converse the presented plan. Sage went first, stating her idea and how she thought it should be handled.

"We only take six if us. I say we should take one who can override the redstone systems, like Evan. And we need someone like Preston to distract the illagers. They get distracted by all things cu—uh, cunning. Yes, cunning, Preston's very cunning,—" Preston blushed,—"And if we get attacked by those magician and axe-wielding illagers, then you need my power and Maxine's power combined. You, Adonis, can use your stealth while we deal with them and get all the gold, in and out."

Adonis stroked his chin as he was listening, seeing no real flaws in that plan. "I see how that could work. The part you said about Preston being cunning didn't make sense,—" Now she was blushing, "—but other than that... I think it's a reasonably fine plan!"

Everyone in the room started to chatter, discussing the plan over and over to themselves. "Do we all think the same?" questioned Evan authoritatively. Everyone exclaimed in unison, "Yes!"

"Great!" Exclaimed Adonis. "We go tomorrow night..."

(The Next Night...)

Everyone wore their best camouflaged outfits. They didn't necessarily have to know who was who, as long as they knew that it was an ally. There was a guard in front of the building marching back and forth along the entrance. He held a crossbow, so he must have been an ex-pillager. "Some mobs can't be controlled by us netherborns," whispered Evan, "so you guys have to be extra careful around them."

"We weren't planning on getting caught," Adonis whispered seriously. Once Adonis sense that the guard wasn't paying attention, he gave the hand signal to move in quick.

Sage and Maxine led with confident strides. Preston was right behind them, and Adonis was in the back. "Remember," Sage whispered to Preston, "if you see a guard, just be yourself." Preston smiled and nodded. Sage looked at Maxine and Adonis. "Let's go."

They left Preston behind them to go and travel deeper into the bank. The goal was to get to the vault without fail. They were sneaking along swiftly until Maxine suddenly stuck her arms out to stop Sage and Adonis in their tracks.

This startled them briefly, "What!?" they said in unison. "Look!" Maxine pointed around the corner of the wall they were now hiding behind. They both peeked around, looking at a ravaged that was chained, and two Hexcasters next to them. They were called Hexcasters because they did evil and dangerous magic with their hex henchmen. Adonis gulped in fear. "These mobs have a reputation for being the most deadly..."

"That's why you're going to let us handle it!" replied Maxine confidently, and Sage smiled. "Are you sure you guys are gonna be okay?" Adonis asked concernedly. They both nodded, and Adonis could nod back. They were in too deep now. "I'll be in and out of the vault once I find it—we aren't staying here for long."

They both shooed him away feverently. Adonis sneaked past the guards with his stealthy swiftness, and managed to get to the other side safely. He went down the hall and made 2 lefts when he saw the ginormous redstone powered door. (Did I forget to mention Wayne was on this mission, too?). They both stared at the intimidating door. "Evan, can you open this thing up?" Adonis said in his head, considering Evan was using telepathy to talk to the other members at a far distance. "I'm trying to open it up. Your eyes are kind of hazy for me, so I can't exactly tell what I'm dealing with."

Adonis was confused. "Are you sure you're not looking through Wayne's eyes?" He asked. "No, I specifically tapped into your mind. Give me a moment to process the image."

Adonis heard Evan making thinking noises. "Huh, that's odd. My calculations are correct, but when I try to power the redstone, it turns on but doesn't work.."

"The Hexcasters must've put a curse of binding on it," suggested Adonis. "That's the only thing I can think of." Evan made another noise. "That could be the case, but I thought you could only do that with items." "It could work on doors too, I'm sure, if the magic is strong enough," Adonis added.

"Whatever the case, I can't get through the door," sighed Evan. "...But what if Wayne can?"

Adonis turned to Wayne, who was looking off into the abyss. When he turned his head and saw Adonis staring, he said, "What?"

"Have you been practicing you're Silent Vibration power?" Adonis questioned. Wayne nodded slowly. "Can you use it on this door to make the lock unlock itself?"

Now Wayne nodded vigorously. "I've been waiting to do this for a while!" He said excitedly. He rubbed his hands together and walked up to the door. With one deep breath, his chest glowed an ominous blue, and he put his hands on the door. The door began to shake, causing Adonis to feel uneasy about the size of the lock. What if it fell and crushed them?

But they were fine, and the lock only clicked open and Wayne managed to push through to the entrance. "Woah!" Adonis marveled. "You did great, Wayne!" Wayne blushed, "Thanks, boss."

They both entered the gold covered vault. It was a marvelous scene, one filled with gold blocks galore. They shined in the shroomlight, glistening with it's glorious yellow and sheen.

"This is what we've been waiting for. All this gold makes me feel alive!" Said Adonis. Wayne nodded in agreement.

"Stack up, we have a lot of work to do." They both started to get down to business, both jubilant and ready to roll in the money.

...

And then a baritone voice that boomed throughout the vault declared—

"Enjoying the sight, aren't we? Not for long."

End of Chapter 4.

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Herobrine's Blade Ch3 B1 (Long Chapter Sorry Guys XD)

Sun, 04 Jun 2023 01:44:10 +0000

Chapter 3: The Plan

Adonis and Webner met up with the group back at the ledge. Webner had trouble jumping upward from 6 blocks away, so Adonis ended up carrying him, like always. He was being horseback rode by the child.

"Finally, there you two are!" Sage said. "Winnie told us everything. Did you really poop your pants when you saw her?" Everyone laughed except for Adonis, who's face got red. "That was a major exaggeration, Winnie! You know I didn't poop my pants," he added calmly. He didn't even poop his pants a little bit.

"Really? Because I heard a boom in there, and last time I checked, there were no creepers in that cave!" Laughed Winnie. Adonis rolled his eyes and glanced up at the sky. "The sun's setting, we should head back to base."

They all agreed and followed the path back to their underground base. They had to jump to a ladder that was not too far from a steep fall down. It was a long ladder, though, so there was less chance of missing and falling, but still.

"Have you guys been practicing parkour, like I asked?" Said Adonis, managing to double jump to the next ledge. Everyone's eyes widened in shock, mouths hanging open. "How..." Began the ginormous Half-Human, Wayne. Adonis put his hand up and said, "I live for parkour. I've been practicing something that no one else can do for weeks now, and I've kinda perfected it."

"No doubt," whispered Sage under her breath. "You guys didn't answer my question. Have you been practicing?" He said once more. They all shook their head no, and Adonis sighed. "How do you guys expect to ever get good at leaving the ravine? What if I'm not here to help you?"

He was back to his old self again, acting like a dad to everyone else. He wasn't even the oldest of the eleven kids in the group. But that didn't make a difference, he was the one who brought them all together in the first place. He was the glue of the crew, and that's what really mattered.

"Okay, Sage can jump first and I'll catch her. Then we'll go in alphabetical order."

They all did what he said, and Sage went first. She took many steps back and sprinted full force. She jumped at the last minute and almost fell, but Adonis caught her, just like he promised. She looked up at him, a little scared, but he stared back at her with determination in his eyes that said, "I got you no matter what." She nodded and he pulled her up.

Then Preston stepped back a few blocks. He sprinted, just as Sage, and jumped at the end. This time, Adonis did not have to catch him, and he hung for dear life on the edge of the stone. his legs were dangling pitifully as he tried to pull himself up. He failed horribly at the attempt, as his arms were a bit too weak.

Adonis rushed over to help his friend. Then Wayne and the twins went up next, each having to be helped onto the platform. Wayne was a bit harder to cooperate with, due to his abnormally large stature. It took all of them combined to help him up. But he most likely was the biggest teddy bear on the crew, so they kept him around.

A few hours later they were around the corner from the base. Once they got there, Adonis turned around to face the crew.

"Who would like to do the honors?" He asked, grinning. Preston's hand shot up, "Ooh, ooh, ooh! Me, me, pick me please!" But on the other side, Winnie had her hand up. "No, it's my turn! I wanna do it!"

"You did it last time!" Whined Preston.

"Well, you did it the day before me!" Winnie said on the contrary.

"Wayne never gets a turn, maybe he should do it."

They all looked at Sage, who suggested the idea. "Wayne it is!" Exclaimed Adonis. Wayne walked over to Adonis, very wearily so, since he was half-blind, and asked, "Where's the button, again?"

"Right here!" he replied. "Thank you."

Wayne pressed the button gently, as to not break the button by the weight of his hand. The ground rumbled, and part of it broke into a contraption that ascended into the air. They all stood amazed and watched as their heavily secured base unraveled into a tunneled entrance.

"That never ceases to amaze me," said Adonis softly. "Okay, let's go, I'm hungry."

They entered the long tunnel-like entrance. At the end of the tunnel was an iron door and a codepad next to it. These items were illegal to have, unless it's owner was a government official. Evan, the redstone genius of the crew, and the son of the ender goddess, or dragon queen, Enid, had a knack for sneakily stealing any redstone powered things.

Evan was also the one who designed the entrance contraption for the base.

"Herobrine's Shield," Adonis said while typing into the pad. The pad, in a distorted and enderman sounding voice, replied, "Access Denied."

"What! That's the password.." said Adonis, confused. Evan came down the stairs that led up to the main section if the base. "Oh, sorry guys," he said softly, "I forgot to say I changed the password. It's 'C418' now."

Adonis put "C418" into the pad. "Access Granted."

"Oh. Thanks, Evan!" thanked Adonis, and the iron door opened. They all went up to the main base, and the smell of pumpkin pie floated in the air.

Everyone was extremely hungry, they could eat a live bunny. Evan was not only a genius at redstone, but also a genius at cooking, as well. He had made chicken, pumpkin pie, and delicious, baked bread. "Hey guys!" Called Maxine, daughter of the Magma god Magnus. "Glad you could make it! We're just about to dig in. Well, I was gonna start without you, ya'll were taking too long, but I didn't."

"Uhh, thank you?" Said Sage hesitantly. She went over and hugged her best friend of the group. You would think they were sisters, considering they both have a hot temper and are inseparable. Evan guided Preston away from the group, starting a quiet conversation with him.

Adonis looked around and saw that Wayne was being helped by the twins on getting some food. "Here is the bread—no, over here, Wayne—" explained Webner. He was having trouble seeing what was what, and Adonis was glad the twins weren't taking advantage of him.

Adonis smiled to himself, seeing the family he had help build. Everyone was so happy and was having a good time, he couldn't help but feel it too.

*GRRRRRRRRRR*

He winced, his stomach growling and ruining the moment. He decided to go and get something to eat.

"So," began Sage and they all sat down to eat. 5 others were listening in, since there were 11 of them.

"I want us to steal some gold from the BL Bank, you know, so that we can roll in the riches!"

"Didn't I already say no?" Said Adonis, his mouth stuffed with food. He swallowed before talking again. "We got caught and that's why we're on ravine duty for the next few months. We can't get in anymore trouble."

"Someone set us up last time, otherwise it would've been the perfect crime. Please?"

"No, and that's my final word." Adonis took another bite of his bread. "...If we do this, we could afford to get one of those things where they sense your aura to see what nether parent you have!" Said Sage in a very convincing manner. Adonis stopped eating. "A nethersensor? The ones only commissioned by the government?" She nodded.

He sighed. All of their eyes got big, and anticipation lurked in the atmosquare. "What do you say?"

...

"Fine."

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Herobrine's Blade Ch2 B1

Sat, 03 Jun 2023 20:42:59 +0000

Chapter 2: The Twins

Sage was freaking out, she was supposed to be watching the twins while they all were doing some mining.

"They couldn'tve gotten far, Adonis," she said, snooping around for any footprints but failing to find any. "You better hope not. They are YOUR responsibility!" Lectured Adonis.

Preston was helping Sage by using his snout to sniff of the twins. Wayne tried listening for any steps that would be in the distance, but they all were beating dead sheep trying to find two people in an overwhelmingly ginormous ravine.

Adonis was helping, too. He just... Couldn't do anything. He didn't know who his nether parent was, as his mom never told him, and all the other members had specific marks that represented their parent, but he didn't. He was an enigma, and yet he was the leader. He couldn't do anything to help his team... He felt utterly useless.

"Ugh... This is taking forever! This just makes me want to... AGH!" exclaimed Sage, blasting a pitifully small fireball at the ground.

The fireball revealed the footprints of 2 pairs of feet.

"Hey guys, I found something!" Called Sage, and all the members grouped around her. "See? Hidden footprints!"

"Wow!" Said Preston, gawking at Sage. "You're so cool, Sage!". She just smiled to herself, "I know.". The footprints led along the same ledge they pranced on, but ended on a cliff. Adonis looked worried, as did the other members. This could only mean one thing.

"They JUMPED?!" Sage blurted out, squeezing between the boys and bending over the ledge. "No! No, no, this is a joke. This is a joke!" She said over and over again. She started to laugh hysterically. "Haha! Yes, their dad's the wither god, Withnor, they may have just use their power to glide down. Yes..."

Adonis put his hand on her shoulder. "This is a steep jump. They never practiced using their powers to the fullest, Sage. Maybe they got hurt—"

"Will you start being optimistic for once?!" Snapped Sage, moving his hand off her. "Just because you don't have powers doesn't mean other people don't know how to control theirs!" Her skin was starting to break out into several lava-yellow cracks. "I—I'm sorry Sage! I was just—"

"WHAT? YOU WERE JUST WHAT?"

"...You're right. I shouldn't be one to talk." He turned around and walked away, wiping his face covered with silent tears. He didn't even know why he was named Adonis. He wasn't worthy of a name so powerful, a name only given to someone who was a full-blooded nether prince, who knew who their god parent was and embodied the other half of them. But Adonis, the person, did not meet the category of Adonis, the name. He was just a boy of 14, without any powers and who acted like he carried a team who really carried him.

And that's when he heard giggles.

The giggles were coming from the dark part of the ravine, which was on a lower section. Adonis wanted to follow these giggles, as they sounded oddly familiar.

He had to parkour across the two levels, which was the only thing he felt he was good at.

It was easy, from lands 6 blocks apart. He didn't know if that was a gift or a skill, but he needed something to gloat about. Once he made the jump, he brushed off his hands and walked slowly toward the giggling noise. "Hello?" He said, his voice echoing through the hollow, pitch black cave. A bat flew out of nowhere and made Adonis jump. "Good null!" He exclaimed.

The giggles became full out laughter. "Listen, whatever you thinks funny, it's really not! Come out wherever you are and face me like a square!"

Silence.

He was frustrated. One moment he's contemplating whether or not he's as useless as a block of coal, and the next moment he's chasing giggles and laughter. It was probably all his imagination, too! He sighed and turned around to leave when he nearly hopped out of his skin once more.

"Boo!" Said Winnie, popping out of literally nowhere. She howled laughing when she saw the look on her friends face. "That's not funny! Totally not funny! I thought you were dead!"

"Dead? Dead! Why would I be dead, Donny?" She asked. Donny was the nickname he gave Adonis, which sometimes made him made because it reminded him of some kind of Skyborn.

"Never mind that, where's your brother?" He asked irritably. She giggled once more, "You're gone have to find him!" And ran out of the cave, most likely to scare the others.

"UGHH! They're so annoying!" Adonis bellowed as he stomped around the cave trying to find Webner. He checked all 1x1 block corners and even almost got lost inside the big cave trying to find the child, but he had no luck. "WEBNER!" He boomed, "IF YOU DON'T COME OUT RIGHT NOW, I'M LEAVING YOU IN HERE!"

He heard another fit of giggles, which completely set him off. His eyes started to glow a blinding white, and when he threw his hands down, blocks got thrown into the air. His voice was baritone when he spoke now, "WEBNER!" He boomed once more, quaking the gravel and stone beneath him. Webner fell out of a cave pocket way above Adonis. When he saw Adonis, he was terrified of what was looking back at him. In those eyes he saw nothing but pure evil. He saw his worst fear play out gradually inside of those pure-whites that shined.

But Adonis stopped being angry, and the ground ceased to shake. The cave blocks fell into their rightful place and his eyes stopped portraying fear.

"There you are! Where were you?" He asked as if nothing was wrong. Webner could not answer, he was shook and too terrified to speak. "What's wrong with you? I'm not even that scary! Your sister didn't act this way when she saw me."

"Wha—....What was that?!" Webner managed to spit out. "What was what? Come on, we need to meet up with the others... Or do you want me to carry you, like always?"

Webner shook his head vigorously. "Seriously, what is up with you?" Adonis laughed.

It seemed as though he truly did not recall what just happened. And Webner didn't think that he would believe him if he told him.

And Webner forgot, as well. When you're an 8 year old with ADHD, it's pretty easy.

But that would always stay in the back of his mind. The way his fears played out in the eyes of someone he looked up to would never, ever leave him.

End of Chapter 2.

Hey! Hope you guys enjoyed that! I put more effort into making it, since I had more time. Lemme know what you guys think!

nobodyimportant out—

Herobrine's Blade: Ch1 B1

Fri, 02 Jun 2023 23:52:15 +0000

Chapter 1: Badlands

Adonis was strips mining again as always. Demand was great, especially from those who lived in the Land Far Away. The citizens lived in luxury there, and they couldn't care less about the people who worked in the Badlands for their money. 2 nuggets of gold a day, if you were lucky. Him and his friends were in a gigantic ravine, and even coal was hard to find in these subpar outcoves. That's the price they paid for a mistake they didn't even choose to make.

Citizens of the Badlands weren't citizens by choice. Not even the first people who came there. They were all Netherborns or treasonous citizens from the Land Far Away. Netherborns, half-human children of evil mob gods and goddesses (and one human parent), had to live in the Badlands just because of their blood.

But Adonis and his friends knew the truth. Skyborns, or half-human "heroes", were separated from Netherborns because the stuck up gods and goddesses knew that Netherborns would kick their butts. But that couldn't be proven, because there was a barrier between the two.

The atmosquare.

And not to mention their children. They were probably all super weak, considering their parents were passive. What made Netherborns strong was that aggression ran in their blood—they got things done and did it quick. Skyborns always wanted to talk and make peace, but that never works. And yet they were the ones who lived on prosperous land.

"I struck iron! You all owe me 20 ingots!" Called Sage Fare, daughter of the blaze god, Blagereth. "But I only have 6 ingots on me," squeaked Preston, son of the neutral goddess of mutant nether pigs Pedra. "Maybe I could check my life savings and give you that.."

"No need, you're nice so just give me...3 ingots."

Did Adonis hear her right? She must've been having a good day that day, she doesn't usually cut down on bets she wins. Or maybe it was because Preston was the baby if the group. He would never hurt a fly unless you hurt people he loved, or him. "What about me?" Yelled Wayne from the other side of the ravine. "Do I get a discount?" "No, because I had to help you not hit the wrong things while you were mining!" Replied Sage, now imitating her friend striking everything but the stone. Everyone laughed.

"It's not my fault I'm blind!" Wayne tried to reason. He was half-blind, inheriting that trait and others from the goddess of wardens, Welga. "Well it's not mine, either. Adonis, what do you think?"

Adonis was spaced out, not being able to hear Sage yell his name. "Adonis!" Screamed Sage, making him jump and drop his pickaxe. "What? I'm right here!" He replied. "Well you didn't hear me! Anyways, I don't think I should cut on the bet with Wayne because I've been helping him, but he thinks I should. What do you think?" Adonis thought for a moment. "What did you say you bet on?"

"20 gold ingots."

"Not even I have 20 ingots! We only get nuggets, not even enough to make ingots. Why did you bet that? Do you have 20 ingots?"

"No, but—" began Sage. "Exactly," said Adonis, cutting her off. "That's not fair."

"Will you listen for a second?" She said irritably. "As I was saying, we could steal some ingots from BL Bank! Remember how good we are at swiping stuff? We could all work together and live the dream afterwards!" The deal was tempting, but Adonis had to disagree. "The reason we're doing this dirty work is because we got let off easy by Saint Null's Church, and that was 'cause there were too many people in the jail, already."

"Hold on, where's the other 2?"

Adonis' eyes widened. "WHAT DO YOU MEAN WHERE ARE THE OTHER TWO?"

Sorry this was so short, I have to go eat dinner. Hope you guys enjoyed this first chapter!

nobodyimportant out—

Argargargargargarg

Thu, 01 Jun 2023 03:26:55 +0000

My uncle is Mr. Krabs don't judge me—

Anyways, I have plans. Big ones. And I need your guys's help.

So I have a story coming up, now that I can take a little break from MK, and I don't know what to call it. It's MC based. There is this group that I used to refer to as, "The Comedy Club". Then I changed it to " The Comedy Crew". Then I realized that, because I'm making so that every member of the group has at least one mob/mob god/mob goddess parent, then they were have Demigod in their group name.

BUT I SAID NU

because they are residents of the Badlands. (If you want to know what that is, look up "Minecraft Badlands")

So they should have Badlands in their name! And they're a very dangerous but weird group, so their funny and cute and dangerous at the same time.

No wait, the part of the Badlands that they're from is Harling.

Harling Friends?

COMMENT BELOW YOUR IDEAS AND TELL ME IF YOU LIKE HARLING FRIENDS

(Harling friends)

(Other)

Military Kid Ch11 (B1 FINALE) WARNING, LONG CHAPTER

Wed, 31 May 2023 22:38:15 +0000

11: B1 Finale

Do you believe in Heaven? The special place you go to when you die? That's if, you have been good on earth. But we've all sinned. And we all are forgiven for them. According to the bible.

Tony woke up in a hospital bed, actually in the hospital this time. He was still extremely groggy from past events, trying to think about all that's happened. It was more tiring than he felt at that moment.

To think that this all would occur because of a dog..

Then the nurse came in. She was holding a pen and a check board in her hand, close to her chest. She also had nice, black hair done up in a sophisticated bun, with the normal nurse-wear on. "I see you're awake! You were pretty bad, I hear, in the truck," she said softly. Tony could only nod, he didn't feel like talking at that moment. "Well, I hope you got enough rest for now, 'cause the doctors are going to be running tests on you. Makin' sure you don't have rabies."

Not another shot, thought Tony, wriggling around his arm uncomfortably. This bed didn't exactly feel like a cloud. He felt stiff all around his body, not to mention incredibly sore. He thought about how his parents might feel.

"Where's my parents?" He asked. The nurse looked at him pitifully. "Kid, to be straight, your father is pretty bad off. He's currently getting the most heavy treatment we have."

Tony's eyes widened deeply. "But, but I don't understand," he cried, "It was just a dog! He has to be alright, Miss, he was in the war, he's gone through much worse.."

The nurse said quietly, "I'm sorry, kid. I can't control how much he got injured. I can just say that he did, and try to help." A tear dropped down Tony's eye and trickled down his face. He glanced away from the nurse, so as to not show his pain.

When he gets back home, he thought, he's gonna have a talk with that dog, face to face. Muzzle to muzzle.

And then he thought. "Why are you doing tests on me? It's my father you should only be worried about! I didn't get bit! He needs all the help he can get!"

"We just want to make sure you didn't contract any illnesses or anything in between the time you got here and when you were home," explained the nurse, "Better safe than sorry."

But Tony wanted to see his mother and father. He didn't want to deal with all of these darned tests. He sighed, "Why me?" quietly under his breath. He needed a pastime, but he didn't have basketball by his side anymore. And he never really got to tell his parents what happened with that..

His brother was probably still pompously walking around the streets, feeling comfortable with his new dealer family. Or maybe he was dead. The way Tony was feeling about him right now, he'd rather the latter. Flaker.

He wondered where Miles was, and if he told his mom the situation yet. She would probably yell at him and say, "Want were you thinking, Miles, letting in a savage dog inside the Verez apartment?! You know better!"

But it wouldn't be his fault.

Well, maybe the fact that he didn't lock the door when he came in. Maybe it was his fault, then. Maybe it was his fault...

4 HOURS LATER

After all the tiring tests were finished, Tony was allowed to visit his father for a short time. When he heard this, he nearly fell out of his bed excited.

"Really? I can really go see him?! Thank you so much!" He'd grin, rushing to get in the wheelchair. "You still have to be escorted," said the doctor, Dr. Barnes. He was the brain doctor, as Tony saw him, making sure everything was alright with Tony's mental/physical state. He did partially crack the upper part of his skull, so he had to stay in the hospital for a bit, still. He was to expect faint spells every once in a while, until he got to a hundred percent health.

Tony understood that he couldn't really play basketball anymore. He didn't exactly know for how long, though. And his concussion affected his neurological ability to move his legs for a certain amount of time, so he had to go into rehab in a few months to learn how to walk again.

That's why he was in a wheelchair.

But he was happy, nonetheless, because he got to see his parents.

His escort was a very nice lady. She had smooth, bronze skin and a pearly white smile. Tony took a bit of a liking to her. "You know, I'm the best player on my basketball team," bragged Tony. "Oh?" Replied the nurse, giggling. She had a very nice laugh, as well. "Yeah, my nickname is 'Hotshot.'" They continued to talk more about Tony's achievements, (though Tony didn't really try to talk about anything else), until the got to his father's room.

They entered the room, greeted by Tony's mother, who rushed over to hug him tightly. Tony hugged her just as hard, and they both were sobbing at the sight of each other. "I miss you, ma!" Tony sniffed, and his mother replied no differently.

His mother then turned to look at his father. His father was unconscious, bandaged heavily and bruised even more so. "Unfortunately, he's in a coma," said one of the doctors in there. "He has been having a lot of complications since he's been here, most likely due to the loss of blood. We will be on standby, outside, if you two need anything." They walked out, leaving just Tony and his mom.

"I don't know how this happened," began his mother, "I can't believe how this happened, Tony! A dog, waltzing into our home, hurting everyone I love! With no remorse!"

"Mom, dogs can't have remorse," said Tony softly. "...I-I know, I just..." His mother stuttered.

"You're referring to Victor, aren't you?"

His mother started to cry again "I just can't believe he'd leave us, and then this happens. And right after Vinny contacted us, too!". She was right, this was an odd sequence of events. Tony looked at his father's corpse-like state. He'd never seen him in such a way. It seemed like ever since Vinny left for Vietnam, the years after were just so depressing.

And then the machines started to beep.

Everything was at a faster pace from then on. The doctors busted through the door, quickly readying their gear and moving Tony and his mother out of the way. "What's going on?!" She screamed, but there was too much commotion. Tony could make out, "He's starting to lose blood again, CODE BLUE, CODE BLUE!"

Code Blue? Didn't Code Blue mean that—

"I NEED YOU BOTH TO EVACUATE THE PREMISES! NOW!"

They were forced out of the hospital room and the door became a barrier between Heaven and Hell. Doctors were running around the room in what seemed like circles, and Tony banged on the door, trying to get to his father.

For one last time, please... Just let me hear his voice again...

But it was over. Tony could hear the machines ding for an indefinite time, and the line went straight on the screen. He was gone. And there was nothing Tony could do about it.

His mother held him close, stroking his hair. "It's okay, my baby," she'd whisper in his ear, "We're gonna be okay." But he didn't believe it. And he knew she didn't, either.

Because nothing was okay. Nothing would ever be okay. And that was it.

They left the hospital in dead hope. Hope that all three of them would be leaving together. They didn't even wait for the doctors to tell them the news.

Tony's mother helped him in the minivan, taking his wheelchair and putting it in the back. She had never drove in a long time before this. The medic did. Now they didn't need a medic. Now they didn't need anyone.

They had checked Tony out before they departed. Tony didn't say a word from the time between what happened and now. He was sure that he'd never want to talk to anyone ever again.

Not his mother.

Not Victor.

Not Miles.

And not even Vinny.

But the only person he wanted to talk to couldn't talk to him. And that's just wrong.

They arrived to the apartment complex at 6:07 am, right around the time Tony's father would get him up. But he was up way before, this time. And it was so Tony's father could have him up for one.. Last.. Time..

His mother fiddled with the keys, and Tony could tell her hands were shaking like crazy. "Come on," she said to herself, "COME ON! WHY AM I BEING SO PATHETIC!" she yelled. Tony wanted to scream to. But he knew that wouldn't make a bit of a difference. He had no hope in him to scream. That's what a scream takes. Hope.

She finally got the key in the hole, turned it, and took it out. She had her hand on the doorknob when she took a deep breath. Tony didn't know what she was preparing herself for. There was nothing that was worth it behind the door. Dad wasn't behind there. He was behind them. Way behind them. Forever.

It was hard to believe that hours before this, Tony was ecstatic about everything when he was told he could see his parents. And know, thinking back to how he saw his father, that was the way his father was going to stay. Forever.

They entered and Tony didn't even look up. Not until his mother said, "Victor?"

Then his head did shoot up. His eyes met Victor's eyes. "Hey ma. Hey, little man."

Tony didn't even try to find words. He looked back down and strolled toward his bedroom.

He heard Victor call, "Wait!" And then, "Why didn't he say anything?". Then he heard his mother, "Don't try him right now. You should know not to."

Victor's POV

"Ma, I'm so sorry," I said, going in to give her a hug but being stopped by her hand.

"You should be," she said coldly.

"I'll make it up to you—Where's dad?" I asked concernedly. She took a while to respond.

"If you were here you would know."

"But I'm here now! I promise, what I did, beyond stupid, and I'll never forgive myself. And I know it will take a while for you guys to forgive me, too! I talked to Miles—he just left, by the way—and he told me everything. I'm so glad to see you guys. But really, where's dad?"

She answered with the most horrifying response I could ever hear.

"He's dead."

...

My knees fell to the floor. I couldn't stand anymore. I couldn't stand anymore of this. No... Just like the old man said... I'm just like boss... I was too late... I abandoned my family... Their time of need... No... NO!

Please..

God...

Forgive...

But God forgives. That's the only thing he does. But he never forgets. And I am an example of that.

He's gone..

And I'm here. Suffering. Forever.

Uhhhh...

No, I'm not crying, you are!

Sorry, to finish off this book, I had to make this chapter long! Took me like 45 mins to and hour to make it! Thank you all for your love and support throughout these 11 chapters! Let me know what you think in the comments!

For now, I'll see you in the next one.

nobodyimportant out—

Babdoebab

Wed, 31 May 2023 01:49:10 +0000

Hi, did this post catch your attention because of the abnormal title that you can't pronounce? I can't pronounce it either. Also do you say and spell it pronunciation or pronounciation? Comment below.

Anyways, I have a few partial ideas for what to do for my book finale of Military Kid. This isn't the absolute final chapter, only for this book it is. And I also got inspired by Esie and q lot of people with their quirky ocs, and I want to do something like that with future stories. I don't feel like my Tony oc is really... Mine. And I have gotten inspired by MCN with doing something with Minecraft being the base of my future story, but I'm not sure. Let me know what you guys think!

Anywayyyyyyy

Happy days, love and joy, and see you in the next one (cool outro, dude) (aw thanks)

nobodyimportant out—

Military Kid Ch10 (B1)

Sun, 28 May 2023 23:19:24 +0000

10: Second to Last Chapter of Book 1

If depression was a world, it would be a world without sun. Eclipsed.

Victor's POV

I wanted to vomit. I couldn't believe what my eyes were seeing. Blood stains, here and there. But without a host to accompany the scene. I may as well call the police... But honestly, I'm too afraid to move my arm.

My lungs felt like they were malfunctioning. I started to breathe more heavily every breath I took. The world began to feel too big, like it was getting away from me. And then it all crashed, only leaving darkness, A black hole that I couldn't escape even if I tried my hardest. My brother, Vinny, crying in the distance, hands cupping his face. He was too ashamed to even be related to me, let alone look at me.

"How could you let this happen to your family? To OUR FAMILY?!" he screamed at me. I couldn't help my case. All I could say was, "I'm sorry Vinny.."

"I'm sorry? ... THAT'S ALL YOU CAN DO? SAY I'M SORRY? YOU LOST THEM, VICTOR! I TRUSTED YOU TO KEEP THEM SAFE! YOU DISAPPOINTMENT!"

He ran at me with a pocket knife. I stood there, my arms wide open, not even bothering to defend myself. He got closer. I stood still. Then closer. Tears ran down both of our faces. Then he was right next to me. But the voice I heard wasn't his. It was familiar, but it was his.

"Victor," called the voice. The voice got louder and louder until

"VICTOR!"

I ripped open my clamped eyes. I looked down to see I was drenched in a pool of my own perspiration. Not only that, but my own somber thoughts, it seemed as well. I scanned the whole room to see who was calling my name. Even though I did that, I was surprised to see that there was actually someone there.

"Victor? What are you doing here?" Said this kid. He looked oddly familiar. I think I've seen him around Tony before, but I never really paid attention. That's my problem. I never paid attention to my little brother. Someone I was supposed to protect... Now it's too late.

"Who are you?" I said, and as it did I felt like I had not talked in way too long. "It's me, Miles. Your brother's best friend, remember?"

I knew that I recognized him somewhere. "This is my home, what do you mean what am I doing he—" I stopped. "Where's Tony? Where's my family?"

"They're... They went on a trip somewhere, but Tony didn't know where, so I don't know either." I could tell he was lying his dark brown hair off. "Liar!" I screamed, quickly getting up off the floor and running full speed at him. I shoved him up against the wall, holding him by the neck. "YOU BETTER TELL ME WHERE THEY ARE, OR I'M GONNA—"

"OKAY, OKAY, CHILL!" he cracked, sounding like a 5 year old kid. "They're at the hospital! A dog beat 'em up bad! I didn't do anything, man! Get off me!" I eventually did after I looked into his eyes to see if he was lying. He wasn't.

"A dog? How did a dog get in here? Why didn't anybody tell me!?" I hissed at him, and he jumped slightly. "You weren't here! You abandoned them, the medic probably didn't even know you were related to them! You were another hoodling on the street," he added, and I growled. "Watch it, kid." "It's true! I heard you mumbling on the floor!"

I stopped growling. He heard me? He heard what part? I was mortified.

"No, you're lying. What part did you hear?"

"You said a lot of stuff, actually. You took awhile to come to, but before you did, you kept mentioning how you abandoned them and how you were so sorry or whatever. You also cried like a baby, rocky back and forth horizontally on the floor," he added once more, not missing one detail of embarrassment.

"Okay, okay! I get it! Listen, I need to get to the hospital, where can I go?" I asked. "I'm not sure. I tried going with them but the guy wouldn't let me."

"How badly were they hurt?"

"Your dad... It looked like he was losing a lot of blood. And Tony was bad off, too. But your mom's okay. She's worried sick about them, though, and wouldn't leave your dad's side. She went with them."

I covered my face with my hands and paced across the room. "I should've been here!" I cried. "If I was here, I could've taken that dog! I'm such a bad son.."

"Don't forget brother!" Said Miles. I was about to tear his freaking head off. And I didn't know when my family was gonna be back. Should I just wait? Well, if I wait with this kid, I'll be sure to kill 'em. I can't have that on my record.

"Go home, I want to be alone," I said. He shook his head, "I don't think I can do that. I'll be in so much trouble—"

I turned my head slowly. "Why is that?" I asked suspiciously. He gulped. "It's... Kinda my fault that the dog attacked them. You see—" I didn't let him finish, because by the time he tried he had a black eye. "WHAT DID YOU SAY TO ME EARLIER? TELL ME WHAT YOU SAID!" I boomed, and he didn't answer right away. "TELL ME!" I said once more, this time louder.

"Don't you ever punch me again. You hear me?" He said coolly. I was taken aback. "What did you say to me, kid?"

"I said you better not punch me again or you're gonna die, man."

...

Miles got up. "You know, I don't like confrontation. Never done it except this one time. A kid ten times bigger than me wanted to insult my father, who's in the war. I told him to leave me alone, but he wouldn't. He decided to make the mistake of socking me in the eye. I stabbed his shoulder with my plastic fork, and he left me along ever since then. The reason I don't like confrontation is because I have anger issues. I've been going to therapy ever since that incident. But there is no right reason to punch someone in the face, especially when they didn't do anything to you. Now you're going to let me explain what happened today."

I was too surprised to speak, so he just continued.

"The dog chased me inside of the apartment without me knowing. I'm deathly afraid of dogs, I'll tell you that. Especially this rabid dog. Twinkie has it out for kids. For people other than it's owner, in general. That's how it happened. I'm sorry, okay?"

...

"Yeah, it's fine, Miles."

End of 10

Hmm, interesting Miles you've got some tough skin on you, eh?

Lol, anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this chapter. The next chapter will probably be the last chapter of this book. Then I'll do a time skip, I think. I'm rushing this just a little bit because 1. I have plans, and 2. I'm coming up with other stuff I want to write about, which I think'll be more interactive. Anyways,

esie (o wow it auto corrected as same XD)

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Military Kid Ch9 (B1)

Sat, 27 May 2023 20:54:08 +0000

9

You are your priority. Not other people.

Tony's POV

Tony had woke up from what was a very bad dream. He was sweating from head to toe, as was extremely uncomfortable, in the New York freeze. He expected to wake up in the comfort of his bedroom, A Saturday morning, or afternoon, depending if he wanted to sleep in or not. But it was dark outside. He could tell by looking out of the vehicle's windows that it was pitch black still.

Wait, he was in a vehicle?

An ambulance truck to be exact. There was no describing how scared Tony had felt when he realized that he was in a hospital bed, sirens ripping his ear drums. Or was it the people booming at each other to go as fast as this truck could take them? It was difficult to tell.

"Where," he began to utter, and when he did everyone's head whipped around to face him.

"...Where am I? Where's ma..

Where's Miles..

Where's dad!"

He started to grow restless. He attempted to sit up but the nurses forcefully pushed him down. "Where is my family!" He screamed, "WHERE ARE THEY? TELL ME!"

"You gotta calm down, kid!" Said one nurse. She made a motion with her hand to the other nurse, who nodded and pulled out what looked to be a needle. Tony was afraid of needles.

"This'll help you calm down, alright."

But Tony just got even more squeamish. He wouldn't stop moving even if his life depended on it. And it somewhat did. "IF YOU DON'T STOP MOVIN', THIS NEEDLE'S GONNA HURT, KID!" Said the nurse that was holding the deadly weapon. Tony saw it as a very lethal tool. "I'm not gonna let you use that thing on me! I want my family!" He started to cry, which he hasn't done since days ago. Why was he so emotional? He was never this emotional, not even when Vinny left for Vietnam. Then again, he didn't know what was happening.

"Please! I just want my family!" He was sobbing now, snot starting to trickle out of his nose and onto the indentation between his nose and lip. He sniffed hard, "Tell me where they are!"

"Your family's in another ambulance," cracked the driver, who was most likely getting annoyed, "going to another hospital. Your mother wouldn't leave your father so they're in the same ambulance, okay? And this Miles kid, was it? We're not sure about him. The others probably didn't let him come. He begged, though."

Tony listened to every syllable, even though it was difficult to hear the driver from all the way across the truck when the sirens were on. They hit another bump in the road, and this made Tony yelp in pain. "If you let us put the needle in you, you'll feel better kid," said one of the nurses softly. Tony nodded, deciding that no amount of pain he was in was better than what the needle could do.

"Great. This'll take two seconds. Greta, ready up the bandaids!"

The nurse named Greta, who was holding the needle, gave the needle to the other nurse and carefully searched through the drawer near the bed. She pulled out a box of bandaids.

Tony was waiting for the needle to go in, and he clenched both of his eyes closed. He braced himself for what was supposed to take two seconds.

He only felt pressure on his wrist, but not a sharp pressure. He opened his eyes and it was a bandaid. "All done."

He was surprised as all get out, and he would've said that if he wasn't so tired. So, so tired.

And everything else started to fade. He had found inner peace. The most peaceful he had ever felt.

And he snored.

Miles' POV

No.. This is all my fault... And it happened so fast..

How am I supposed to explain this? I can't go back home. I'm the reason this happened. If I went back home, I'd have to face my mom, who already has enough on her plate. I'd have to pass Tony's apartment door, which probably still has a hole in it. Probably still unlocked. We did have to rush out of there, no preparation whatsoever. Not even enough time to complain about Twinky, the rabid dog.

And it was all about that stupid dog, too. It's the reason why my best friend and his family are in the hospital so late at night. That dog is probably going to go into a shelter, maybe put into adoption. Hardly anyone would want it though. At least, that's what I hope.

But that doesn't make it any less right on my part. I knew how crazy that dog was. I knew it was dangerous. Me and Tony both knew that... But Tony didn't lead the dog in my house. And Tony didn't almost massacre my whole entire family and me because he was too scared to fight the dog himself. And the dog doesn't know anything but to hate people.

And the dog doesn't know anything but to hate people.

And the dog doesn't know anything.

And I knew everything about the dog.

And I knew everything.

End of 9

AAAAA

SO SAD

But this may be my favorite chapter ngl

I ADDED SO MUCH CHARACTER AND IT MAY BE DEPRESSING CHARACTER BUT WHATEVER

I call the repetitive monologue "character"

ESIE WHATCHA THINK

I realized this doesn't really have anything to do with the military (YET)

I misread yet as yeet

YEET

Those are too many words and I can't wait for this to go out

Okie bye

nobodyimportant out—

A cover for Military Kid ig [?]

Sat, 27 May 2023 00:08:18 +0000

This came from Craiyon.com, and AI Image Generator. Describe what you want the pic to look like and it fathoms up one for u B)

Anywhozers, twas playing around with this website and I decided to make it fathom up a cover for Military Kid :> hope you like it nobi

There was two that I really liked, so I included both of them >_<

Military Kid Ch8 (B1)

Fri, 26 May 2023 21:15:39 +0000

8

It had been a very rainy day. The clouds were as black as a flock of crows, and the rain was so heavy that it would be painful to stay outside for too long.

There, nonetheless, were people walking to and fro in and out places they've probably never been before. Or maybe they had been there before. They were strangers.

But among those strangers were people who were brothers. Sisters. Cousins. Mothers. Fathers. Sons. Daughters. They all had a life of their own, whether it be pleasant or not. They still had a life. They still had a family, whether it be stable or not. They still had a family.

And Victor had realized that. But perhaps he realized it too late.

VICTOR'S POV:

"Listen, old man, you need to tell me where you wanna stay, I don't care! But you better not sell me out to the cops, get that?" I threatened, balling my fist up and brandishing it in his face.

The old man nodded. "It would be foolish of me to do that!"

"It would!" I picked him up and dragged him along the snow-blanketed sidewalks with millions of footprints along it. The old man, overly tired and freezing like an ice box, shivered as we went along. "Where are we going?" I asked irritably. "I think you better leave me from here, I got experience with this route. Thank you, young man.

"Also, remember what I told you! Make things right with your family, like you said you would!" He lectured. I didn't answer, and instead, headed for home.

As I did, tears started to roll down my face when I thought about all the horrible things I said to my mother, how the last time I saw my little brother was when we fought, and how much I disappointed my father by making such a jerk of myself. I stopped running, bent over to catch my breath. It's hard to run fast while you're crying.

I can't believe I trusted someone like Jugg. I'm so stupid! I thought, pounding myself in the face. I needed to get over it. All I needed to focus on was my family. The apartment complex was right around the corner, but a further corner, too far. I didn't really want to run that far since I was dead tired. But I had to. For my family.

The cold stabbed my lungs as I continuously breathed it in. It was two blocks away. I'll make it.

But then I tripped. I tripped and fell hard on my face, over some dumb bump in the sidewalk.

I swore a little, punching my fist to the ground, frustrated and growingly despondent.

I want to give up. I don't think I'll make it. But if I don't make it, then I can't make things right. If I give up, I'm giving up on them.

I got up.

I cut through the wind with the most aggressive force I could pull. I ripped open the door, heart beating like a rock band drum. I dashed upstairs to the 17th floor, and finally, I saw the apartment room door.

I prepared myself. But I couldn't prepare myself. I get what I get. If they hate me still, they have every right to do so. And no amount of preparation can brace me for that potential fact.

My hand was on the knob, and I slowly turned it and pushed. My heart was running a mile and skipping beats.

But there was no one on the other side.

"Hello?" I called out, taking a step in. It was so eerily quiet that KY ears started to ring, and I increasingly started losing my sense of security. The more I thought the more I started to worry. Could they have been kidnapped? The door was unlocked so—

"Oh my god!" I whisper-shouted. There was blood on the table, which was broken. There was a bullet mark on the other wall, which also had a bloodstain. I was shaking and started to feel my stomach turn inside out. "No," I whispered quietly to myself, "no, no, no, please... Please no!"

There wasn't any other explanation. They're all gone.

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Okay, so, I had to refer to the old guy as "old man" cuz I forgot his name so forgive me please XD

I'm working on giving more detail in my stories so sorry if they're a little bland, but I tried to make up for it by giving this chapter a bit more character.

Hope you all enjoyed this chapter, Esie, I'm excited to see what you think >:) and yes this is a sad chapter but that's what you asked for so

I kinda feel bad for Victor now but it's his fault XD

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Chapter 26: Reunion

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Chapter 25: Reunion

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Chapter 24: The Lady has Spoken

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Chapter 23: Escape The Forest

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Chapter 22: The Emerald Lady

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Chapter 21: Elly

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Chapter 20: Captive

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Chapter 19: Dust

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Chapter 18: Nomads

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Chapter 17: Words That Have Meaning

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Chapter 16: Reminiscence

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Chapter 15: Emerald Night

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Chapter 14: Land of Diamon

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Chapter 13: Exit

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Chapter 12: The Black Sword

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Chapter 11: Through The Nether

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Chapter 10: The Nether

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Chapter 9: The Barrier

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Chapter 8: The Portal

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Chapter 7: The Farewell

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Chapter 6: The Transfer

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Chapter 5: The Jig

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Chapter 4: The Heist

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Chapter 3: The Plan

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Chapter 2: The Twins

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Chapter 1: Badlands

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11: B1 Finale

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