Chapter 1: A New Awakening
"Shoot!"
I don't know where to go!" I yelled as I went for a deep sprint through a rocky passageway.
The thing closed in on me.
He felt like crunchy leaves. I stood there hunched over, halfway inside of a rock.
Earlier that day
"Steve! School in half an hour!" My mother yelled as I groaned, clearly annoyed.
I slowly crept out of bed and opened my closet and pulled a pair of jeans from my dresser.
I yawned as I swept a clean, white T-Shirt over my head.
My shoulders slumped as I dragged myself to the breakfast table downstairs.
A plateful of pancakes and bacons plopped down in front of me.
I grinned, eager to eat. The breakfast was great, and I walked out the front door to school.
I walked down the dusty, old road.
A tall man with a beard stood against a fence.
He had a diamond in his hand. Then, I did something that I would regret my entire life.
I stole the diamond.
I leaped and swung wildly at him like martial artists I have seen on TV.
He grabbed my by the shirt collar and asked, "What is your name kid?"
"My name is Steve." I replied cautiously.
If my Mom found out that I tried to steal, she would kill me.
"Well Steve." the man said.
"My name is Notch.
You shall be punished for your actions!"
A bright light shined and I woke up in a Forest.
"What?" I asked myself as I looked around.
There were trees everywhere and everything was cube shaped.
A herd of cows took a swim in the river.
I did not know what I was doing here.
Also, where had that guy Notch had gone?
I decided that I was going to survive on my own.
I started punching trees with my fist.
It was fun at first, but after the 7th tree, my hands started feeling sore.
I needed to get an axe somehow.
I chopped up my wood into wooden planks.
My fists were burning by now and it was also getting dark.
I chose to make an axe in the morning and focus on getting ahold of a weapon.
Who knew what was out there in this blocky world.
I broke some of my planks into sticks and pounded the wood into a sword.
I did not know how to use a sword as I was only 13, but I was excited to learn how.