Flare: Come on! Get to the good stuff already!
Frost: Calm down, Flare! This is a mystery for a reason. Now shush and enjoy the story!

Disclaimer: Still don't own Minecraft, only the storyline and two OCs.

Aurora's eyes slid open and she glanced sleepily out the window. It was late morning and her friends were probably wondering where she was. She groaned and stood up, but fell flat on her face. Her foot had fallen asleep.

"Stupid foot," She mumbled and stood when the numbness faded. She gathered here equipment same as before. This time she was going to check out the cabin and read more of the journal. She left her house before her friends could follow her and sprinted to the woods.

The feeing of being watched followed her the whole way to the forest. There were a few zombies and skeletons hiding from the sun's rays under the trees. She removed them with a few swings of her sword, collecting bones and rotten flesh. Aurora spotted the cabin in the distance and ran toward it, but stopped when she spotted a small grayish creature. A wolf stood there staring at her. She smiled and pulled the bones, she'd collected, out of her inventory and fed them to the wolf. The wolf barked and wagged its tail.

"I'll call you Wolfy!" She said excitedly to the wolf, who responded with a bark. Aurora proceeded to the cabin with her new friend by her side. She entered the house the same way she did the first time and sat on the floor. Wolfy laid down next to her as she pulled the journal from her inventory and read onward. The next entry was a few days after the second entry.

It's strange really, Herobrine's behavior. He has been getting awfully close to me lately. Sometimes I can see him pressed up against my window, watching me. He has never entered my house. Shouldn't he be trying to kill me or at least scare me? One night, it was storming powerfully outside and, of course, HE stood there at my window watching me. I always thought he was a ghost or something similar, but that thought was washed away as I watched his clothing and hair become soaked with rain (No pun intended). So trying to be a kind person, I was sure I was mad now, I invited him inside. Herobrine hesitantly entered my house through the door, like a normal person would. He mostly just sat in the middle of the room, watching me, not even saying a word. I laid in my bed reading a book on redstone locks for houses when the rain stopped. A few moments after the rain had stopped I felt his presence hovering over me. I felt a hand touch my cheek, brushing it lightly, and heard a quiet rumbling goodbye. He'd vanished from my house when I turned around. I swear Herobrine's behavior is getting stranger everyday.

Aurora couldn't figure this Herobrine guy out. He was supposed to kill his targets and ignore or scare the rest of them. Yet he seemed to be flirting with this Luna person. Not to mention he was having conversations with Aurora and Luna, Herobrine's not supposed to talk to Minecrafters! Why did HE have to be so confusing? Wolfy seemed to feel her frustration and licked her hand to comfort her. Aurora sighed and patted the wolf on the head. She read onward in the journal. The next entry didn't really say when it was written.

I think Herobrine may be flirting with me. He has been leaving me random flowers in flower pots, not to mention other gifts like ingots and food. Strangely, when I feel him watching me hostile mobs don't attack me, not even if I walk up to them, they just stare at me or wander away. I've heard that Herobrine is like the leader of hostile mobs, so I wonder if that is his doing. Then he did the strangest thing. He came up to me holding a blue orchid, my favorite flower, and offered it to me. I took it and thanked him. He stood there for a moment, as if unsure of how to proceed, then he kissed me lightly on the cheek and teleported away. He must be very shy, perhaps he hasn't killed me yet, only because he likes me.

Aurora just stared at the book and kept on reading. This entry was many days after the last one.

I have enough obsidian blocks to build a nether portal. Herobrine has been practically hovering at my side the entire time I built it and opened it. I will not be writing in this journal during my trip in the nether and am leaving it here in the overworld. Herobrine is apparently going to follow me into the nether. Until I return, I say goodbye to this journal and the overworld.

The book had one page left and as she turned it she noticed the red ink jagged lettered handwriting of Herobrine. It had been written at least five days after Luna had allegedly entered the nether.

Luna never made it back . . .

Aurora shivered deeply and looked up from the book to see HIM inside the house staring at her. Wolfy growled at Herobrine, who simply tilted his head at the growling dog. Aurora stood quickly and faced the apparition. He walked forward and placed a hand on her shoulder. An image flashed in her mind, a woman very similar to herself, however her eyes were blue and her hair was blonde, not tied back and shorter than Aurora's. Also, she had a a light blue t-shirt, slightly lighter than Steve's, brown jeans and black sneakers. She heard Herobrine's deep rumbling voice say "Luna" and the picture changed to a ghast blowing up a netherrack ledge, which Luna was standing on, and she fell into the lava ocean below. Herobrine had dove after her, but by the time he reached her she already died and sunk into the lava. Herobrine in a rage, took out a diamond sword and proceeded to hack the ghast to death, its blood covering his clothes and face. The images faded from Aurora's mind and she stumbled back. What does all this mean?! She thought to herself. She was about to ask Herobrine questions, but when she turned he was gone. A flower pot had taken his place, and inside a poppy . . . Aurora's favorite flower.

Aurora returned to the town after dark, when everyone was sleeping and crept into her house. She put her equipment away and made Wolfy sit a the side of her bed. She laid down on the bed and was out like a light and Wolfy fell asleep at the side of the bed. Both unaware of Herobrine watching though the window.