Ok, I would like to apologize if you think the chapters are short. I don't have a working computer, so this has all been typed out on my phone. I can't judge how long the chapters are on computer because I've never seen what my story looks like on computer.
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Camilia concentrated. She could slowly feel herself being lifted in to the air and warm white light envelopes her. She fell to the ground, making sure her helmet was secure. She looked down at her arm. Bone. Perfect.
She could sneak into Herobrine's lair, and she could free the trapped Enderpeople. Maybe she could get the Ender Dragon to turn them back. She had to. They couldn't live out the rest of their lives like this forever.
Many were innocent, a few just kids! Camilia felt a burning hatred towards Herobrine that she had never felt before. It seemed to make her more powerful. Pure power seemed to course through her veins, and it terrified her. She didn't want to become like Herobrine, like that terrible monster who cares about nothing but himself.
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I opened my eyes and found myself in the middle of a large forest. So the Ender Dragon could teleport me out. She could probably do it herself too. Coward.
Just remember, I can still hear you. If you plot against me or anything, I will kill you on the spot.
I sighed. I absolutely hated this. I teleported to the edge and began to survey my surroundings. Herobrine's lair probably would require more than teleporting to get in. I would probably be up against thousands of mobs, probably even Herobrine himself!
I realized that I haven't held a sword or bow since I got turned into an Enderman. I just did without, and proved to be very deadly. I doubt I could even still use a sword.
I spotted someone off in the distance. Electricity crackled in the air around them. They were floating a few pixels off the ground. It had to be Herobrine. He was the only one that could do that besides Hera, and she's still in the void.
I teleported behind them and pinned them to the ground.
"Hey! Ender!" The figure screamed.
I gasped. I knew that voice.
"Are you alright?" I asked, helping her up. I gasped.
"Shush! I'm undercover!" She said. She looked exactly like a skeleton.
"And, when did you learn to make yourself a skeleton, exactly?"
She shrugged.
Enough chit chat. Keep your eye on the prize.
What prize?
Your life.
I swallowed and turned to Camilia. She immediately noticed something was wrong.
"I...I have to go." I told her.
"I'll come with you." She replied.
Let her come. You'll need all the help you can get if you ever want to defeat Herobrine.
"Alright." I said.
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Herobrine laughed evilly. They were walking right into his trap. He could get rid of them both.
"Sir, they're approaching. Should we stop them?"
"Let them come. I'll take care of them myself."
