Stuck In Minecraft

Chapter 10

Tomorrow is full of uncertainty, yet it is rare enough that we can even get a warning in advance.
Me

*~ Herobrine's P.O.V ~*

When I was far enough away, I sent out a small signal that are only used by 2 certain AI's. Steve appeared in front of me, at first He was surprised, but I changed back into his old self. However still wearing the new outfit Steve asked me,

"Herobrine, what are you doing here? You're supposed to be in your own private biome."

"I got bored, I am the official and original one after all not like the other ones in the 2MW's." I shrugged with a smirk

Steve sighed as he pinched the bridge of his nose, "What do you need?"

"I just need to download the info for expert survival."

"Why?" Steve asked with a curious expression

"I don't have it programmed in me, okay. Besides, it's for a player's sake." I answered and Steve was wide eyed

"What do you mean 'for a player's sake'? What did you do this time?" Steve asked as he took a step forward

I explained to him what had happened no to long ago, and Steve's expression went from surprised to worried.

"You have to give her back." Steve told me, "Her condition could worsen."

"I'm not giving her back." I snapped back as I held ground with my arms crossed in front of me, "She's mine and I told her that I'd take care of her. She already has a Creeper watching over her, and that will attract attention."

"Herobine." Steve replied sternly, "Just give her back. You know well enough that Notch is stuck here as well, and knowing him he'll find out soon."

"That's if YOU or Alex don't tell him! Besides Toni-."

"Wait. . . Her name is Toni?" Steve questioned making me pause for a moment

"Yeah?" I replied back with uncertainty

"It's that she was one of the last few to come online, and just like her 2 friends. . . Except only those 3 have a Nether Star within them."

I stopped for a moment, "A-are you serious? How's that even possible?"

"I don't know, but I've watched their progress and so far she has the ability to heal as one of her strongest powers. Her own abilities are much more stronger then theirs."

I just stayed quiet, but remembered clearly of what Marty said.

"Her losing her memory is bad enough, but not being able to control her abilities might bring down a world and kill many lives."

"Great the one I take is the one that's a ticking time bomb." I mumbled to myself

Steve held out his hand with a enchanted book in it, and as soon a I touched the book fused into my code. I looked up at Steve, who looked back at me,

"I'll keep this a secret. . . For now. But once Notch finds out, I may not be able to help you then. In the mean time take her to your personal biome, and only venture out when you need to." Steve held out his hand

"I will." I nodded my head as I took Steve's hand and shook it

I turned around and walked off, while Steve teleported else where. I grabbed some wood on his along the way, and changed my appearance. As I got closer, I noticed the she was looking at a butterfly that floated around her and Marty. She giggled as it came near her, I couldn't help myself so I chuckled and she saw me.

"You got the wood!" She smiled

"And also I know a place where you can get better." I replied

"Really?" She answered

"Yeah it's not that far from here." I lied knowing that it was actually on the far side of the worlds, "I can even make a potion for us to fly there."

"What about Marty?" She asked
"I'm definitely coming." Marty told me

I blanked out for a moment and sighed, "I'll just create a portal for us then."

Sighing once more, I brought out a blank book, and threw some Red Stone Dust, before I actually made the portal. Toni grabbed the backpack and blanket, only to be scooped up in my arms. Her face reddened, but she looked at Marty with a smile. I took one step forward and walked through the portal, she clung to me while Marty stayed close.
On the other side, after the portal closed, MY biome seemed gloomy to anyone as it was always night. Though ahead of us was an immense mansion, lighting can be seen in the distance, and she buried her face into my flannel. I looked down at her, once I began to walk toward it.

"Don't worry." I told her, "You'll be safe here."

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Word count: 810
(Should I include the work count?)