As I spoke his name, fury sparkled in LeafPaw's eyes. My brother had left him out as a puppy to drown in the well. I dove in to save him, I hid him from Herobrine, until the next day, when I reunited him with his family in the forest he had this look, that made me want to cry. A sad tortured look, that made me keep him. My father loved the idea of having a dog, my mother, was even more horrified than I was when, my brother had tried to drown the puppy.
I needed to find my brother, I needed to stop him. Him and his army of tall, black creatures, needed defeat. Brother on brother, twin on twin, our only difference, our eyes, one set good one set evil. I have the defiant eyes given to me by the creator, my father, Notch. My brother, the twisted white eyes of the nether, of the wither, of Jeb.
On my daily walk with the pack I spotted a figure sitting against an old oak tree. He was shivering despite the warm weather, his face covered by a scarf. I drew nearer, stepping quietly as not to wake the traveler. I took my coat off and wrapped it around his shoulders. He opened his eyes and stared at me, his eyes were burning white stars. I recoiled and fell over, soon he standing right over me staring intently through my soul. He spoke in a gravelly voice, "Hello, dear brother."
"You're no brother of mine." I returned in an equally as cold manner.
"My, my, temper, temper brother." He said with nonchalance of simply smacking a fly with a newspaper.
LeafPaw growled in the background. To face the monster who had caused me all this pain, I could barely contain myself. LeafPaw lunged at Herobrine, his jaws sunk into his skin and Herobrine screamed in anguish.

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The Teleportation: A Minecraft Adventure
Mister / ThrillerSteve has been corrupted by the End dimension. He is dying from the inside out can he resist Herobrine and stop the corruption? Follow Steve on his journey to save the world in: The Teleportation.