A Minecraft Adventure

Chapter 2: Learning

I take a large gulp and gather whatever braveness is left in me and I charge towards the nearest one and whack my sword furiously to what looks to be some sort if green thing. It hisses and before I can make another hit it explodes, leaving a large crater and scattered blocks. I discover how much health it took from me so I hide until it regenerates. After my health returns I jump out and attack a skeleton and it leaves me 2 bones and 2 arrows.

By sunrise I've learned to kill every monster even the green things and I end up with 38 bones, 64 arrows, 64 gunpowder, 31 rotten flesh, 15 spider eyes, and 64 string. As dawn approaches I retreat back to my home, and store my items in a chest I made the night before. I tiredly grab some food and finish off my remaining apples and decide today is a hunting day.

I then grab my sword and head out to find animals and I also plan on shearing some sheep for a bed. After about ten minutes of searching I find pigs and sheep, chickens and cows. I decide to leave some animals to make a future farm. I kill about ten pigs and end up with 49 porkchops and I head to a small heard of sheep and shear one and it gives me 3 wool so I head home for the day and decide to take the rest of the day off of work.

When I reach home I cool my porkchops and I make a bed and out it next to my furnace. Then I start to think. What was that green thing out there? I think to myself and make a name for it. I decide to call them creepers. Yeah, creeper is a good name got them. Then I wonder outside and start to randomly punch the grass and a seed pops out of one. My eyes grow wide at my discovery and I run around crazily and collect 52 seeds. Then I find a small pool of water and grab a hoe, till the dirt and plant them.

After an hour they are already fully grown. I harvest them and replant the seeds. Afterwards, I go inside and save the wheat to lure animals into a future farm. By now night is approaching so I go into my bed and drift off into a deep and sweet sleep.