The Calling Of Herobrine

Chapter 4: The Tundra

The snow glowed in the moonlight. Even though there were mobs everywhere, it was the most beautiful thing that I had ever seen.

"I can't wait to try out my elytra!" Sarah said eagerly.

"But we can't. Creeps doesn't have a pair." I said with a sorry look on my face.

Sarah looked devastated. I couldn't bear the sight if it so I said something.

"Fine, I guess it wouldn't hurt if you went for a little fly. I'll do it too. I'll carry Creeps." I said.

I dug through my inventory trying to find my elytra when I took out the silver pair of wings. They glinted in the moonlight. I put them on after taking off my chestplate and lifted Creeps by the body so that his face was looking down at the snow. We flew over mobs but we couldn't fly anymore when an enderman teleported on top of Sarah's wings and started hitting Sarah which sent her spiraling down to the snow below. I glided down to where she was. The enderman was unconscious on the ground about twenty blocks from where we were. Sarah was too. For about two seconds. When she got up, I saw that she had a big bump on her head. I look at her closely because I remember that she had something on before she crashed. Her helmet. I remembered. I looked behind me and saw the enderman slowly getting up.

"Come on! We need to go before the enderman is strong enough to telep-" I got cut off by the enderman teleporting right in front of me.

It whacked me in the face. Excruciating pain seared throughout my body. His arms were so skinny that you would of thought that they were made out of sticks but when he hit me, it was as if someone whacked you in the stomach with a fifty pound fish. Except for the fact that the pain was everywhere. I looked over at Sarah. She fired some shots at the enderman.

"Sarah n-" Creeps got cut off by the twang of five arrows.

All the arrows were about to hit the enderman when he teleported in a heap of purple smoke.

"Where is he?" Sarah asked while looking around.

"B..b..ehi...behind....y.....y..ou." I muttered.

I don't think she heard me because instead of looking behind her, she looked where she was looking which was a place that wasn't behind her. All of a sudden, she got lifted up by the enderman, twirled around his head rapidly, and slammed on the ground. She screamed in pain. Creeps couldn't keep his cool any longer. He pulled out a sword as he noticed something that could kill the enderman behind the enderman. He ran towards the enderman and quick, grabbed Sarah by the hand and brought her over to where I was. He put the sword back into his inventory and he pulled out a glowing bow and arrow from his inventory and did something that I had never seen before. He notched four arrows in the bow, all glowing with fire from the flame enchantment, and let go of the string. The four arrows hit the thing behind the enderman and that's when I got a good look at what he had hit. It was a creeper, except it was glowing.

"A charged creeper." I thought. It started to light up white like when a normal creeper was going to explode, and it exploded in the enderman's face. The enderman fell over and disappeared. At first I thought that it had teleported again, but I saw a small eye where the enderman was standing. It was an ender pearl. Creeps came over to us and asked Sarah and I something.

"Are you guys okay?" He asked.

"Yeah I'm good." Sarah and I both said in boring voices.

We all laughed. Creeps gave us both potions of regeneration.

"All better." Sarah and I said after downing them in one gulp.

We both got up. I took off my elytra and put back on my chestplate. We decided that since I was the strongest one of the group, I would use the elytra and carry Sarah, who would be carrying Creeps. When we started, it was fun, but then skeletons started shooting their arrows at us so we had to land so nobody got hit. When we landed, the sun started to come out and the skeletons started to burn up. We decided that we would continue the trek through the tundra by walking. We walked for a little while when I saw something that wasn't just flat snow. It was a little house.