It is cruel, you know, that music should be so beautiful. It has the beauty of loneliness of pain: of strength and freedom. The beauty of disappointment and never-satisfied love. The cruel beauty of nature and everlasting beauty of monotony... Mitchell Hughes is a very depressed 17 year old boy with no friends other then his blade and Piano. They are the only two things that understand him. He has been accepted into a gifted and talented school for his efforts in music. Darkness consumes his every thought all because of an incident that happened at his old home and school. What will happen when he meets a boy named Jerome who helps him every step to his recovery? WARNING: This book will contain some very triggering stuff. Read at your own risk.

It all started with a letter. A letter that brought them to a mansion. A mansion that then trapped them inside with a monster. A monster known as the EnderOni. Now 13 unlucky minecrafters are trapped inside the EnderOni's mansion, forced to solve puzzles and fight battles to even keep alive, let alone escape. But it doesn't stop there. One of those minecrafters already knows how it ends. He's seen it all before in the previous loop, and he'll see it all again in the next. Never once in any of the loops has he gotten close to freedom. But maybe that can change. Maybe, after learning from all his mistakes, he can finally outsmart the EnderOni.