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After informing Herobrine of Lewis, the brothers were taking a rest due to the small battle they had. They just wanted to lay low for a few days, and they met back with Herobrine a couple days later. "Now that Dan has made his move, I want to make our own," Sky said, cutting at the air with his golden sword. Lewis looked up from sharpening his own sword. "It's dangerous to fight fire with fire. We just might end up creating an even worse situation," "Yet, if we don't do anything, the situation will worsen as well." Herobrine put in. "Katharine is still on the line here." "I unfortunately didn't see her before I went under," Lewis said to

        Who is Deadlox?       The figure crept through the dark alleyway, swaying with the shadows, blending in almost completely. He reached the end of the alley and peered around the edge of the wall at the deserted marketplace ahead of him.       He slowly made his way out of the alley, creeping towards the bread stand. As soon as he was within reach, he grabbed two loaves of bread and bolted for the alleyway. He ran through one end and out the other, sprinting through the streets.       He looked behind him to see if he was being followed and felt himself slam hard into someone else. He and the other person both fell to the ground. He

The Virus   "Hurry Dawn!" yelled Sky, but it was too late. Dawn collapsed on the ground. "Oh no!" shouted Deadlox. Sky took a deep breath, covered his mouth with his hand and ran to Dawn. Sky lifted Dawn up and ran back to the Green Zone. "How did this happen?" asked Jason, panting. "Wait," said Ant curtly. He took out a note from his inventory and began to read. "Dear Ant, I don't know how this happened but a virus is spreading. The fatality rate of this virus is 100 percent. It's highly contagious too. No one had died yet. We assume that the virus takes a long time to kill a person. The researchers created the vaccine and now it's in the

 Lucariorules100 has joined the game SkyTheKidRS has joined the game Velvetkitteh has joined the game BajanCanadian has joined the game CaptainSparklez has joined the game Bodil40 has joined the game Deadlox has joined the game   Alyssa glanced down at the chat every time a new person joined. “Alright, are we all here?” she inquired, scanning all the people standing in front of her.   “Everyone except Jerome,” Mitch replied. ASF Jerome has joined the game   “I’m here~!” Jerome announced with a small twirl.   “…Okay then, I guess…” Sky adjusted his shades. “I&r

'Frightened. Alone. Cold. Cast out. The young child sat, shivering in the rain under a pine tree. He had been thrown out of his ancestral home for an accident… it hadn’t been his fault. He didn’t mean to do it. But no matter how he pleaded, the fifteen year old was thrown out anyway. That fifteen year old is me. My name is Honeydew. I’m a dwarf, once a resident of Stoneholm, but no longer. My story is a long one, but I will try to keep it short. I was on my own for a long time. I had to fend for myself with nothing but a diamond pick for three full years. But one day, as I sat on a hill in the summer time, I was at

A baby’s cry echoes down the halls of a fairly new house, and a groan is heard from one of the occupants getting up. Traveling across the room, the man known as Ant Venom slugged towards a box shaped object, also known as a crib. Inside the crib lay a baby, with bright aquamarine eyes the size of saucers, and curly chocolate brown hair. Seeing his father, the baby reaches its tiny plump arms upwards, the toddler’s cries turning into giggles of happiness. Ant smiled his adorable smile, and cradled the most precious thing he had ever wished for. Rocking the little boy back and forth, the brunette watched his pride and joy giggle an

"Sky!~" Jordan whined as the butter king got in his way. Jordan scooted over, trying to get a better view of the player building in the arena. "Sorry, Sparklez. I'm just trying to see~" Sky teased, making Jordan's face flush a bright red. Sky then turned his attention to the builder in the arena before them. "FISH! IT'S A FISH! FYESH!" Sky yelled. "Not even close!" the builder replied, continuing to build his chosen word. Sky let out an exhausted sigh and dangled himself over the railing. "Jordan, do you know what this thing is?" "Looks like a cross between an orange and a chicken." Jordan replied, snickering. "DUCK!" Sky screamed, strai

Thirst (Happy Ending)    Sky, TrueMU, and Deadlox was with Husky, Jerome, and Kermit in the meeting of the Elites. Sky found the meeting boring, but he had to know everything that was happening in the Army. "Nothing new in the base?" Jerome asked one of the Elites. "No, sir." Said the Elite. This Elite was the newest recruited, so he kept on saying sir a the end of every sentence. "How about the patrol area?" He asked the Elite who was in the charge of every patrolling groups. "We couldn't find anything harmful, but there was some strange movements in the forest," The Elite replied. "We're guessing that it was a spider." "Okay, then. You're

     The boy shot at the moving targets, missing just about each one. He concentrated on them, eyes narrowed, and prepared to try again.     "Will!" The boy started and accidentally shot a bird out of its tree in surprise as his mother called his name. He sheathed his ray gun ran inside. As he sat down at the dinner table, he couldn't help but notice (not for the first time) the empty seat at the table.      A pang of worry flashed through him as he remembered his sister, Avory who was ALWAYS early for dinner. But she was nowhere to be seen.      "Wasn't Avory outside with you?" Will's father asked as he sat down at the table. His mother s

      The sun set opposite the massive golden castle. The orange light reflected off of the gold building. No one in the city surrounding stirred. Everyone had already gone to bed, with the exception of one man.      He sighed. He leaned against the wall, his head down. He was so damn bored.     Ever since the two people who made his life a little interesting left, Sky had been bored out of his mind.     Sure, his army kept him busy, but he missed the thrill of not knowing whether you would live or die.     He missed the danger. He missed it all. But after his two best friends left to settle down elsewhere, there was nothing interesting