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@@justyourkevin1019 you bb

This is just the cave base/villager trading hall, I do plan on finishing my main base in 2025!

@ yeah the way you have it in the cave is very unique like why build a base outside the cave when ya have it in a cave. Super cool

Thank you Ben! I am interested in commander format so maybe I’ll get into it, I’m killing it in YuGiOh rn so it’s my priority trading card game atm!

@@colinmcmasters5819 yeah I could’ve but it all just happened so fast

I think my wrist was hurting lol

@ fair enough

@@AntoineLachaine laptop 1.21.4

@@Hermit22288 yeah hardcores cool but accidents like this happen all the time lol

@@Logan1331 like from dragon ball?

@@Jeremiah-r4x2l yeah part of the new update

@@maxietaxie1571 haha thanks for witnessing

@@brandonlolz9936 facts

@@4KRESOLUTI0N yeah I messed up

@@dinosaurkool it’s freaky af

Not quiet. If you keep looking at the endermans face before attacking, he will stand still until you look away or attack him.

@Meromeromiiii very freaky

@@tiliair what do you mean? Like what do I imply?

This is like forcing a fumble but the offensive team still recovering it

The Aether's Whisper It was a cold, moonless night in the Overworld. The campfire crackled softly as a group of travelers huddled around, their armor dented from countless battles. Each of them had tales of the Nether's horrors and the End's void, but tonight the oldest among them, an experienced explorer named Elias, spoke up with a story that silenced the group. "Have you ever heard of the Aether?" Elias began, his voice barely above a whisper. The group exchanged puzzled looks. Everyone knew of the Nether and the End, but the Aether was something only mentioned in legends. Elias leaned closer to the fire, the orange light reflecting in his weary eyes. "The Aether is not like the other dimensions. It's beautiful, radiant, a paradise floating high above the clouds. But beauty, my friends, is often the greatest deception." He paused, letting the crackle of the fire punctuate his words. "I was young when I found it. The portal was hidden in the ruins of an ancient village, its frame made of glowing quartz and activated with water instead of fire. I thought it was a miracle-a dimension of light and serenity. I was wrong." The adventurers shifted uneasily, the fire casting long shadows that danced on the trees. Elias continued, his voice tinged with dread. "When I stepped through, I was greeted by floating islands, vibrant fields, and skies so blue they felt endless. There were creatures too-peaceful Moas and shimmering Aerwhales. But as night fell in the Aether, everything changed." "The skies darkened, but not to a comforting black. It was... gray, cold, and empty. Shadows moved where no light should cast them, and whispers filled the air. At first, I thought it was the wind, but then I understood-they were voices. They spoke of things I dared not comprehend, secrets of the void, of worlds beyond even the End." One of the younger adventurers interrupted, his voice shaky. "What did they say?" Elias shot him a piercing look. "Things no mortal should know. And if you listen too long... you begin to forget yourself." He shuddered and pulled his cloak tighter. "I saw others there-travelers like me. They wandered aimlessly, their eyes hollow, their words incoherent. They had become part of the Aether, trapped between worlds. I fled, but the portal back wasn't where I left it. The dimension had shifted, the islands rearranged. I ran for what felt like days, pursued by creatures that I cannot describe, their forms twisting and changing as they moved." "How did you escape?" another adventurer asked, leaning forward. Elias held up a small, glowing shard-a piece of skyroot, shimmering faintly. "This. I found it in a forgotten temple. It opened a way out, but only for me. I don't know if it was luck or something darker that let me leave. But when I returned, the portal was gone, and the village ruins were buried beneath rubble, as if the Aether itself had sealed its doorway." The campfire seemed dimmer now, the shadows longer. Elias looked at each of them, his voice grave. "If you ever stumble upon an Aether portal, no matter how inviting it seems, destroy it. The dimension watches, and it waits. And if it calls you back, you might not return the same." As the fire died down and the group settled into uneasy silence, none of them noticed the faint, glowing mist curling around their camp, or the soft, melodic whispers drifting on the breeze.

@@user-og7pj4ut6ulove this

​@@MrJoeGamesthanks, but I didn't make it

@@MobileWalker what it do Mobilewalker!

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It’s part of the new Minecraft Update! You might have to travel far to find one! Use the nether to help you get to new chunks!

Yeah I’ve been playing since 2010-2012 and remember always using lapis to dye stuff. Blue flowers are not easy to find and hard to come by, so was wondering how to get blue dye through alternative motives. Who knew it was THIS EASY!

@MrJoeGames Also these Ink Sac - Black dye Bonemeal - White dye Cocoa beans - Brown dye

@MrJoeGames I remember using lapis to dye stuff as well

@@Dangboi52 I didn’t know you could use bonemeal for white dye awesome thanks!

@@infinitesamurai9366 that’s awesome!

Thanks for commenting Aubrey!

I plan on finishing the game myself also!

@@NoamTheGamerYT you’re the BEST subscriber a UA-camr could ask for THANKS A TON FOR COMMENTING