Nightmare In The Day

By Sophie M

 Cry in the Forest

Herobrine’s eyes glowed bright white with anger as he walked around the forest in deep thought, thinking about his next move against The-user-that-is-not-a-user. And then he thought he heard a slight cry coming from in the forest. He walked through the forest growling as he moved about the trees like a maze of wood and leaves. Then he stepped into a clearing and saw a little newborn child lying on a hill, he stepped closer and saw it wasn’t a normal villager child. It didn’t have the bulbous nose like the villagers, or a colored robe. “Well hello there little girl,” Herobrine said, “You’re not normal are you?”

His eyes glowed like two mini suns. The child instantly stopped crying and started to laugh! Herobrine smiled an evil smile, he took hold of her and his hands started to glow a sickly yellow as he was using his crafting powers and then after a few moments her eyes started to glow, then Herobrine’s hands went back to their normal color. “I’ll name you Herobrin,” He said, “The most powerful of my creations having that name will make fun of all those pathetic Light Crafters and strike fear into the hearts of those who hear the word.” Herobrine chuckled at the thought. Then disappearing and reappearing in an instant only in a spider cave deep underground. He allowed his eyes to glow brighter; all of a sudden every spider in the cave stopped and looked straight at him except one; a spider appeared to be smaller than the rest. But its eyes shone, not a terrifying red like the rest of the spiders, but an evil purple. The spider climbed down from the wall and walked up to Herobrine. “What are the Makersss commandsss,” Asked the giant spider known as Shivalak the Spider Queen. “I have a new creation,” He said. “I want you to train her to survive the Overworld, to be able to climb the highest mountains in ten minutes, and other strategies. Also, you will give her a gift, so will all my other creations.”  The spider nodded and turned He could hear her whispering orders to the other spiders then walking away into the darkness. A few minutes later she returned holding a pair of boots. The spider gave Herobrine them and said, “Thessse are made of ssspider silk, they are unbreakable and will help her with climbing.” “Very good,” Herobrine answered. “She’ll grow into them.” Then he put the boots into his inventory and said “when she turns two, you will start her lessons.” Then disappeared and reappeared on an obsidian platform in another cave, but this one was not a spider cave, it was a Zombie Town. None of the zombies walking by noticed the Shadow Crafter on the platform. So he let his eyes grow even brighter. All the zombies stopped what they were doing to look away. When Herobrine had all the zombies’ attention he let his eyes dim down. More and more zombies gathered into the area by the edge of the platform and stopped when they saw that it was Herobrine making all the commotion and listened for what he was going to say. Then Herobrine saw Xa tul, at least a head taller than the rest, push through the large crowd and walked onto the platform. As soon as he saw Herobrine clearly he said “what are the Maker’s commands for Xa tul?” “I have a new creation and I want you to train her to use a sword and strength so well that she can break through a tree in one hit.” Herobrine stated.   “Also I want you to give her a gift, now do you understand?” The zombie king nodded, and then walked away. He called for one of his generals, a zombie with a long thick scar on her cheek hustled out of the crowd and stood up strait as she stopped in front of Xa tul. “What are Xa tul’s commands for Ka lul,” the rotting creature asked as politely as possible. Xa tul renamed Ka lul a long time ago, she was before Da lul but as a loyal spy, risking her life in battle, he renamed her Ka lul. “Get all the diamonds as possible from the rest of the zombies and give them to me,” he answered. “And one emerald also, I want them in ten minutes.” The general nodded and ran off as quickly as possible. He looked at Herobrine and saw he was holding a child in his arms, he hadn’t noticed her before. He looked at the child, and then at Herobrine, and then back at the child. She had her eyes closed the whole time. Then Ka lul returned with seven diamonds. She stopped in front of Xa tul and gave him them. He walked to the nearest crafting bench and crafted a sword, the sword had a lone emerald on the hilt and was crafted of seven diamonds instead of two. He then gave it to Herobrine and said, “It’s crafted from seven diamonds and is extremely strong.” “That will be perfect; her lessons start on her second birthday.” Herobrine said as he took the sword, and then disappeared.

The day was getting darker as Herobrine walked through a series of caves. “How hard can it be to find a dumb enderman in a cave?” He mumbled under his breath. Then, looking at the child, he noticed that she had been silent the whole time he was telling his creations about her. She was now looking around happily smiling up at him. The child likes caves. Herobrine thought as he walked into a cave and was instantly blasted with heat, he carefully walked past a large pool of lava, the molten substance bubbling. He saw a pair of eyes staring at him and walked into the darkness toward them, his eyes lighting up the cavern. As he came closer, he could now clearly see that it was Feyd the enderman king looking at him. “Before any questions,” Herobrine quickly said. “I want to tell you that I want you to create a gift for my most powerful creation yet. Also I want you to teach her to teleport, to survive in the End, and to tame and ride the Ender dragon.” He placed Herobrin in the enderman’s hands. “Yes Maker.” Feyd dare not question the evil virus.
“This is Herobrin. I transferred some of my crafting powers to her.”  She looked at Feyd and laughed. He nodded his head and disappeared, reappearing just two minutes later still holding the child in his hand, but with a block of obsidian in his other. Feyd gave the child back to Herobrine and started to craft something, when he finished he put what looked like a hair piece in herobrin’s hair. “It’s made of obsidian and end stone,” Feyd said, hoping that the gift was acceptable. “They will allow her to teleport to the Nether, the End, and the Overworld.”