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Creepypastas
put your fave minecraft creepy pastas here!
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**The Seed of Serenity**
There was a Minecraft seed known among the community as "Serenity." Players spoke of its beautiful landscapes and resources aplenty. But there was a rumor about Serenity that kept many players away—the game behaved oddly when this seed was used.
A player named Tyler, intrigued by the tales, decided to load the seed. At first, everything seemed normal. The world was indeed beautiful, with towering mountains and serene valleys. But as Tyler played, he noticed subtle oddities.,distant sounds of blocks breaking could be heard when no one else was around. Tyler brushed it off as glitches, but the feeling of being watched grew stronger.
One night, in the game, Tyler found a village. It was deserted, with no signs of villagers or even animals. In the center of the village stood a well, deeper than any Tyler had seen before. Compelled by an unknown force, he jumped in.
He fell into a vast cavern system, not like the usual game-generated ones. This was different, with hallways that seemed too straight, too intentional. Torches lined the walls at perfect intervals, leading him deeper.
Tyler came across rooms filled with signs, each bearing cryptic messages like coordinates, dates, and times. Some signs had what appeared to be usernames, but they were not from any players Tyler recognized.
The deeper Tyler went, the more the game's physics began to fail. Blocks wouldn't stay broken, water flowed upwards, and the darkness seemed to consume his torchlight. Panic set in as the whispers started, just like the rumors said.
They were voices of other players, some begging for help, others laughing maniacally. Tyler tried to log out, but the game wouldn't let him. He was trapped.
In a final room, Tyler found a single chest. Inside was a book titled "The Truth of Serenity." As he read, the screen began to glitch, and the whispers turned into screams.
The book revealed that Serenity was an experimental seed, a digital purgatory for players who had broken the game's rules. It was meant to be a myth, a ghost story, but somehow, it had become real.
Tyler's screen went black, and he was finally able to close the game. But the experience stayed with him. He could still hear the whispers when he slept, and sometimes, when he played other seeds, he'd find a sign, a subtle reminder that Serenity was still out there, waiting for its next player.
(btw this is an ai generated story by microsoft copilot, suprisingly good!)