The Jungle Temple Oracle: The Mystery of Herobrine Book Two
AN UNOFFICIAL NOVEL THE JUNGLE TEMPLE ORACLE THE MYSTERY OF HEROBRINE BOOK TWO A GAMEKNIGHT999 ADVENTURE AN UNOFFICIAL MINECRAFTER S ADVENTURE MARK CHEVERTON SKY PONY PRESS NEW YORK
AcknoWlEDGEMEnTS i d like to thank my family for their continued support and understanding for my constant compulsive need to write at 4 a m and at night and every minute over the weekends Without your support I could have never written these books I’d also like to thank Sara Klock for her contin ual excitement and support from day one of this adventure Her enthusiasm and energy was conta gious and appreciated I’d also like to thank the fantastic people at Sky horse Publishing Their tireless work is inspiring and keeps me writing when I’m exhausted Lastly thank you to all the readers out there Your adoption of Gameknight999 Monet113 Crafter Hunter and Stitcher into your hearts and imaginations is sincerely appreciated Keep read ing for there are more adventures coming and watch out for creepers
WhAT iS MinEcRAfT M inecraft is an incredibly creative game that can be played either online with people from all over the world or just played with friends or played alone It’s likely one of the most creative things I’ve seen come to computer gaming in a long time Referred to as a sandbox game it gives the player the ability to build anything their minds can imagine using textured cubes as their building materials Of course most players first build a castle that seems like a rite of pas sage in Minecraft Players quickly realize though that the rules of physics don’t apply to this digital landscape In Creative mode you can build floating cities in the sky a bridge to nowhere or an under water village of glass that was one of the things that were destroyed on my son’s server I’ve seen people build massive ornately decorated spiral staircases that extended from deep down at the bedrock level all the way up to the build limit layer 255 and others building massive space stations that float in the sky and span hundreds of blocks in all directions Anything is possible as long as you follow two important rules 1 everything is made of blocks and 2 you can build anything
