A/N Hello once more! I've honestly ran out of idea of what to say, I've written over 2000 words today, so my motivation is dying... Thankfully Froggie's hasn't fully as now we have chapter 3! Enjoy!

Words: 638 with out the Authors Notes (A/Ns)

Written by: Froggie (Crafty_R567)

Trigger Warning: Dying Axolotls (Screw you Froggie! I know it actually happened but it was still sad!)

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      Chopping down one of the trees nearby Crafty began to make a small temporary shelter on top of one of the trees by the lake. It was tiny, a three by three platform with four walls. A bed in one corner, a chest, furnace, and a single block to stand on.

      That should get me started! He thought to himself. Looking up at his small shelter.

      But it certainly won't do in the long term.

      So he began gathering resources. He got lots of spruce and birch, but he couldn't find any dark oak.

      Hmmm.... What should I do...

      Ooh! I should ask Xaria! She should have stuff! Wait... I don't have a button yet... Shit.

      Wandering around a bit in the woods seeing if he could find any landmarks of where Autumm's house is. Slipping he fell into a small pond.

      "GAH!!" He gasped climbing out of the water, scoffing up a little bit of water as he sat beside the pool of glistening water.

      Peering in, he was astonished, some small animal was living in this pool. A pale little creature. It was an axolotl! Crafty had only seen these in CRM, in his friend's fish tank. Never in the wild. Amazed by this creature, he decided to name it. Axel. That was a good name right? He didn't know, but he liked Axel.

     Looking back and forth to make sure no one was around. He removed his gloves. Then he proceeded to make the change, slowly he shrank, gills grew, and so did a tail. He was know longer an elf with cyan hair. He was a blue axolotl.

      It's hard to breathe...... he thought to himself.

      Quickly he scampered to the water. Splashing in, he began swimming around in the little pond, twisting and turning, swimming back and forth. Being an axolotl was amazing! He spent at least half an hour playing with Axel.

      Finally, he exited the pond. Changing, back into the cyan haired elf, that Xaria had met at spawn.

      Pausing for a moment he decides to make Axel's home safer and prettier and funner.

      Grabbing wood from a nearby tree, he turns his head for a split sec to chop down the three.

      Turning back to Axels pond he notices Axel.. Out of the water...

      Rushing to Axel, he tries to pick him up to put him back in the water, but he's too slippery.

      "No no no no no... Please don't die Axel... I just found you..." Finally, grasping Axel gently, just as he begins to put back in the water. Axel goes limp, right in Crafty's arms. "No.... I... I'm sorry Axel... I-I couldn't save you..."

      Placing Axel gently down on the grass, Crafty stands up, not bearing to stay there anymore.

      He begins walking back to the shelter. Wiping a tear from his eyes.

      When he gets back to the lake he sees something strange... A purple block... It was amethyst. With a stone button placed on top.

      Huh... This server is weird. Crafty thought pressing it. A weird feeling spread as well as a calming kind of darkness. Then out of nowhere light appeared again, the sun blinding him just as it did when he first came to this place.

      Stepping out of the gazebo, he walked around spawn. Something felt weird... it felt familiar. It was a feeling that he hadn't felt in a long time since his youth... He could tell there was another... but... How?

      Ignoring his questions spiraling in his head. He walked back to the buttons.

      Xaria must be at home. He thought to himself, pressing the button on the gold block. The darkness returned. And then left, for the light of the sun. Walking out of hir house was Xaria... pink hair resting on their shoulders.

      "Hi Xaria!" He said waving.

      Eyo my humanoids, I was in the middle of reading Someone Named Xelqua by Ariyaquila, it's an amazing hermitcraft book that I highly suggest! This is my second time reading it and it's super good! Anyways:

      Ladies, gentlemen, theydies and gentletheys, have a FAEtastic day! -Faerie