It was a normal day in HermitCraft.
Everyone was going about their own business.
Some were working.
Some were hanging out.
Some were resting.
Grian and Scar had planned on hanging out.
So they decided to have a small picnic in Grian's midnight alley.
While they were eating, chaos happened.
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"WHO BLEW UP MY BASE!?" Iskall yelled angrily.
"Not me" Xisuma said absentmindedly.
His face turned into shock when he processed what Iskall had said.
"Wait, WHAT!?"
He turned to face the angry hermit.
"My base was griefed!"
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"Seriously! Now I have more work to do!" Xisuma said, annoyed.
"Who do-" He was cut off.
"Xisuma my drip leaf parkour is ruined!" Geminitay cried as she ran over to them.
"I went to restock it and it was all blown up!"
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"So Scar, how many times have you fallen in the boatem hole today?" Grian laughed.
"Grian!" Scar cried, flustered.
Grian began wheezing.
"GRIAN!!" They heard a distant yell at the opening of the alley.
"Huh? I wonder what that's about" Grian questioned as he stood up.
"WHO'S THERE!" Grian called.
"DO YOU NEED SOMETHING?"
He saw Doc walk in followed by Xisuma, Geminitay, and a few other hermits.
A few looked angry while others looked worried.
"What's going on-" he was cut off by a hand hitting his cheek.
"Why did you grief our bases!"
"What?" He asked confused.
He brought a hand up to rub his cheek.
"That hurt" He groaned.
"Doc! What did you do that for!?" Scar yelled.
"He griefed us!" Doc threw his hands up.
"But he has been with me all day!"
"See Doc! I told you it wasn't him!" Mumbo yelled.
"How would you know!" He snapped.
"I didn't do anything!" Grian yelled.
"Who else would do this!"
Tears welled in Grian's eyes as he backed away.
"I-"
"See!" He declared.
"It was him!"
"But- no I-"
Tears began streaming down his face.
"I-I didn't! Why won't you believe me!" He sobbed as he wrapped his arms around himself.
Scar glared at Doc.
He pulled Grian into a hug.
"Go." Scar said menacingly.
I may make part 2 because I'm too tired to finish. Also, I haven't updated this in a while T,T.
374 words!