I had this idea of a series for almost a month now. Now usually I don't do a lot of series, or I just abandon them and never finish it again.

The only series I completed was 'A bloody hermitcraft mystery', and that took more than half a year to finish. I'm telling you murder mystery ain't that easy to create. •^•

So after almost a month thinking about it, I finally agreed that I should make a series, just for fun.

But this time it's different, because this time it's actually not all about angst. That's right! I'm doing a fluff series!

Because in all honesty I've been making too much angst stories. It was fun  sometimes being called the angst queen, but  I'm seriously taking a break with angst for while.

[Future Keichi: That's a lie and you know it!]

unicornthalady consider this as your request for fluff. ;)

So for now look out for a new book, I'll be posting it maybe less than 10 hours later, will find it soon enough.

Here's a sneaky preview of my new book.

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—Zedaph's POV—

"Tango, why am I here again?"

"To witness the power of science!" The blonde exclaimed.

It was a week after my last episode was uploaded. The cartoony scientist Tango, insisted that I should witness his new machine. Or what he calls his, 'inator'. He did not tell me the reason for my company but I went with it anyway. He could have called Impulse, Bdubs, maybe even Mumbo, but no! He asked for me instead.

"Tango, you still haven't told me why you called me here. Not that I'm complaining though! I'm just a bit curious. Why?" I asked.

Tango stopped walking at the perfect timing we reached his, ummm- inator. His eyes finally fixed on me as that little smirk on his face gave me the idea that this might not have been a good idea to come. But after a few minutes of explaining, his intentions were finally clear.

"After you showed me your baby zombie security, it gave me an idea for a new inator. Your security wasn't exactly the most effective so I thought I could help you by adding more baby zombies," He then pointed at the a professional looking contraption.

"I call it the Infantesimal Inator!"

"The what?"

The red-eyed hermit widened his cheeky grin, "Infant and Infinitesimal, mixed together to make the word Infantesimal. I can turn normal zombies to baby zombies! Hehe!"
The 'hehe' part cracked my calm demeanor and sent me to a fit of giggles, "Tango what in the world is even that name!?"

"You like it? I'm a genius!" He laughed. "So anyways, I wanted to see if you approve of this idea. I have this random zombie trapped inside the fence as are guinea pig and see if we can turn it into a baby. Unfortunately this is not permanent so the effects will wear off for a few months before it turns back into a grownup zombie. But this is only a test so I can just fix it later..."

After a long explanation of how the inator works, I officially approved the idea and we both shook hands. He requested that I should maybe stay a bit further away from the room, in case if something goes wrong, and so I did. I watched as Tango hopped on the little seat at the back of his inator. First he started up the contraption, creating this weird engine noise you'd rarely hear in minecraft. Once it was turned on, he then pointed a cone-shaped beam on the mob, and yelled,

"READY ZED!?"

I carefully hid behind the safety glass and gave him a thumbs up. "Ready! I yelled back.

"HERE WE GO!!"

And soon a big orb of light started growing from the tip, then forming into this giant beam, pointing at the zombie. Everything was going very smoothly!... Well that's what me and Tango thought at first. "YES, YES, IT'S WORKING!! HAHA IT'S WORKING ZED!!" He cried out.

Oh boy... that was a big jinx.

Just then, bright white beams changed into different colors of the rainbow continuously. I did not think much about it at first, but when my gaze landed on Tango's sudden frightened expression, rushing through all the buttons and levers in front of him, that look alone told me that something was wrong. The inator suddenly went into a spiral, and yeeted the scientist out of his chair and onto the concrete floor. It kept spinning from all kinds of direction, with the rainbow beam wackily dancing all over the place, it was like a disco ball.

I hastily climbed on top of the safety glass and yelled, "TANGO, YOU OKAY!?"

The blonde scientist hesitantly backed up to wall, wincing as he kept rubbing his sore bum. "I THINK SO!!" He yelled back.

As if the obnoxiously loud engine noises was enough to make our ears bleed, the rainbow beam changed back to white, but only this time the beam grew brighter and brighter till a blinding light blocked my whole vision. I hissed from the glaring light till I found myself stumbling back to the nearest wall, I felt my head hit the concrete block to hard that the blinding light faded into pitch black darkness. The last thing heard was faint calls of my name, then a constant ring in my head...

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