Day One:
I just started Minecraft, and I was like, "Ok yay, but I need to get wood to build a house before night comes and- OH LOOK A LLAMA." So I ran up to the llama and mounted it. I was confused why the llama wasn't going where I wanted to go cuz I thought u could ride llamas like horses, so I was just awkwardly sitting on the llama trying to control it while it was grazing. Then the sun started setting, and my llama fell into a pit with water, and I was frantically trying to make steps out of the hole to save my llama, but I was too late, and my llama died. I blamed myself for the death of the llama, but later I found out it was the llama's fault cuz llamas are stupid. Then soon after, either zombies killed me or I drowned.
My respawn point was a deep valley, so I had to climb out of it, but like I said, it was night, so I died multiple times trying to get out of it while a stupid skeleton was shooting arrows at me, and I had nothing to protect me except my punches. Eventually, I killed that mob, but of course, it wasn't the only one, but finally, I got out of the valley when it was day, and I slapped all the remaining mobs to the death.
So now I was in hardcore survival mode, and I collected as much wood as I could to make a shelter for the night. But of course, I couldn't make a small shelter that was easy and quick to make nonono. I had to make at least a medium-sized house, so obviously, I didn't make it in time, and I died quite quickly. So this time, I was like, "THAT'S IT IM TIRED OF THESE MOBS IM CHANGING TO PEACEFUL MODE."
So I changed the mode and started looking for my house. But eventually, I gave up and started making a new house, again a medium-sized one. While I was doing that, I saw a chicken, and I chased and killed it cuz obviously I had to eat, BUT FOR SOME REASON, THE CHICKEN DIDN'T DROP ANY LOOT. So I kinda accidentally murdered an innocent chicken for no reason- So after that tragedy, I realized when I chased the chicken, I went away from my house, but I found my other home. So I collected the wood from it and returned to my other place that I thankfully didn't lose. But then, in the distance, I noticed something that looked like a farm.
Day Two:
I ditched my barely started house and ran towards it with the hopes of finding a village. And my theory was correct! I have found a village. It was a small village, but it was enough for me. There was like only one or two inhabitants for some reason, but they ran away whenever I came close. I tried trading with one of them before they could run away quickly, but even for the lowest level, I needed leather to trade with them. I had no idea where the heck to get leather. I thought it came from horses, but either way, there were no horses in this biome.
I explored all the buildings and eventually got the hang of moving around from one place to another. I looted the chests I found in the houses, and yes, I know that's bad, the villagers probably worked hard to get that stuff, but hey, they are NPC's and don't really matter (sorry, no offense villagers). I slept peacefully that night, and the following day I was ready for anything Minecraft threw at me (except Mobs).
I collected the food from the farms and planted the seeds, and everything was going good. Whenever I saw a cute fox, I fed it the red berries I found (later I found out that they are poisonous to me, I hope they're not poisonous to them...) One day, I found a cute sheep. I shaved it, fed it, and led it to the village with hay. The village had like a butcher's place and a fenced area connected to the house. I tried leading it into the house to get to the fenced area, but the sheep wasn't going through the door, so I gave up and let the sheep be.
Later on, I found a chicken and did the same thing, only this time the chicken fit through the door probably because it was smaller, so apparently, the sheep didn't fit through the door because it was so fat. So then I found another chicken, and I made it go to the fenced area too, and of course, I mated them, and they had a Lil cute chick. The fenced area was getting pretty crowded with the three chickens, so I planned to make it bigger later.
One day it rained, and I wanted to check up on my chickens to see how they were doing, and guess what, THEY WERE GONE. Just poof! An empty fenced area. And still, to this day, I have no idea what happened to them. I think that they got cold and died because it was raining after all, and when I was leading my sheared sheep to the fenced area, I noticed that it was literally shivering, like wow, nice details Minecraft. So I was like, oh well, and continued doing whatever I was doing.
Another day I found out about wandering traders, so I checked out what it had. It sucked, but either way, I didn't have any emeralds to buy anything. One time though, I saw the llama of the wandering trader getting attacked by a wolf, but before I could do anything, the llama was killed and dropped the leash it was on. I felt bad for the trader, but the trader was like, "Oh, my llama died... oh well, llamas are stupid anyways." And I mean, he isn't wrong, and I talk from experience.
ALSO, RECENTLY I FOUND OUT THAT LLAMAS SPIT AT A WOLF RANDOMLY WHEN THE WOLF DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG! AND I WITNESSED A LLAMA KILLING A INNOCENT LIL WOLF WITH ITS SPITS! LIKE WTH DUDE! SO NOT ONLY LLAMAS ARE STUPID, THEY'RE EVIL TOO!!! But back then, I liked llamas and didn't know the extent of their stupidity, so I promised myself that I would eventually get that villager a new llama. (spoiler alert: I didn't)
On another day, I found a sheep, and I wanted to restart my farm, so I destroyed some of the fences so the sheep could go in then put it back while the sheep was there. Later on, I found another sheep, and I got it into the fenced area without letting the other sheep get out by making a new fenced area connected to the old one but keeping the divider, getting the new sheep into the new fenced area, and then removing the fence in between the two. Then, of course, I mated them, and the baby sheep was SO CUTE.
With all these sheep, I had a huge abundance of wool, and I mean HUGE. So I sheared them every now and then, and life was good until...... Before I tell you what happened, you need to take note that wolves were always right outside the fence staring at the sheep with their scary red eyes, but thankfully my sheep were protected, and neither me nor the sheep were attacked.
But one day, it started raining, and I was like, "Oh no! I don't want my sheep to die like my chickens! I need to make a roof above the fenced area, so they won't get cold!" So I quickly went to my sheep to make the roof, I put one block of wood planks inside the fenced area to build upwards to make the roof, but that was a grave mistake... when I put one block down suddenly one of my sheep climbed up on it. And I was like, "OH MY GOD, NONONO GO BACK DONT GO FORWARD." Because if the sheep went forward, it would go over the fence and right into the jaws of the wolves. But sadly, the sheep didn't hear my pleas and went forward with the other sheep following and the wolves violently attacking the sheep.
*I'm not done yet but ima take a break and leave it on a cliff hanger lol
