Chapter 64

                                        

                                              
Jean's Point of View
                              
Jean sat at her desk, rubbing her temples. It had been a very stressful couple of days. The Resistance had aired their promo before Jean could do anything about it. Now everyone in the Sectors believed them, and were resisting Mojang. There have been uprisings all over the place.
                              
Jean had been forced to send in the Zombie, Skeleton, Spider, Slime, Silverfish, Cave Spider, Witch, Creeper, and Endermen units to keep the resisting people at bay. Jean had told the commanders to do whatever it took to stop them.
                              
Jean supposed this is what Notch had wanted all along. Some people were uprising, but the rest were cowering in fear.
                              
Everyone feared Mojang.
                              
There was a knock at Jean's door. "Come in," she said, exhausted.
                              
In stepped the last person Jean expected to see.
                              
Alex.
                              
"Why are you back?" Jean asked.
                              
Alex sat down. "They discovered my true identity," she answered. "But not before I collected some very useful information."
                              
"Spill it," Jean said, leaning forward eagerly.
                              
"The Resistance is planning on staging a full on attack against Mojang. They're currently preparing for the battle. You should expect it in a few days or so," Alex explained.
                              
Jean sat back, thinking. A full on attack? She had to tell Notch about it.
                              
"Thank you Alex. You have been very useful. I'm glad we recruited you," Jean said.
                              
Alex nodded and left. After a few minutes, Jean went up to Notch's office.
                              
"Come in!" he said cheerfully.
                              
Always happy, Jean thought. She walked inside.
                              
The night sky seeped in through the floor to ceiling windows. The office was filled with the normal amount of clutter.
                              
She sat down in her usual chair. "I have some grave news," she said.
                              
Notch's brow furrowed for a second. "What is it?" he asked.
                              
Jean told her what Alex had said.
                              
"Oh dear," Notch said, no longer cheerful.
                              
"Should I call back the units to defend us?" Jean asked.
                              
"No, no, they are too busy," Notch replied.
                              
"But sir, our human troops aren't trained enough," Jean stated.
                              
"The only way to stop them is to attack them before they get here," Notch murmured.
                              
"But what can we attack them with?" Jean persisted.
                              
Notch thought for a moment. Finally, he spoke.
                              
"The Nether units."
                              
"But sir, those troops aren't ready to be in the Over--" Jean started.
                              
"I don't care!" Notch interrupted. "You will send the Nether units to attack the Resistance tomorrow!"
                              
Jean was shocked by his shouting. Notch never yelled like that.
                              
"Yes sir," she said quietly. Her Minetablet buzzed. She checked it.
                              
"Sir, we have seen no signs of Herobrine since he helped the Resistance in the desert," Jean said, reading the message on her tablet.
                              
"He must be outside of the Sectors," Notch replied.
                              
"But that was all destroyed in the Great War fifty years ago!" Jean exclaimed.
                              
"Exactly," Notch said. "He must be doing something with all that iron outside of the Sectors, where no one can disturb him."
                              
"What could he be using all that iron for?" Jean asked.
                              
"I don't know," Notch replied.
                              
There was a knock on the door. Madge walked in.
                              
"Sir, I brought you your de-aging potion," the Witch said as she walked over to Notch.
                              
"Why thank you, Madge," Notch said, taking the potion and downing it in one swig.
                              
Madge bowed slightly and left.
                              
"Sir?" Jean asked when the Witch was gone. "Why do you think Herobrine helped the strike team?"
                              
Notch hesitated a moment before answering. "He hates me for defeating him years ago. He wants to destroy me. Which means he's on the Resistance's side."
                              
"But the Resistance were fighting bounty hunters at the time," Jean said. "Not Mojang."
                              
"Herobrine has magical powers," Notch replied. "He must've sensed that the Resistance would've died there if no one intervened. So he saved them."
                              
"Ah, yes sir," Jean said. "Well, I should be going."
                              
"Not yet," Notch said. "I want to show you something first."
                              
* * *
                              
About an hour later, Notch, Jean, and about twenty Mojang workers in iron armor stood on the roof. The wind whipped at Jean's hair.
                              
"Why are we up here, sir?" Jean shouted to be heard over the wind.
                              
"Because, today is the day that we take control of the Ender Dragon," Notch yelled back. He ripped a large tarp off the center of the building.
                              
It revealed the giant End portal, completely finished.
                              
"Today, we will take control of the Ender Dragon. And when the time is right, we will unleash it upon the world!" Notch shouted.
                              
The Mojang warriors cheered.
                              
"Are you ready to change hi온라인카지노게임?!" Notch asked.
                              
The warriors cheered again, while Jean thought that that sentence didn't make any sense.
                              
"Then let's go!" Notch yelled, and the warriors jumped into the End portal one by one.
                              
Notch was last. "Wish me luck," he said.
                              
Jean didn't say anything as Notch jumped into the End portal.
                              
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Okay, so I rethought not making a movie out of this, again. Because a certain...few people...pointed out that the things I said last chapter are, in fact, possible to animate.
                              
So, there may be a movie to this, eventually.
                              
But, if there is, it won't be for a long time.
                              
As in, years.
                              
Like two or three years.
                              
Maybe.
                              
Sorry if that's too long to wait. But I have no idea how to animate, and my family's computer isn't very good for animating anyway. But I'll try to start it eventually.
                              
Thanks for reading, and don't forget to vote, comment, and follow!
                              
~Radishologist
                              
Update whatever day it is/16: I am not making this into a movie. Please do not ask me to.