Herobrine had put on a brown shirt for the time being, and some grey pants. For his other clothes needed fixing and cleaning.

Herobrine walked beside Steve. He was finally out of the horrid Teen stage. But he had not escaped the depression that fallowed right after it. He then stopped and Steve looked at him.

"What is it?" Steve asked.

"I wanted to show you something Steve." Herobrine said as he held his hand out with a smile.

Steve took his hand and nodded.

Herobrine pulled Steve closer and there was a bright flash of white. Steve opened his eyes to a sky where a still moon and thousands of stars with the constellations already mapped out with glowing lights, a soft grass ground and ole trees randomly placed. Fireflies and luminescent butterflies fluttering by, various sorts of flowers spread out in patches. Herobrine sat down against a tree. Steve layed down with his head on Herobrines lap as the millions of fireflies flew over to them, lighting up the small world around him. Steve reached his hand out to them with a bright smile. He had never seen anything so... beautiful. Not even the overworld could be this beautiful. A waterfall flowed to the right, and it wasn't loud at all, a pond with glowing fish swimming in a way that seemed almost magical, frogs and the other night creatures sang in a calming way.

A soft wind flowed through the small peace of land. He looked at the constellations and mapped them out with his fingers, and smiled widely. Herobrine looked down at Steve, happy. And he felt at peace.

The air was pure and fresh, a bunny hopped by with a red fox walking beside it. It was a pocket of world Herobrine had taken for himself. He made the moon and stars, but this was the best view in his opinion. And it was magical. Sadly every creature there was a spirit of someone he had either thought was deserving of peace in his own special place, or that had believed that there was more to Herobrine than what others thought. Anyone who had found themselves awake at night for the beauty it gave.

Steves eyes lit up like the sky with stars. His eyes were growing drowsy however. He was desperate to stay awake.

"It's beautiful... peaceful... if I could die, I would want to be here... is bob here?" Steve asked as he looked at Herobrine.

"I was able to reach out to his sole... you won't believe what he is." Herobrine said with a smile.

"Where is he?" Steve asked.

"Right over there." Herobrine said and pointed to a buck. A large male deer with grand horns.

Steve went wide eyed.

"I thought he would be a bunny... but... no..." Herobrine said with a sigh. The Buck nodded his head at Steve before trotting off. "He's still waiting for Dasy though. I made him a promise she would come here." Herobrine whispered.

"That's good." Steve smiled and closed his eyes with a sigh. "Why doesn't night in the overworld look like this?" Steve asked.

"Because I couldn't make it beautiful with what was going on. But after this. The night will be more beautiful than ever. I promise. And Mobs will be trying to join society. As proper people." Herobrine said and Steve opened his eyes.

"Can you bring me here more often?" Steve asked.

"Of course. And if you ever want to die completely, I would be happy to bring you here or make a whole new world for you." Herobrine said and slowly waved his hand across the sky. "I would make anything you wanted. I would even build with you. You could help me make new creatures. How does that sound?" Herobrine asked.

"That sounds... nice... but only after I exhaust all I could from the world I lived in." Steve said with a smile. "Deal?"

"Deal." Herobrine chuckled. "But... don't keep me waiting... ok?"
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Steve gave a quick nod but a yawn overtook him as he curled up and closed his eyes and passed out.

Herobrine smiled at him, his hand ran through Steve's hair. He enjoyed this moment more than anything. The peace, the comfort. But the losses he was going through were killing him inside. He was tearing himself apart.

So this was a good break. He closed his eyes and listened as he passed out with his hand on Steve's side as Steve curled up into his chest, and his head layed back.

The fire fly's became dim.

The 5 fish in the pond were once people, the bunny and the fox were once a couple, the four butterfly's were once a family, the buck was once Bob, and the one wolf was once a person that helped Herobrine, who was still waiting for those they cared for most.

As Herobrine fell asleep, two stars formed in the sky and then floated down as they glowed. A large ghost male wolf formed and next to it from the second star a ghost pup formed. Both see through and luminescent. The pup and the male bounded over to the female as they rubbed against each other, and played with the pup as they ran together. A family re united.

Herobrine' breath flew from his mouth as fog and dissolved into the air. His body warmed Steve's as they layed next to each other, embraced in each other's arms.