LOCATION: The Overworld

I followed the Scared Eye of Ender in to a forest covered area. Finding a small hole in the ground, I stopped right in front of it. Looking down inside, there was a stair case leading 60 blocks down. I started walking down the stair case with caution.

When I appeared at the bottom, it felt like a cold and heartless landscape. No life what-so-ever. Walking down the long corridors I managed to find the portal. Walking up to it's edge, I leaned over the side of the portal frame. The portal wasn't activated, so that means no one entered while I was away. Looking at the portal frame once more, all the Eye of Ender's were missing, which mean't portal opening day had passed. I dug through my bag in search for the Sacred Eye of Ender, which I just put away. I grabbed it out of my bag, and placed it on the portal frame. The portal beamed to life with particles floating around the room. I looked behind me to make sure I wasn't being followed. I heard a ZAP sound and spun around to see purple Enderman Particles floating in the air. I turned back around slowly, facing the portal, when I saw a familiar face. I'd know her anywhere... It was Ava. She worn a bright Smile on her black enderwomen face. How did she get out after I left?

"Well, Hello MsSkye Ender. Where have you been all this time? and why do you look so... I don't know... Bloody? Her grin grew wider.

"What are you doing here Ava?" She ignored my question.

"Oh, why would you ever murder you Boyfriend's Sister? And would't it be a shame if the kingdom and the WHOLE End found out what you did?" How did she know about the Murder?

"It was an accident I swear..." I whispered trailing off, feeling ashamed.

"Your right. It was an accident. A horrible one. You murdered you friend." I felt even worse then before.

"How did you find out?" Her face turned to a serious concered expression.

"Oh, MsSkye Ender, your so gullible. I was there the whole time. I saw the murder, the blood, the death, the fighting, the killing, I saw it all." She smiled once more.

"You wouldn't dare tell the End or the Kingdom what happened." I plotted.

"Oh Finally, once I tell the End and the kingdom what happened," She smiled and smirked,"the throne will go to someone who desires it. And it won't be you MsSkye." She finished jumping into the portal. I wasn't going to let her take over the kingdom, if that's what she's planning. I dove in after her.

I reappeared in the dusty portal room. For some reason, there was no guards guarding the portal. I stood up and walked up the stairs that lead to the main floor. It seems like it's been so long since I've been here. When I got to the top my jaw dropped. NO. NO. NO. NO. I ran across the floor avoiding all of the building debris. The ceiling was no longer a ceiling, because it was now on the ground. The throne that my mother once sat in was destroyed, everything was ruined. I ran across the damaged floor, to the huge castle doors that kepted the castle away from the Actual Kingdom. The whole kingdom was in ruins. The "Great Ender Wall" that surrounded the End Kingdom away from the rest of the End had collapsed on the ground, on the perimeters of the Kingdom. I remember someone I knew a long time ago told me something important about the wall...

It was just me and my father, after we had jumped out an window to run away from my mother, who was furious about me and my father switching all of my dresses with clothes I designed. My father helped me also, so he ran too. We were now sitting on the "Great Ender Wall." I was turning 7 today. I saw Nightmare flying around so I whistled for him to come, and he obeyed. Nightmare came and sat down besides us, wrapping his head and tail around up both. I petted his head, as if to say "thank you."

My father turned toward me.

"Did you ever wonder why this big wall was made?" I nodded my head.

"Yeah,"

"Well, a thousand years ago, you mother's great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, grea-"

"I get it." He smiled.

"Great Grandfather, built this wall to prevent war from coming to the End between the other kingdoms: The Nether and the Aether. This wall is what keeps you and the End residents safe. It's very precise to the End. But, the main purpose was to keep your r-, I said to much." My father stood up and looked at me with compassion in his eyes, his brown hair blowing in the End's breeze.

"I'm apprehensive that I have said to much to you, Skye." He picked me up and brought me in front of the castle doors. he put me down and peered in to my eyes, holding my shoulders securely.

"Promise me, MsSkye, that you will never leave the Kingdom Walls."

"But Wh-"

"Pormise me. I'm saying this for your own safety." Very bewildered, I responded.

"I-I pormise." He acknowledge what I had said in contentment, and walked into the castle, leaving me confused. After that day he has never spoken to me again. He never said Hi, Never wished me happy birthday, never helped me make clothes, nothing. He drifted away from me, completely. I noticed a change in the kingdom after that day as well. The Wall doors were never opened up for no reason. If someone left the kingdom walls, they weren't let back in unleash they were checked for any unusual signs. "This wall is what keeps you and the End residents safe. It's very precise to the End." That's what my father said once... once, was a long time ago...