Skeppy caught the last wither star in his very light blue hand, “Is that all of them?” he asked, looking around at the others. He looked a lot like a diamond block, however he had human anatomy. Imagine a light blue bald person with a blue hoodie and trousers.
“Should be, though at this point who knows?” Bad, or, well, BadBoyHalo, answered, looking around just in case. He looked almost like a ninja, black cape of sorts with red edging it. The hood was up, obscuring his face with a shadow and only his white glowing eyes was visible.
“Who the hell would have that many withers in one place?” a6d asked, putting his sword away. He was monochromatic, consisting of grays. His eyes were black, with a light gray headband above it, along with casual dark gray clothes.
“Someone who doesn’t want us being here, that’s for sure,” Schlatt answered. He was wearing a business suit, with a red tie and a white undershirt. He had goat horns protruding from his brown hair. The four of them had just fought off a wave of withers, all in different rooms however, they had had others with them but unfortunately they had to retreat due to being weakened quite a bit.
“That doesn’t fully answer my question. It’s a shame Techno couldn’t join us on this, I’m sure fighting a bunch of withers would be right up his alley,” a6d responded. For a split second a small smirk was on Schlatt's face, though it disappeared soon afterwards.
“Let’s see what’s in the next room, hopefully not another wither. No wonder this place is made out of Bedrock,” Bad told the others. And they moved onwards.

Luckily, there wasn’t a wither in the next room, “Oh god, parkour,” Skeppy groaned.
“Oh good, there’s water below it,” Bad pointed out.
“That doesn’t make it any better,” Skeppy sighed.
“I’ll go first,” Schlatt stated, walking forwards. The maker of the course was kind enough to give them speed for eight minutes.
“Alright, I’ll go next, then Bad, then Skeppy,” a6d responded.

Schlatt completed the parkour with ease, “Make it look easy why don’t ya? It’s almost as if you’ve done this before,” Skeppy commented as Schlatt reached the top.
“They don’t call me the parkour prince for nothing,” Schlatt responded, “Alright, a6d get up here,” he then added on.
“Fine,” the French man mumbled, starting the course. Once again, he finished with relative ease.
“HOW ARE BOTH OF YOU SO GOOOOD?” Skeppy asked.
“And my ears are now dead,” Schlatt commented.
“I feel ya,” a6d replied.
“Says you,” Bad responded.

Bad started the parkour course, he had a bit of trouble, seeing as well, y'know, he wasn’t exactly the best at that kind of stuff, though he was nowhere near as bad as Skeppy, “What I wanna know is why there’s a 14  block jump at the end,” he said as he landed, panting slightly.
“You’re not making me feel better!” Skeppy called up.
“Well get up here then you muffin!” Bad called down.
“I’ll try,” Skeppy mumbled, starting to do the course

He reached the last jump, “Remember, there’s water beneath you,” Bad reminded him.
“Yeah, thanks,” Skeppy replied sarcastically. He went to the edge of the block and ran, his speed helping him. He only just grabbed the ledge, blame his shortness. The three who actually made it grabbed his hand, pulling him up. They had all completed the course, and the speed started to wear off.

They turned around, a giant doorway made up of obsidian looming over them. They hadn’t noticed but the room was only decorated by a few redstone lamps here and there so that made the dark purple structure look even more intimidating than what you’d usually think obsidian would be, “I suppose whoever’s in here has a flair for style and is in the next room,” a6d commented.
“You don’t say, I don’t feel intimidated or anything,” Schlatt replied rather sarcastically.
“Are we gonna enter or no? It’d be a waste of our time if we didn’t,” Bad stated.
“Why not,” Skeppy shrugged.
“It’s not as if anything could go wrong,” a6d said sarcastically. God, so much sarcasm with this group. And so, they entered the doorway, unsure of what was to come next.