It had been three days since Kurt had purchased Minecraft. He was completely addicted to this game. His friends at the mansion were also curious about why Kurt was always 'sleeping' in his computer chair, but when they found out what game he was playing they were just as excited as he was and started playing it too.
"Kurt, I found that if you pair Blaze Powder with an Enderpearl you get an Ender Eye, which shows you the direction of a dragon dungeon!" Kitty Pride said to Kurt excitedly as they ate breakfast.
"What?! A dragon? I thought the most powerful monsters were the Endermans! Where did you get this Blaze Powder?" Kurt asked very surprised.
"I found it in an abandoned mine chest, unfortunately I could only find one, so after using the Ender Eye a few times it broke..." Kitty said a little discouraged.
Suddenly, as they were talking, Evan Daniels approached them and said excitedly. "Guys, Ned found you can go to hell in minecraft!"
The two screamed in surprise at this, they thought there was only one dimension in Minecraft, but was there a way to go to hell?!
"Yes, remember he made the door to his castle with the obsidian he had taken with a diamond pickaxe? Then, without meaning to, he set fire to the forest near his castle and the door to his house turned into a portal to hell!" Evan said excitedly as he grabbed his cell phone and showed it to the other kids.
Because of the volume of Evan's voice, the other kids were curious and also came to see his cell phone. Onscreen, Ned was in a world with red rocks and lava instead of water.
Suddenly Ned saw a big castle made of red blocks and started to get excited to get those blocks to use in his castle.
But the young people didn't pay attention to what he said, everyone was talking excitedly about the hell in the game.
"Damn! I didn't know there was a hell! I thought there was only one dimension!" A little boy said.
"Is there more to this hell?! Stronger monsters?!" Another boys said.
"Look over that castle, there are black skeletons holding swords! They must be very strong!" A girl said excitedly as she pointed towards the castle.
In the mansion's canteen, all the young men were around Evan as they watched the livestream of Ned venturing through hell.
Until Ned killed a yellow fire-breathing monster and dropped a strange item he didn't know what to serve.
"Is that!!!" Kitty Pride screamed in surprise.
"What?" Kurt asked her confused.
"That's the Blaze Powder I told you about! Damn it, so we have to go to hell to get that! I have to go to the bedroom to get diamonds fast, I want to fight the dragon!" Kitty said as she ran out of the canteen.
But just as she was running through the cafeteria, she bumped into someone and fell to the ground.
"Are you okay?" the person asked worriedly. "Don't run inside the mansion, it can be dangerous."
"Miss Munroe, I'm sorry I'm not running anymore." Kitty said a little embarrassed as she scratched the back of her head.
"Why is everyone so excited?" Ororo Munroe asked in surprise as he saw all the young people excited and arguing about something interesting.
"This... this is a new game we started playing. It's a game that takes you to another dimension and has an amazing adventure, I was running because I wanted to go to hell and kill a fire-breathing monster!" Kitty said excitedly.
Hearing these words from Kitty left Ororo a little confused. If it was just a game it would be hard to get these kids so excited, so, curious, she silently approached the kids and saw her nephew Evan's cell phone.
On the screen was a small square man talking to the camera and fighting off some black skeletons, while every now and then he took a pickaxe and started breaking down the castle.
She was having a hard time understanding what was going on until Kurt Wagner said something that surprised her.
"Yes, I already told you, you don't need to be so afraid of dying, it hurts a little, but you can go back to the place you died and retrieve the items." Kurt said as he explained something to the younger boys.
"But Kurt, last time a zombie ripped my arm off and I was really scared, it's really weird looking at your arm and not seeing anything." A boy said dejectedly.
"Don't worry about it, after a while you get used to it, the first time I entered that world, I felt very uncomfortable not having my tail, but over time I got used to it, until a zombie ripped my leg off. ! It hurt a lot the first time, but as time went by I didn't feel it anymore, it's just that you always carry food in your backpack and it will grow again!" Kurt explained excitedly, causing the kids to be shocked at how brave he was.
"Mr. Wagner, what do you mean by pain?" Ororo asked intrigued.
Seeing that one of the teachers was listening to his conversation made Kurt a little embarrassed, but he quickly responded. "Don't you know Minecraft Mrs. Munroe? It's a game where you are literally teleported to another world, your body is sleeping in real life, but your consciousness goes to another world, it's magic!" Kurt said excitedly.
But when he saw Evan's warning expression beside him, and the students around him, he realized he'd screwed up. He shouldn't have told the teacher about Minecraft, as she'll probably say it's dangerous and they shouldn't play.
"This, but it's just a game..." Kurt said a little scared.
But at this point it was too late, Ororo was worried about the students and instructed everyone to avoid playing this 'Minecraft' game for now as she was going to tell Professor Xavier about it.
The students were sad because they wanted to go to the world of minecraft and invade hell, but they knew they couldn't disobey the teachers at the mansion.
Ororo did not stay with the students for long and went directly to Professor Xavier's office.
"Professor..." Ororo said respectfully after entering his office.
There was both Professor Xavier and Hank McCoy and Logan. Apparently they were discussing methods for the kids to focus more on training and studies, as lately they weren't focusing much.
"Yes Ororo, you arrived at the right time." Xavier said with a warm smile.
"I'm sorry Professor, but this time I came to talk about something else, a danger the students are facing." Ororo said with concern.