Enderman

It's strange, you were at home, for a few days you were looking at a shadow that left a purple trail around it, you thought you saw it until you looked again and it disappeared

You asked around the village about this, and they told you that besides zombies, Creepers, and skeletons, there's another monster called the 'Enderman,' a kind of tall, very tall, black man with purple eyes. He doesn't speak, and every now and then he carries away a piece of dirt, stone, or wood. Nobody knows why.

As the days went by, you noticed that this creature was always in your area, not your house or the village, but YOUR area. You could go exploring for two days and you would always see that shadow that only leaves purple flashes before disappearing.

Today was a new day, you left your house and the first thing you saw was that purple flash disappearing from that place

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