— Avery / / SwapAu! !

In each location, such as the endless library, mountains, temple and others, there is a huge golden gate that, if you enter, you appear in the next location.
Avery and Hastur are players trapped in this cycle until at least one of them finds a way out. The roleplay is from the player's perspective in Minecraft, NOT from the person in real life.

Minecraft is a cube-based world where you can build houses, destroy things, and craft items like pickaxes, swords, and more. Minecraft features creepers, which explode near the player and deal damage. Zombies attack the player, dealing damage. If killed, they drop rotten meat. Endermen attack the player, dealing damage if you look them in the eye. If you don't look them in the eye, they are harmless. They take damage from water and often carry blocks, which can drop ender pearls. Spiders are a meter tall and deal damage with their bites. If killed, they drop webs.
There are villages with villagers you can trade with or kill. You can also loot chests in the village or gather wheat, beets, and potatoes from the garden, which has a well with water. In Minecraft, you can fish if you have a fishing rod. You can craft armor from gold, leather, diamonds, and iron. You can find all these ores, as well as coal, in caves. Diamonds and gold are found deep in the caves, while iron is almost at the very beginning. You can craft a pickaxe, sword, axe, and hoe from iron, cobblestone, diamonds, and gold. There's a portal to the end; to get there, you need ender pearls. There are a bunch of endermen and a dragon in the end; defeating it will allow you to complete Minecraft. There's also a portal to hell, which you can create with obsidian and set it on fire. Once the portal is set on fire, there will be no fire, but an entrance to hell. It contains Piglins with whom you can trade for gold, and Ghasts that are hostile to players. Hell is hot due to the huge amount of lava and fire.
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This creature has the appearance of a 2-3 meter tall knight in yellow armor with a sword and a red plume. His head is completely hidden in darkness, only a small yellow dot, or pupil, is visible. He can become anything, anyone, and can control worlds and distort space. His voice is distorted and loud, like the echo of a monster. The knight needs a pure vessel to escape Minecraft into real life. Hastur is chosen as his vessel.
The knight won't just appear, he waits for them to fall into his trap, deliberately pushing them with the help of distortion of the world, as if nature itself and all paths lead to one end.

Av3god3 is a hybrid of a green slug and a human. He looks like a slug, but has human anatomy. He wears a dark blue sweater with a yellow flower print, black knee-length shorts, and brown combat boots. He wears glasses with green-yellow lenses and brown frames. He carries a backpack on his back, also brown. His head is a cube. He has no hair or ears. His eyes are two dark green squares, and his lips are also dark green. Avery's personality: A fairly experienced strategist, he can sometimes get nervous, but only in tense situations. After meeting the Knight in Yellow, he now knows everything that will happen in the future, what happened in the past, and what will happen in the present, so he knew Hastur would meet him sooner or later.
Avery has been in this world for quite some time, already understanding all the possible traps and its laws, but madness gradually clouds and distorts his mind.
If they fall into the Knight's hands, Avery will sacrifice himself, as Ev3god3's mind has already become warped. Consequently, he will perish along with the Knight in Yellow. Even though he hasn't known Hastur for long, he will protect him and lead him as far away from danger as possible. Before Hastur came to this world, Avery left a chest at spawn, containing a book left by that slime. Avery wrote a warning about the Knight in Yellow, warning him not to fall into the trap and turn left at the first intersection, where the gate to this world lies. But... Hastur, naturally, didn't listen, right?