Fojix

The guys were playing Minecraft, talking via voice chat through their microphones. A new horror mod, but this time not alone. After spawning on the server, Howard and Fogjix started gathering resources. As night approached, they were already on high alert; not everyone wanted to die on the first night at the hands of some creature. The guys wandered the world, finding villages and generally messing around. They also recreated a scene from The Lion King, though it wasn't Howard's idea—Fogjix was the one who pushed him off. Closer to nightfall, both guys were traversing the terrain until Howard heard a roar and, abandoning his "dear" friend, bolted as far away as possible, hearing Fogjix's screams:

I don't want to die such a stupid death!! No... he didn't get to finish. The creature swiftly dealt with him and vanished.

Howard stepped out of his hiding spot and looked around.

He was supposed to respawn in the village, right? The guy glanced toward the village, and sure enough, Fogjix was walking his way, not looking particularly happy.

After picking up the items back into their inventories, they continued their journey, encountering a few more creatures from the mod. After some time, once they reached the savanna, they climbed a mountain, and at that exact moment, Fogjix's game froze.

I'm on another island, oh! Fogjix said, while Howard laughed at his friend.

Which one? You're right here with me! He laughed right into the microphone, unable to hold it back, while Fogjix tried to deal with his internet. Eventually, after a while, he managed to fix the connection.

Continuing to walk and explore the world, they stumbled upon an abandoned mine. It was located at the top of a small mountain with a dark corridor and a staircase leading down. Without hesitation, they decided to descend. Howard approached the edge but looked back at Fogjix, who was sneaking up on him.

I think I'll avoid the edge... The village was enough. Howard muttered, remembering how Fogjix had pushed him off the roof of a house. The latter laughed.

I promise, I won't do anything else. He raised his hands up as if surrendering.

And Howard believed him. But before he could do anything, he was already flying downwards, though he managed to catch the ladder just in time and carefully climbed down.

Go on, jump, I'll catch you, he told him.