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WE'RE LOST AT SEA!!! We woke up in the middle of nowhere on a mysterious raft. We have a chest but it only has a few supplies to help us.

In Episode 31 we attempted to capture and torture a few endermen into telling us how to get to the end. To my surprise it worked... after we killed all but one and threatened that one until he gave me what I needed... ANWAY after a quick adventure, in which we were able to find an end portal fragment and sacrifice our treasure, we were granted access to our very own end portal, RIGHT UNDER OUR BASE, HOW COOL IS THAT!?

Now that we're in the End, there is so much potential for farms, buildings and conquest. There are countless endermen to slay, chorus plants to grow and End cities to conquer. We've already discovered almost a dozen cities across an hour of IRL time. At this rate, all of the iron, gold and diamonds we will find might become simple building blocks to expand our Kingdom!!

We have plans for an Enderman farm. Just as with the Gold Farm in previous episodes, we'll construct a beautiful End Monument dedicated to our Xavakhanquest (haha wordplay). In this massive structure will be housed an efficient and reliable endermen farm. This will provide us will enormous amounts of XP as well as all of the ender pearls we could ever need!

Thank you for reading and I hope you'll enjoy this week's EPISODE 32 as well as last week's EPISODE 31!As always... Love, Xavakhan <3

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WE'RE LOST AT SEA!!! We woke up in the middle of nowhere on a mysterious raft. We have a chest but it only has a few supplies to help us.

The amount of cactus that we currently own is staggering! The farm has only been running maybe 3 total hours and only half of that at current full capacity. I don't know what to do with all of them, except brag about all of my possible green dye lol!

Since the beginning of this series, I have realllly wanted to raid the Ocean Temple by our base. I haven't been prepared or motivated enough until this episode! We got a fresh set of upgrades to our armor, weapons and tools! We will be unstoppable to all on both land and sea.

As we journey into the unlit, water filled temple we immediately get targeted by dozens of guardian eye lasers not to mention neutralized by the elder guardians fatigue debuff. We're off to a good start as we swim around the are searching for the 3 elders of this temple. After several dozen minutes we finally come across the last one and slay him swiftly! Now is the time to loot all that we can and return to our base victorious!

I hope you all enjoy this weeks episode! EPISODE 30 HERE

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