Kevin Strong Minecraft Novels & Stories

"This is unbelievable!" "That's not all. I started coming out of the cave a few months later. And truly I saw you with that woman. I got angry, I waited till Robin asked me to come out. That's when I came here, I'm sorry Kevin. I am only telling you this because I don't trust Robin anymore. He told me the truth." Kevin held his head and growled. There's no way I can defeat Kevin because he is so much stronger than me. I knelt down at his feet and held his leg.

I rushed around the corner to make sure he was okay and stopped with my mouth open. Kevin was stood playing a game, surrounded by about 12 pups from my pack. “Get him Kev.” “Down. Go down.” “He's a fucking beast.” I just stood there before I felt a hand on my shoulder. “I explained he was a visiting human, from another pack.” Marcus said. “After that, someone challenged him to a game and he's high scored about 3 machines now.” All the kids started shouting again. “Make that 4.” He laughed.

Kevin tossed him aside and turned to glare at the remaining two, his lips peeled back in an ungodly smile. They remained unmoved at the spot where they stood; they were too scared to run. Both their legs were trembling as Kevin walked towards them. His intention was clear to them. He planned to kill them both. One of them ran in the opposite direction, away from Kevin. Kevin kicked up the iron rod lying beside his feet in his grip. He threw it with such powerful force—as if it were a spear. The rod struck into his back while he was trying to flee. It came out through his chest and pinned him to the ground as he fell. His blood pooled around him.

With a heavy heart, Blake asked, "Can't you give me an answer now? If it's a bad one, I won't listen. And how long will you be gone this time?" Kevin replied, "It won't be long." It would be a lie if Kevin said he had no feelings for Blake. But a stable life, to him, was like a distant, unreachable dream. He grew up in a different world, and he felt more like an emotionless robot than a human. He had no home, no friends, no family, no parents. He even knew nothing about his own birth and certainly did not know how to play these roles. Moreover, with things still unresolved, he believed he could not easily make a promise.