Mountain Top House Minecraft Novels & Stories

she says. “By the temple?” I am suddenly, viscerally, terrified. How did he get that far without anyone noticing? They kept us busy, that's how. They pulled us out of our town, out of hour homes, and distracted us with their little half-assed battle. “No. No. Behind the temple," Mara says "He put it on that peak.” I look past the trees at the high mountain top towering over the Alpha house. That particular part of the mountain is impossible to climb. I have never even dared it. “How the fuck did he get up there?”

The gates opened silently, and then the house came into view. I actually gasped out loud. It wasn’t a house. It was a lodge. A masterpiece of timber and glass rising three stories against the mountains, with wide decks wrapping around every level and windows tall enough to frame entire forests. Smoke curled from a stone chimney, and warm light spilled from what seemed like a hundred windows. Snow blanketed the grounds, broken only by a cleared path to the front doors which were massive. The driver opened my door, and I stepped out into the air so crisp it hurt to breathe. My boots crunched on the snow as I tilted my head back to take it all in.

Tori giggled, making a turn down another road. "You have to take me there sometime." I grinned back at her, confused by the hidden emotion flickering in her eyes. "Of course." Tori grinned, the hidden emotion buried deep. We turned down a different road and headed a little deeper into the forest. The Towns square was still visible as Tori pulled into a strange looking cul de sac. A absolutely huge house sat at the end, with a driveway big enough to fit at least six cars. It was at least three stories high, painted the color of a clear sky. Huge windows adorned the house, making it look like a modern version of a farmhouse.

"Come by my house later this afternoon. I live up in the nearby mountain woods—hard to miss, it's the only place up on the ridge built entirely of thick cedar logs and river stone. I’ll give you a proper tour of the area, and we can talk about getting that barn roof secured before the spring rains." "That sounds wonderful," Kat agreed with a grateful smile. "I'll see you later this afternoon then." Continuing her walk toward the eastern boundary of town, Kat caught the fresh, sharp scent of pine water drifting on the mountain breeze. She followed a paved incline downward and suddenly gasped. Hidden beyond a dense line of ancient pine trees was a breathtaking, crystal-clear body of water stre

Between us three, we can adapt and blend in, flirting our way to where we need to go and steal back what was stolen in the first place. Since we travel for “work”, we live life freely. Don’t stay in one place too long or get attached to anything. We do have this cottage as a home base. It is deep in the mountains in Montana. We made it out of the same trees and shrubs that surround it so no one would expect any different looking at it from above. It isn’t till you and standing in front of it, does it look like a home. We have a small front porch with a swing and a small sitting area off to the side. Since it is at the bottom of a valley, most people don’t venture this far down so all they se

" My liege, the chief awaits" Zeeb stepped forward to say, pointing out. Hearing this, Darren looked up towards the top of the green hills where Zeeb pointed at. There, he saw a single, huge, moss covered wooden house at the top on the hilltop unlike the rest of the houses around which were only doors attached to caves in the mountains and those in unbelievably huge trees. Curly plants hung by the edges of the roof, illuminating the hilltop in a warm green glow, making it obvious that it was the most important place in Lunaria.

Her eyes lit up at once, “The Love padlocks!” “Yes.” The man nodded, “We are actually on the top of Mount Praia now. This place is higher than where we watched the shooting stars before. This house is built using nanotechnology. Its size can be changed. The reason why you had a feeling of walking on air just now was because this house is extremely transparent.” Priscilla was just shocked to the core. “So, you had someone build this house on top of this mountain before we arrived at this place?” Fredrick couldn’t help but laugh, “This isn’t necessary. As I said, its size can be changed so it is very convenient to build the house. When we got off the plane just now, the construction work of th

We would’ve housed hunted as a team and been involved with all the decision-making, co-creating our next steps. Arthur moves in haste out of the car. I slowly grip the door handle and push my way out. Gravel crunches underneath the pressing weight of my foot. I stand and turn to face the house, the house that we now own. Only now do I become aware of the towering mountains set behind the back of the house. They stand powerfully, hints of their purple rocks poke through the distance among the hazy clouds that surround them. The first thing that pops into my mind is how beautiful they must look in a thunderstorm.

I did not like it. Hitokag landed on the dragon’s back and folded his wings. “If you have questions, now is the time to ask.” His deep voice cut through the constant whoosh of air around us. “We will soon reach the mountains and begin the ascent.” “Is our destination at the top of a mountain?” I had to raise my voice just so I could hear myself. “Yes. The Great Castle sits atop the highest peak. It is unreachable by any other means.” This was good. He was actually answering in a clear and unenigmatic way. It was quite refreshing.

The Mountain Pack’s main house doubled as the pack’s main house and their Alpha’s home. It was a big house. Not as big as a regular mansion but bigger than a villa. People would refer to it as a mansion but it was not exactly that. It had just two wide floors. It had the usual oversized rooms but only the master bedroom was built with a walk-in closet. It had an entertainment room, filled with various games. It had a big gym on the first floor. The house also had a large yard. At the front was a large expanse of grass.