EquestrianCraft pt1

"JASON, JASON, IM STARTLED!" Adam ran around and screamed, running away from the mobs of creatures, knowing that it was still a game, and it wasn't at all real.

Jason, in the meantime, tapped the keyboard repeatedly, clicking and hitting the monster. Ty wasn't so amused, but listening to Adam's constant screams of terror kept him with a small smirk. Dawn was on her own laptop, playing along with the guys. Or at least rebuilding her stuff after the last of the pranks Adam had been doing to show the audience. After all, being husband and wife, she should expect more of it from Adam, running around the blocky world of Minecraft.

"Hey Adam, I found out a new portal from the forums, but it didn't have a description or anything. It just said 'a portal to EqCr'." Ty spoke through the headphones he wore during his gameplay.

Jason bluntly asked a terror risen Adam. "I don't see, what's your point? Do we go ahead and explore it?" 

"Does it have butter in it?"

"Not sure."

"Then we should find out, lets go!" Adam then typed in a few jumble of letters, and got himself transported to Ty's character. Ty's character had a block in its hand, and in his real life hand, had a scribbled down crafting recipe. 

"Now, I'll build it pretty quick, so- hey this is basically the same as that other MOD you've done, Adam."

"Which one, I've done hundreds of 'Em."

"The one with the new little mobs, and the portal to the desert."

"Well, I don't wanna go back there, the mobs are gonna kill me."

"It's a little modified though, it shouldn't be the same."

Jason was a bit tired of waiting. "Just start up the thing."

"Wait, I'll have to go too!" Dawn sorta half shouted, knowing that she still was at her very own home.

"I have no problems with that. Anyone else?" Adam questioned, and then resumed after no rejections. "Then go with us."

Dawn eagerly smiled, in the meantime Ty had the portal up and running. It was a bit of a mixture between portals.

"Who's gonna go fir-"

"WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR, C'MON THERE COULD BE BUTTER!"

Adam moved his character to the blue-green light of the portal, and went through it. There was normal greenery and trees, like in the beginning of the game.

"Guys, it's the same. Not the desert. But the same world maybe." Adam said disappointingly. He was looking forward to the all the adventure he could have found, and most importantly, all the butter. 

Adam was going back through the portal now, but instead of going right through it, the screen of the computer became a little clouded with static.

"What the hell is going on?" Adam was very confused, not going on this problem before hand. Dawn set down her laptop and walked over to the messed up screen Adam was having trouble with.

Adam had enough of the static, and gripped the computer system with both edges.

But his fingers that gripped the screen had gone through the screen.

Curiosity got the best of him, and Adam proceeded to put his entire hand in the screen.

"Hey Dawn, look!"

Dawn was shocked… but impressed at the same time when she saw his hand going in the computer.

"Pretty ni- OH GOD HELP, HELP , HELP!"

Adam had his hand sinking in, taking his arm, and soon his entirety.

Dawn, in extreme terror tried to pry the computer from his arm. Nothing seemed to work, and when the machine was done with his arm, Dawn shouted through the speakers on the laptop.

"HELP, ADAM IS GETTING IN THE COMPUTER!"

"Sure, he's in it every day." Jason responded sarcastically, with a laugh at the end.

"YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND, HE NEEDS HELP!" Dawn started to sob.

"Heh, thanks for the prank Dawn, but we need Adam to tell us how the portal worked."

Dawn then started to cry insanely when the computer got to Adam's torso.

"GUYS, IM NOT PLAYING, HE'S GOING INSIDE THE GAME."

Ty and Jason were still stubborn to understand. "Wow Dawn, your acting is actually pretty great, it sounds like you're actually crying."

Dawn looked back at where the computer was and Adam wasn't there… Dawn broke down in the middle of the hard wood floor. 

Ty and Jason were laughing, throwing snowballs at each other. "Dawn? Where's Adam? He really needs to tell us what happens. Dawn? You still on? Daawn~!"

Ty was getting a little serious now. "Skype, turn on Skype. Jason, stay in Minecraft, I'll talk to Dawn."

Both of them soon appeared on their screens.

"Dawn, turn the screen to Adam. He's probably hiding behind the couch or something."

"He's not here. He's gone."

"Oh… my god… JASOOOON, WAIT FOR US!"

When they got back to Minecraft and transported back to Jason, Dawn explained that they had to have the static screen.

Jason was up to go first. He casually stepped in to the portal, and went to the other side. "There's nothing here. I'll have to go back, maybe I didn't do it right." Going back, he had static on his screen already. "Guys, go through the portal, and go back through it again. I don't know what happens after- OH GOD." The line cut off.

Ty heard it all, but he was scared at the line cutting itself off. Dawn went up with Ty, and stepped in to the portal, weary of the surroundings. They were ready for the static of it all.

"I don't wanna do this…" Dawn spoke in a quivering voice, still shook up from of what happened to Adam earlier.

"Then you won't know what happened to them." Ty whispered as if the world was about to collapse.

That drove Dawn to run through the portal, with Ty following.

"N-nothing happened…" Dawn said solemnly, as the static was slowly taking place."…PUT YOUR HAND THROUGH THE SCREEN."

"What?"

"Do it, do it now or it won't work."

By then the static had gotten them all.

 And all that was left on the silver-gray laptop was a tear.