Book/The End (Azalea)

The End, written by Azalea, is a chaptered book dedicated to his crew detailing all he knows about the End including its landscape, population, and more. The first page of the book includes some ASCII art that unfortunately was not able to be preserved on the wiki- instead, a screenshot of it has been provided.

It is derivative of Lily's book of the same title, seeking to elaborate on the incomplete information present. Currently, a copy of it resides in Azalea's library.



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The End

Written by

Azalea the Enderian

This will be what I've known of The End, growing up around fellow Enderians and Endermen alike.

I dedicate this book to my crew: Lily, Ren, Cedar, and Hazel. I miss them everyday that I am separated from them.

Chapter 1 The Landscape

The best way to describe it is to imagine a lot of floating islands full of End Stone, and then picture those islands over a darkened void.

Littered on these islands would be Chorus Fruit Trees, an edible plant that most Enderians and Endermen eat. It's bitter and dry, due to the plant not absorbing water of any kind in this dimension. Any fruit brought from the Overworld is considered a delicacy.

There does seem to be a previous society before us, as there are buildings made of Purpur and End bricks. Usually they tend to be infested with creatures called Shulkers. These creatures will be discussed in the next chapter.

While there are many island scattered about, there is a central island that would connect us to the Overworld. It's a portal made of bedrock, and surrounded by Obsidian towers. Enderians and Endermen gather around this island, as a way to trade and converse with each other.

While the terrain is not much to speak of beyond this, we've survived nonetheless.

Chapter 2

Shulkers

Shulkers tend to stick around buildings that have long been abandoned, and have even moved onto ships that have been left behind. With this in mind, it's theorized that they have a strange fascination with Purpur.

It's also theorized that Shulkers were a protector of these buildings a long time ago, though it's uncertain on who built these, and for what purpose.

It's best to be careful around these creatures if you encounter one, they attack on sight and shoot projectiles at you. These projectiles will always follow you up to a certain distance, and once they hit you, you will float up in the air for ten seconds... which would be enough to kill someone on the way back down, soon as the effect wears off.

If happen to come across them, it's best to keep a roof over your head, or for someone to grab onto you.

Chapter 3 Endermen & Enderians

There can be a bit of confusion on the difference between the two, but I shall do my best to explain it. Though let's talk similarities first.

They both tend to have the same anatomy: weak to water, pearl in their chest, and teleportation dust around them.

Endermen tend to be taller, and have their teleporting down to just sight alone.

Enderians, however, need to learn their teleporting, and instead take their pearl out and throw it to teleport. The pearl is always safe and goes right back in once it lands.

Both tend to be harmed from water, which makes the Overworld a rather dangerous place for them. I don't have a lot of information as to why, though my theory is that we're simply not native to it. Honestly, we don't even drink it either.

Another thing in common between us is language. It's called Endscript, and I can give a quick little message to show an example. ⊑⟟! ⟟'⋔ ⏃⋉⏃⌰⟒⏃. ⟟'⋔ ⏃⋏ ⟒⋏⎅⟒⍀⟟⏃⋏ ⏃⋏⎅ ⟟ ⌰⟟☍⟒ ⌇⍙⟒⟒⏁⌇.

I'll let that go un-translated for fun, and let you decode it. For now, I'll write in a way to allow translation.

⏁⊑⟒ ☌⎍⟟☊☍ ⏚⍀⍜⍙⋏ ⎎⍜⌖ ⟊⎍⋔⌿⌇ ⍜⎐⟒⍀ ⏁⊑⟒ ⌰⏃⋉⊬ ⎅⍜☌.

For this one, I simply wrote "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."

Hopefully this gives you an idea for how to translate the last sentence. Have fun!

Chapter 4

Chorus Fruit

This particular plant survives solely on End Stone, perhaps due to it's more magical properties. It does not need water or sunlight. This fruit once consumed will teleport a person in a random direction. Comparing it to another fruit like apples, it tastes very very bitter and dry.

This fruit is also similar to apples as it grows on trees, though not ones the Overworld is familiar with. It would look like how the title of the book looks.

It's also used as a building material once cooked. That's what makes up the Purpur blocks I mentioned earlier. It's a very purple block.

Chapter 5

The Void

Unfortunately there is not a lot of solid information on this, the most we know is that once someone falls in.. they don't come back. Most likely whatever happens down there simply kills them. Be careful to not fall.

I believe that's all there is to The End that I know about! Though there have been recent things that I've found ever since I woke up. That is still being researched, so hopefully in the next book I write...

For now, I hope you enjoyed this.

⏁⊑⏃⋏☍ ⊬⍜⎍ ⎎⍜⍀ ⍀⟒⏃⎅⟟⋏☌!

♥