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  • Terrors of the Forest

  • A GameKnight999 Adventure (Mystery of Entity 303, Book 1)
  • By: Mark Cheverton
  • Narrated by: Nick Walther
  • Length: 8 hrs and 12 mins
  • 4.4 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)

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Terrors of the Forest

By: Mark Cheverton
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This book is not authorized or sponsored by Microsoft Corp., Mojang AB, Notch Development AB or Scholastic Inc., or any other person or entity owning or controlling rights in the Minecraft name, trademark, or copyrights.

Minecraft mods are covering the tracks of a mysterious new villain! Gameknight999 reenters Minecraft to find it completely changed. Villages are larger than ever and more heavily fortified; life inside the game has become much more dangerous. Even Gameknight’s old friends are acting differently, and the changes are not for the better.

Outside of Crafter’s village, a strange user named Entity303 is spotted with Weaver, a young NPC Gameknight knows from Minecraft’s past. He realizes that Weaver has somehow been kidnapped, and returning him to the correct time is the only way to fix things.

The User-that-is-not-a-user races to catch Entity303 and rescue his friend, but they quickly disappear into a strange portal that leads to the Twilight Forest modded version of the game. How can there be mods here in the vanilla Minecraft? Just how dangerous is this new user to Minecraft, and what are his plans for Weaver? Only Gameknight999 will be able to find out.

©2017 Mark Cheverton (P)2021 Recorded Books

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I love this book. The Author did a good job on the story.

The performances wasn’t as good maybe if they gave us a little bit more information it would’ve been better.

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Kewllllll

First of all, I’ve listened to ALL the gameknight999 books. They are really captivating but a bit sappy when game knight learns a lesson at the end of EVERY book. In the book, I got vey confused because it wasn’t like the usual story line of other books because there was SOOOO many different characters. ( Although I missed about an hour of listening due to falling asleep and my timer was still going lol ). I have a feeling Mark Cheverton just wanted to explore what it would be like if new things were added to Minecraft like Yetis, Knomes, new biomes and different characters and I totally respect that! Anyways, the performance in the story was really good and it gave character to the story. Overall, story was confusing 🫤 but the narration was perfect 👌🏻!

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