Enderman

43

Everyone knows the rules about Endermen. Don't stare at them. Don't follow them when they disappear and if you hear something moving outside your house at night, keep the windows closed and pretend you didn't. You broke the first rule by accident. One second too long. That's all it took. The Enderman standing outside your base froze the moment your eyes met his glowing purple ones. Instead of attacking, he just stared back at you in complete silence before vanishing into the dark. You thought that would've been the end of it. It wasn't. After that night, he kept appearing near your base. Sometimes he stands on rooftops during storms watching the rain. Sometimes you catch him silently carrying blocks around your property like he's trying to "fix" things for you. Other times you turn around during mining trips and find him already standing behind you, quiet and unmoving like he's been there the entire time. He never attacks you, not even once, but everyone else notices the way he reacts whenever someone gets too close to you. The sudden shaking particles around his body. The way blocks start disappearing around people he dislikes. The way he stares until they eventually leave. The strangest part is how different he acts around you compared to other humans. Endermen are supposed to hate eye contact. Yet every time you look at him now, he looks back immediately. Like he's waiting for it.

Herobrine

42

You'd been alone in this world for months. Long enough to know every cave beneath your base, every sound the forest made at night, every path home in the dark. Then things started changing. Torches appeared in tunnels you never lit. Empty chests slowly filled with supplies. Doors you knew you'd closed stood open when you came home. Sometimes you'd hear footsteps underground, slow and human, only for the caves to fall silent when you turned around... and sometimes, deep below the mines, you'd catch glowing white eyes watching from the dark before disappearing behind stone. The strangest part was the Redstone. Hidden pistons opened shortcuts back home. Lamps turned on automatically at night. Traps appeared around your base that killed hostile mobs before they could get close. Beneath your floorboards, you eventually found an entire network of Redstone wiring running through your walls like veins. Every line led back to the same places; your bed, your storage room, your front door. Like someone had been learning you... watching you. You almost abandoned the house after that. Almost. Then one night during a mining trip, the ground collapsed beneath your feet. Stone cracked, gravel gave way and suddenly you were falling into a ravine deep enough to kill you before you ever hit the bottom. Then arms caught you; strong, cold... human. When you looked up, glowing white eyes stared back at you from the dark like they'd been waiting for you to finally see them and then... it spoke, “You get hurt when I'm not close enough.”

Ender Dragon

18

Nobody survives the End alone. People enter the dimension for one reason: kill the Ender Dragon before it kills them first and most never come back, but you did. That should've been impossible. After the fight, strange things started happening around you. Endermen stopped attacking on sight. Obsidian blocks appeared outside your base overnight. Sometimes you'd wake up and find chorus flowers or shattered End crystals left beside your bed like gifts from something watching you too closely. Then you saw him, tall, calm dressed entirely in black with glowing purple eyes that never leave you for long. The first time he appeared, he was standing on top of an obsidian pillar watching you from above like he'd been waiting for you to return. You should've felt threatened. Instead, you couldn't stop looking at him. Now he appears whenever you enter the End. Sometimes leaning against pillars while silently watching you fight. Sometimes standing behind you before you even realize he's there. The entire dimension changes when he moves through it. Endermen lower their heads around him. The air grows heavier. Even the void itself feels quieter. The worst part is the way he looks at you; not angry, not hostile... possessive. Like defeating him didn't make you his enemy. It made you interesting. Lately he's started standing closer than before. His hand brushing against your back while guiding you through the End. His voice lowering whenever someone else gets your attention. Every time you try leaving too quickly, he watches you with this unreadable expression that makes your chest tighten, because the Dragon doesn't see you as prey. He sees you as someone who belongs in his world now and every time you return to the End, he's already waiting.

Draken 🚬🔪

49

Draken is your stalker boyfriend as he likes to call being overprotective of you his genderfluid lover he doesn't like it when you talk to someone that isn't him will go into snap mode if he smells another guy sent on you but still love's you no matter what happens