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Night of the Bats! (Minecraft Woodsword Chronicles #2)
Night of the Bats! (Minecraft Woodsword Chronicles #2)
Night of the Bats! (Minecraft Woodsword Chronicles #2)
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Night of the Bats! (Minecraft Woodsword Chronicles #2)

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The first official chapter book series based on Minecraft!

The adventures continue in the Minecraft Chapter Book series as five young Minecraft players find themselves transported inside the game they love. When zombie hordes attack them in the game, and bats invade their school in the real world, Ash, Morgan, and their friends realize that it's going to take all their talents to get to the bottom of these monstrous migrations. This illustrated hardcover series will thrill and engage fans of Minecraft and action-packed fantasy stories alike.

© 2019 Mojang AB and Mojang Synergies AB. MINECRAFT and MOJANG are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mojang Synergies AB.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 26, 2019
ISBN9781984850508

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    Night of the Bats! (Minecraft Woodsword Chronicles #2) - Nick Eliopulos

    Prologue IT’S ALWAYS DARKEST DURING THE FLASHBACK BECAUSE THAT’S ALSO WHEN THE ZOMBIES ATTACK!

    Six figures stood together in the fading light of day.

    Five of them were classmates, friends, and rather short. Some strange recent events had them learning to work together to be a team. But tonight, the odds they faced seemed overwhelming.

    The sixth figure was taller and wider than the rest. It wasn’t human. Its skin was gray and made of iron. Its eyes glowed red.

    The friends hoped it could protect them.

    Get ready, said one of them. They’re coming.

    It was true. Not far away, there was a huge group of monsters—zombies and skeletons and hostile mobs. They were only just visible in the glow of the newly risen moon.

    And they were heading straight for those six figures.

    Chapter 1 Bats, Part One: Are They Friends, Foes, or Classmates?

    Ash Kapoor listened carefully for her name. She didn’t want to be marked absent by mistake even though her homeroom teacher, Ms. Minerva, had acknowledged the shiny red apple that Ash had placed on her desk upon arriving in class.

    Ms. Minerva was trying to take attendance, but there was a strange sound coming from the air-conditioning vents. Ash, seated at the back of the room, found it distracting.

    Po Chen, the teacher called.

    Ash’s friend Po spun around in his wheelchair. He raised his arm like he was lining up a hoop shot. Po was a master on the basketball court. Everyone at school knew him for his skills as an athlete. Here!

    After calling a few more names, Ms. Minerva said, Harper Houston.

    Reading as always, Harper raised her hand without lifting her eyes from her textbook. Ash thought Harper was brilliant. She was especially good in math and science. She also had a great memory. She seemed to remember everything, from algebra formulas to friends’ birthdays.

    Ash was next alphabetically. She waited for Ms. Minerva to call her name, then raised her hand and made eye contact with the teacher. Ms. Minerva smiled, nodded, and marked Ash down as present.

    Ash was new to Woodsword Middle School. She’d moved to town only a few weeks ago. But now that she was here, she hoped to get perfect attendance. Ash liked doing her best in all things. It was how she’d obtained so many Wildling Scout badges.

    From the vents came another small shuffling sound, followed by a metallic clanging. Ash looked around. No one else seemed to have noticed.

    Maybe the air-conditioning just got loud sometimes.

    Jodi Mercado, the teacher said. Ash smiled. Jodi was the first friend she’d made here. She was creative, fearless, and a little bit weird. Since Jodi had skipped a grade, she was younger and smaller than her classmates. She was every bit as smart as the others, though, and Ash thought she was the best artist in the class.

    Jodi’s big brother was next in the roll call. He was obsessed with Minecraft, like Ash herself. It was one of many things they had in common.

    Morgan Mercado, said Ms. Minerva.

    Here! Morgan said. He spoke loudly. Enthusiastically.

    The noise in the vents came back louder. It was almost as if something was reacting to the sound of his voice. There was more shuffling and a small chirp.

    This time, Jodi noticed it, too.

    What was that? she mouthed silently.

    Ash gave an exaggerated shrug, as if to say No idea.

    It was at that moment that the door to the classroom flew open, slamming against the wall with a tremendous bang.

    Their science teacher, Doc Culpepper, stood in the doorway. Ms. Minerva, she said, out of breath. I’ve come to warn you—

    Before Doc could finish her sentence, the air-conditioning vent above Ash’s head burst open. Dozens of dark shapes flew

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