The Labyrinth PART 2

IMPORTANT: THIS IS THE SECOND PART TO A MULTI-PART STORY! If you have not read the first part, I strongly suggest you read The Labyrinth- A minecraft creepypasta first. 
Shoutout to LifeofToast for their review and the first comment on my story. Thx, Toast! :)
Previously: 
Okay, I thought. This can't just be a coincidence. I've found two new caves in places the original ones should be found. 
I am so done with this cave! I thought, whipping out my pickaxe. I climbed a pillar up to the roof and went to mine out of the cave. I made a lot of progress, and just when I thought I'd made it to the surface, I popped out into an opening. But it wasn't outside, it was another cave tunnel.
Maybe it will lead me to the surface? I wondered. I followed it and it gradually led upwards. I was excited when I saw dirt up above ahead, and I grabbed my shovel, getting ready to mine out the soil. But right as my spade scraped the bottom of the dirt block, I felt myself falling. I looked down and saw I had fallen into a giant hole in the middle of the tunnel. But I hadn't seen it because my eyes were on the dirt. When I looked down, I could see the cave I was previously in, the one with the geode in the lush cave, but what I was seeing, I couldn't believe...
PRESENT:
I fell through the hole that had just formed under me. I had been so excited to finally get out of this strange and quite frankly creepy cave that I had not noticed the hole. When I looked down, I could see the cave I was just in, the one with the lush cave and the geode, but what I was seeing I couldn't believe: 
The cave was morphing!
The geode stayed put, but the lush cave around it was moving around, changing shape and blocks, water and lava was just being dried out of existence, and when I caught myself and started gliding, I was in a whole new cave, minus the geode. The cave was still, apart from the flowing water and a few blocks of stone rippling here and there. It was those rippling blocks that caught my eye. They seemed to follow some sort of rhythm, as if the cave itself was breathing. 
I landed softly on the ground and when I looked up, I saw a vein of Lapis Lazuli on the cavern ceiling. I let my eyes wander around the newborn cave where I was just at, yet never visited, when I heard the sound of stone breaking rapidly behind me. I spun around too late, and was knocked down by a ripple of stone. when I sat back up, I saw the ripples had slowed down, as if they knew they had hit something. I gazed at this, all the ripples moving in slow-motion, when a block of gravel fell down right next to me. I looked up just in time to see an avalanche of gravel falling right on top of me. I jumped out of the way, tripping on a small dripstone stalagmite in my escape. When the dust had settled, I saw that there was a massive pile of gravel where I had just stood moments before. I looked at the ceiling to find the source of the gravel, and where the Lapis should've been there was an indent in the ceiling where the gravel must've fallen from. 
Whoa, I thought in amazement. It's as if the ripples are like an echolocation system. That ripple hit me and it alerted the cave that I was right there, so it dropped the gravel in my exact spot! 
The cave seemed to be alive! It had a system for finding intruders and it morphed it's actual figure to keep people away! I thought the cave couldn't become more intelligent when right in front of me, out of the stone erupted a little patch of sculk sensors and sculk blocks. 
Amazing! It uses Sculk sensors to hear! I thought. But as amazing as this was, I was trapped. If I moved, the sculk sensors would pick up the vibrations of my feet and the cave would know where I was. I stood there for a long time thinking about a way I could escape, when after about 10 minutes, I got an idea.
I fished through my inventory for some useless item. Ah, Andesite! No one cares about Andesite! I grabbed five out of the stack and tossed them all at the same time around the sensor. All the stones would hit the ground at (around) the same time, meaning it would confuse the sensor a little bit. That would open up and opportunity for me to run into a nearby tunnel. 
I tossed the pebbles out in front of me towards the sensors and and ran as soon as I saw the tentacle things move. I looked up and saw the ceiling blocks were all shifting around, dropping gravel around the whole cavern. I dived into the tunnel and noticed no blocks were shifting inside, and no gravel was falling. 
I was creeped out by this living cave out to kill me, and to this day, I'm still hiding in the tunnel. I've moved farther away from the shifting cavern, but I still listen to the sounds of the cave I'd escaped. I can't leave, because the cave will catch me. I'm running out of food, and I feel I don't have a lot longer left in this world. 
Goodbye, world. You truly gave me a new perspective.
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End.
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