The Origin

== Segment 1: The Cosmic Tree ==
Once upon a time, before anything and anyone existed, there was a Plane. And on that Plane was the great tree of the cosmos. As the tree was thriving on the empty Planes, the Cosmic Wanderer; Notch arrived. Notch was the second living being to exist. And so, Notch sculpted the Planes into the Overworld, a thriving sanctuary of grass, plants and fungi. He oversaw the kingdom of The Cosmic Tree.
But many ages pass. The Cosmic Tree grows weary, its leaves withering. And with it, it bears its final fruit, the fruit which may be known as the Enchanted Golden Apples. And so the Cosmic Tree collapses, decomposing into dust. And so, players like Notch, though not possessing his godlike capabilities were born into the Overworld.
Notch, around the same age as the Cosmic Tree, grows old as well, his health in decline. He attempts to create a portal that would lead to a dimension where he could live freely, yet the only thing he did was rupture the dimensions. He created two portals; one to the Nether and one to the End. He travelled far away and hid the Nether Portal inside a mountain he carved himself, and told elite Players about the End Portal's immovability. Notch helped the Elite Players move it into a saver place, now known as the Stronghold.
The Players began cultivating the resources of the Overworld to create highly advanced structures such as villages and farms in order to grow their civilization. They began constructing mines deep underground, temples meant to worship unknown deities, and outposts for sojourning in order to scavenge food. The Players began to become the most successful beings in all of the Overworld.
However, the Players were not the only ones that emerged after the death of the Cosmic Tree. Empty husks of former Players maraud the Overworld, haunting unlucky adventurers on an excursion. These are the Zombies, Skeletons, and even the Creepers, who raid villages at nightfall, when their skin wouldn't ignite into flames.
Yet, the Players' hopes stood strong. They countered against these enemies with immense force and vigor, driving away the mobs to a place far away. Nonetheless, the mobs retaliated. Time and time again, they fought back as soon as the clock struck twelve. They began to evolve into far stronger beings, the Players calling them Mutants. The Mutants began to infiltrate the bases of Players and villages, for they were becoming too much to prevent for the Players. The Mutants had become way too powerful, and seemingly unstoppable.
And so the captain of the main Player tribes: Steve set out to find a weapon to silence the dead once more, the rumored Deathslayer. But it seems Steve had found a roadblock. He traveled for many months, yet still not finding a solution. That was until Steve had found an irregularly shaped mountain. He mines inside to find the secret lair of Notch, who made the Nether Portal. Nearby the portal was a wooden chest, inside was a paper inscribed with only a short message. "Light up the Obsidian and cross worlds."
Steve threw a torch at the portal, yet nothing seemed to happen. Suddenly, he thought of something else that could work. A flint & steel, perhaps. And so, Steve lights up the portal, and a surge of cosmic energy begins to fuse inside the portal. A purplish aura on the dark violet gates, emitting a dark evil. In desperate search for a way to defeat the Mutants of the Overworld, Steve enters the portal.
== Segment 2: Enter the Nether ==
Entering the hellish wasteland, Steve arrives on a desolate dimension of fire and... well... that's about it. He is transported in the Warped Forest, a field of large fungal vegetation and Endermen. He collects samples of the warped fungi in the biome, assuming it could be used for brewing special herbs.
He wanders further in the cyan-hued ecosystem and discovers a group of Endermen, uncommon, dark slender beings with neon violet eyes communicating with each other. It seemed as if they were psychic in some form, not needing to speak in sounds, though occasionally shrieking at each other in anger.
In his stride, he comes across a bastion bustling with Piglins, and a Piglin Brute guarding the entrance of it. He attempts to converse with the Piglin Brute, yet it does not understand Steve's language. In confusion, the Piglin Brute dashes in front of Steve and attempts to cleave Steve with its enchanted Golden Axe, however some golden ingots fall out of Steve's inventory in his panic. The Piglin Brute assumes the ingots are Steve's offering, and so the Brute proceeds to let Steve inside.