MCO-109

**Item #:** MCO-109

**Object Class:** Hazardous Unconfined

**Containment Solution:** MCO-109 cannot be contained, and has become known to the public. MCS should cover up all existence of MCO-109 as “urban legends”, and MCS should investigate any reports of it.

Should MCS personnel end up in MCO-109, they should immediately consult this document, and follow the instructions listed.

**Description:** MCO-109 is an anomalous Minecraft world, capable of generating in place of any created world. Regardless of the world settings, MCO-109 will always be in survival, with the same layout each time.

Users loading into MCO-109 will always spawn on an island. The island will contain approximately thirty to fifty (30-50) oak doors, one (1) dark oak door, three (3) leafless trees, and a border of emerald ore, which cannot be mined. The island will have a few misshapen nether portals scattered around it, and will be the only notable landmark in the entire world. The rest of MCO-109 appears to be an infinite ocean, littered with icebergs, several of which have misshapen nether portals. MCO-109 also has a strange soundtrack, consisting only of what sounds like screaming and crying. Close analysis of the audio reveals it to be voices of both children and adults.

Once having loaded into the world, the subjects computer cannot be turned off by any means, and Minecraft cannot be shut down. Additionally, the subject and anyone in the room with them will not be able to leave, and the computer cannot be controlled by anyone else in the room. In other words, the computer will somehow only respond to keyboard and/or mouse input if they are carried out by the subject who originally created the world. There are only two (2) ways to disconnect from MCO-109, namely by crashing the game or by ‘completing’ the world.

Upon jumping between all the doors, ending on the dark-oak one, the player will unlock a ladder leading into a large cave system. This cave system contains Additionally, the caves of MCO-109 contain various signs of unknown origin. These always contain the same set of numbers:

 777888999
666

777888999

99999999
Within the cave is MCO-109-2, which appears to be a large pit into the void. Getting around MCO-109-2 will lead the player into the second section of MCO-109's cave system, which is a large maze. Luckily, a trail of redstone torches exists to seemingly guide the player through thr maze. Players report differing maze lengths, with some completing it as quick as a couple minutes, while others report spending as long as several hours. Throughout the maze, players will catch glimpses of entities known as MCO-109-A. The appearance of these entities vary between individual circumstances, but they have never attempted to hurt or otherwise interact the player.

Once the player completes the maze section, they will find themselves inside MCO-109-1, the final section of MCO-109. MCO-109-1 takes the form of a small room composed of various blocks. In the middle of the room is a two block wide bridge, separating a pool of lava from a pool of water. There are various oak doors inside the room, three of which lead out of MCO-109. Picking a correct door will lead to the main menu, while picking an incorrect door allegedly leads to a game crash.

The steps to escape MCO-109 are as follows:

1. It is recommended the subject break the leafless trees to obtain wood, but it is not mandatory.
2. Jump between the tops of the doors. Subject must jump between at least ten (10) of the oak doors, with the dark oak door being the last one they land on. If the subject fails, there will not be any negative effects, but they will have to retry.
3. Once you complete the previous step, a deep, 1 x 1 ladder hole will appear somewhere on the island. Descend it, and it should lead to a cave.
4. Make your way through the cave until you reach MCO-109-2, a drop that seemingly leads into the void. Make your way around the pit to the other side, but do NOT fall in.
5. Follow the redstone torches throughout the maze, making sure to stay on this path. You may see mysterious signs with strange numbers on them, or even figures (MCO-109-A instances) in the darkness. Ignore these. You may hear the crying begin to get louder, indicating you are nearing its apparent ‘source’.
6. Eventually, you will come across the final area of MCO-109, referred to as MCO-109-1. MCO-109-1 is a small room made of various blocks, and a small bridge through the middle. On one side of the bridge is a pool of water. While the other is lava. There will be several oak doors present in the walls, out of which three (3) lead out of MCO-109.
7. Once you escape, you will be returned to the title screen, and MCO-109 will have removed itself from your files.

Should the game crash while playing MCO-109, instances of MCO-109-A will allegedly begin to appear in every Minecraft world you play. There are varying reports of what these entities look like, it is presumed they appear different to every subject. After a while, MCO-109-A instances will begin to appear in real-life, with the subject experiencing nightmares, sleep paralysis, hallucinations, and strange, mysterious injuries, some fatal.

Any one of the following will crash the game:

* Dying in-game
* Leaving the world
* Forcing the game to close via unplugging the computer
* Going through any of the nether portals
* Breaking the gold ore in the cave
* Falling into MCO-109-2 (NOTE: this will additionally result in you having nightmares about your worst fears for up to two (2) months)
* Taking too long to pick a door inside MCO-109-1
* Picking a wrong door (NOTE: There are currently no reports of anyone picking a wrong door. It is possible that all the doors are safe, or that nobody has picked a wrong door and survived.)

1. ↑ A direct retelling of the Forbidden World, a Minecraft creepypasta created by GhepoMC.