Pretty much, here's how it works: You put in the words into the story. If it says "adjective" put a describing word into it, if it says "noun", put a person, place, or thing into it, and so on. Diamonds and favorites are greatly appreciated. And if you want, subscribe. Just remember; the only limit is your imagination. Anyways, enjoy.

As our hero, Steve, ventured to the "noun", and found out that is inhabited by " plural noun". These "same plural noun" had "color" skin and ate "noun" on a stick for their meals. Their "noun" had a lot of "plural noun" in it. The villagers were very "verb". One told Steve he could stay the night in his "noun", but Steve refused. He pondered how these "plural noun" had come to this island.

One of the "plural noun" was their king. The king "past tense verb" Steve and he threw him into a "place". Steve didn't like the "place". It had brain-sucking "plural fake animal" and vicious "plural bug". The walls were full of "plural noun", the guards were "verb", and the rest of the "plural noun" cursed and "verb", mumbling "plural noun". "I need to get out of here" Steve "past tense verb". He found out that the keys were only "number" feet away. He "adverb" "past tense verb" them and unlocked the "noun". "That was too "adverb"" Steve said. Just then, Steve accidentally stepped on a "Minecraft object". ""exclamation"" Steve exclaimed. Suddenly, the floor "past tense verb" and Steve "verb" into another dungeon. "Dang it!!!" Steve "past tense verb". He did the same thing again. And again. And again until Steve grabbed his "Minecraft item" and "past tense verb" "FOR MINECRAFT!!! Wait, I'm the only one here, so, ummm, this is "adjective". Oh, forget it. FOR ME!!!" Steve "adjective" hollered.

He "verb" out of the dungeon using his ultimate "plural noun" and "past tense verb" all the guards, and made his way to the "noun". He slayed the "noun" and "past tense verb" out of the "noun". He caused "verb" in the village, and you know what "same verb" is. Houses "past tense verb", "plural noun" screamed, etc. Steve "adverb" went back into his "noun and "past tense verb" into the ocean. "Whew, that was close" Steve thought out "adjective". Just then, a "noun" "past tense verb" the boat. "Who goes there?" Steve asked. A dark, "adjective" voice answered "We're not done, human".

Thend!!

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