Is this heaven, or a different kind of hell…... Fumbling to his feet, Steve braces each wobbling foot and gently rubs his eyes. The rhythmic sound playing softly in his head grew more clear as he further woke, and could be heard to his left. As his eyes cleared and he turned to the sound he could make out what seemed to be a mechanical wheel spinning along the side of a large structure. The wheel seemed to be sucking up the clouds and dropping them onto a conveyer belt that led into the structure. Stumbling backward still dizzy, Steve recollected himself. He reached into his pockets to find he had lost everything back in the nether.

Still wondering what kind of structure could be built to harvest the clouds, Steve began to walk forward, but with a simple three steps his stomach began to growl. There was no chance of running if the structure had proven to bring more trouble than it was worth. Knowing his stomach was more important he turned away from the structure to start his search for food and fell back with a surprised expression. An entire town lie right infront of him.

Steve found his foothold once more and started toward the inner town in search of some source of food. as he neared the center of the town he caught glimpse of a lush bush of berries and found himself endulging in its sweet sustinence quite blissfully. After a half minute of making a colorful mess of his face he looked to the center of the town once more. Directly infront of him however, held a visage he wasn't by definition fond of.

Unable to find words Steve simply looked up into the large face of a topiary statue of a creature he'd wished not to see for quite some time. Equipped with a large set of wings and an unforgetable frown, the large statue put a large pit in his stomache. Heard not far behind him was the loud ringing of church bells. Too focused on the statue ahead he cared not to turn around. As he looked around at the homes infront of him he could see the doors opening one by one, and one by one the green winged residents stepped out one by one. Their frowns fixed upon their faces were all too familiar, and in no way contrasted the statue he had so recently been preoccupied gazing upon. As he took a step back he felt his back collide with a semi-solid figure behind, and.... "Ssssssssss"