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them.
    The group ran through the temple and onto the sandy desert ground.
    â€œLucy!” Kyra shouted and sprinted toward her.
    â€œHow are you guys?” Steve asked. “Are you hungry?”
    â€œAdam and Thomas!” Max was shocked to see them.
    Adam offered them potions that would help them regain their strength.
    Henry, Lucy, and Max drank the potions.
    â€œIt was awful,” explained Lucy. “They kept us trapped down there and didn’t give us any food.”
    â€œI thought we’d never get out,” confessed Henry. “I was really worried.”
    The reunion didn’t last for long. Rainbow griefers rushed toward the temple.
    The gang could hear them screaming at each other.
    â€œYou are the one who blew up the treasure,” one rainbow griefer yelled at another.
    The gang shielded themselves from the rainbow griefers, as they hid behind the temple.
    â€œI don’t think they see us,” Henry told them.
    â€œThey’re awful,” added Lucy. “We have to get out of here fast.”
    â€œWhat about your treasure?” asked Kyra.
    â€œThey stole it all. We have nothing left, but I don’t care. I just want to get out of the desert. We’ve been trapped here for days.” Lucy was exhausted. Despite being a treasure hunter, she missed Steve’s wheat farm.
    â€œDo you see what I see?” Henry couldn’t believe his eyes. Just a few feet away from them sat another desert temple. He thought it was a mirage, but it was real.
    â€œHow did we miss that?” asked Kyra.
    The group made their way to the temple. They needed to escape from the rainbow griefers and they wanted to find treasure.
    As the entered the temple, they quickly raced toward the blue clay block.
    â€œThrow a bucket of water and we can slide down the hole once it’s activated,” Henry told the group.
    Will was about to break the blue clay block when Steve shouted, “Don’t break it!”
    Steve began to break the orange clay block and jumped through the hole.
    The rest of the group slid down to meet Steve by the four chests that contained the treasure.
    â€œDon’t step on the pressure plate!” Henry yelled over at Alex, who stood very close to the dangerous plate.
    Steve opened the first chest and found diamonds and gold.
    Max opened the second chest and found rotten flesh and iron and gold.
    â€œYuck,” Kyra said when she saw the rotten flesh.
    â€œI’m opening this one. Hope it’s not stinky,” said Alex as she opened the third chest, which was filled with golden horse armor and saddles. She offered the saddles to everyone in the group.
    Henry opened the final chest, which contained an enchantment book. “Adam, you’ll love this book because you’re a potion expert.”
    The group placed the treasures in their inventory and were ready to make their way back to the wheat farm when they heard a noise in the temple.
    â€œOh no!” Kyra said. “More rainbow men!”
    Four rainbow men sprinted in. One of the rainbow men stood in front of Steve and said, “Looks like you guys got that treasure.”
    â€œGood job, Alex. You got their friends here,” the second rainbow griefer told her.
    â€œNow give us all of your stuff,” demanded the third griefer.
    The fourth rainbow griefer said, “Don’t trust Alex. She is with them now.”
    â€œWhat?” The first rainbow griefer was shocked. “Why? Don’t you want all their treasures? They are fools.”
    â€œThey aren’t fools,” Alex defended her friends. “And I don’t want their treasure. I just want their friendship. I also want evil people like you to stop terrorizing innocent people.”
    The rainbow griefers laughed at Alex and then sprinted toward the group with their diamond swords.
    â€œIt’s a battle to the death!” one of the rainbow griefers said as he struck Steve with his