This is where it started <3
When I first started this world back in March of 2025, I placed this sign on the first day so that I could keep track of how long I've been playing. As of writing this, it's been 225 days (just over 7 months).
On the 24th March 2025, I began a forever world save on minecraft bedrock edition (on Windows, specifically). This page is to doccument my builds and progress, and the lore behind it all. Because yes, I did create detailed in depth lore for all of my builds.
When I first started this world back in March of 2025, I placed this sign on the first day so that I could keep track of how long I've been playing. As of writing this, it's been 225 days (just over 7 months).
I decided that I wanted to live in an empty clearing surrounded by the cherry blossom mountain biome which made up spawn. I temporarily set up camp just above a cave which was open to the air. I later made both a stairway down and a water elevator both ways. After I moved into my next base I kept it and used it to house my nether portal and enchanting table, as well as to keep my first wooden pickaxe. I added a library to fill out the empty space and to keep my lore books.
This is the base I built after the cave. I built the tower first, and all of the decorations came after. It was actually a few months until I built around the hole and terraformed it. All of the trees aroud the clearing were also planted by me, because I really wanted the place to feel secluded from the rest of the world, like Eri as a character was mysterious and secluded.
The farm wasn't originally built to actually be a resource, more of a decoration, but it ended up expanding much more than I thought it would. All of my wheat comes from here and the massive fields surrounding it. The farmhouse is something I'd improve if I was going to rebuild this area, but it's nostalgic now so theres no way i'm changing it!
A simple skeleton farm I made back when I needed much more bone meal. I was lucky to have a spawner right underneath the base and out in the open within the cave itself.
The gardens were my first big project in this world. Terraforming the sides to make them (mostly) symetrical took a very long time, much longer than actually building the fountain and placing all of the flowers. It really tested my patience finishing this project, but now I've undergone much larger terraforming projects it'd probably feel like nothing!
There isn't a lot to say about this one here since most of it is lore based, but building it was very much me experimenting with my texturing skills. I had a lot of stone which I wasn't using so I decided to mess around with it and see what I got, and this is what I came up with. (Full lore explanations coming soon!)
I built this base after getting bored of living in the clearing. It wasn't long after I learnt that I wasn't far from a Pale Garden biome and I really wanted to build with the (then) new pale oak logs. The flowers and bench came much later when I was getting into decorating with plants and flowers around my builds.
This is the garden behind the house. It's where I keep my horse, donkey, mule and skeleton horses, as well as my rainbow sheep and upside down cow. You know, what everyone has in their back gardens.
This. Took. FOREVER. This project singlehandedly made me never want to touch a minecraft dirt block again. the area being flat is due to me terraforming and covering all the areas which were too low down over with dirt. despite how annoying this was, though, it was worth it in the end. It links up to the base of AshImmortal, and has a lot of useful things. There are 3 auto sugarcane farms, an extra storage warehouse and a super smelter. There are also decorative bits as well, like the tower that goes up to block limit and the random trans flag, and the song lyric wall I write on whenever a song gets stuck in my head.
The docks were a massive base expansion project I did over the span of about a week and a half, give or take. The fishing pier was the first thing I build, then the rooms inside the hill came after. I started this after expanding my underground storage room out to include an underground library. I then added 9 other rooms, either for decoration or to house my animals. The rooms include: My dogs, my cats, my parrots, my sniffers, a weed grow (like everyone has under their house), a brewing room, storage for my fishing, a pit to the botton of the world simply called "T H E P I T" and one empty room with nothing in it that I mainly build to fill up space. There is also a stairway up into the garden.
I built this across the river from the docks. This was before I decided to build the library under my base, so this project is mainy scrapped, and I keep it for decoration.
These are two massive stone walls I built to sepparate my base from the rest of the world. They are mainly just decoration, and also serve a lore purpose.
The castle is another place which was a literal nightmare to terraform for. The area near it needed flattening because I planned to add the sunflower field, and this time it wasn't just another case of digging insane amounts of dirt. i think there might've been some weird stuff going on with terrain generation because both a regular and rocky beach biome were in the middle of the plains biome near my base. Turtles kept spawning as I literally got rid of their home and I felt so bad about it lol. But about the castle itself, it's another piece of lore connected to the tower. I needed to use up all of the deepstate i'd gotten from mining, and I'd never really properly used it in a build before. The sunflower field is inspired by Goodtimeswithscar's season of secret life.
There isn't a lot to say here, but I wanted sheep of every different wool colour in case I wanted to build with it. I ended up figuring out the crafting recipe for concrete was really cheap on my recources, though, so it hasn't gotten much use.
The lighthouse is something I built due to searching through pinterest building suggestions. There was too much empty space in the industrial district due to me not getting into redstone as much as I thought I was going to. This build also has some minor lore attached to it.
I wanted a villager trading hall, so I thought I'd hide how awful that looks to someone not obsessed with enchanting books with a lovely house. I was hoping the copper oxidise faster, but it's been a slow process.
The Sky citadel is a fairly large WIP project over an ocean biome. When it's finished, it's going to be a mass of floating islands connected by bridges, all made out of white and blue blocks. This project is on hiatus at the moment until I find the motivation to go calcite mining.
This is a recent project of mine where I left all of my items at home and went off to start again. It's something I'd seen suggested in some youtube videos about forever worlds for if you were getting the itch to start a new world but wanted to keep working on your existing one. I've built it far out in the desert, around 3000 blocks away from where I usually build my projects, to show how Ophelia is determined to stay alone. This is also the place that Eli has gone missing to.