Cooper the Copper Golem

Missed Part 3 ? Catch up here. Want to start at the beginning? Go to Part 1 ! “ I know who Jackson is! ” Jared declared. Cooper stopped sorting chests and joined Mama Hen in front of the aquarium to listen to Jared the Axolotl. Ever since Master Ryan left for the mines, Cooper had been wondering who Jackson was. Cooper heard Master Ryan talk about Jackson wanting to escape. This confused Cooper. It seemed like Jared found the answer. “ Who is he? ” Mama Hen asked the axolo

Missed part 2? Catch up here . Want to start from the beginning? Go to part 1 ! When Cooper woke up the next morning, his own personal chest (Chest 7) had developed a green patina. When copper is exposed to oxygen for a long time it reacts by becoming green. That process is called oxidation. The green surface is called a patina. Our favorite copper golem wasted no time and went right back to work sorting chests! He found some dark oak planks and decided to put them in Chest

Haven't read part 1? Catch up here . “Before I head to bed, I’m gonna sort through some chests real quick,” Master Ryan said. “I’m not takin’ over your job, man. Okay? Just helpin’ out a bit cuz golly!” He scoffed. “My chests are messy. Am I right?” Cooper the Copper Golem completely agreed. He hadn’t been able to finish looking into all of Master Ryan’s chests yet, but the little bit he had seen was enough to know that he had a big job to do! He was glad that Master Ryan w

The following short story is based on Ryan Trahan's Minecraft video ' I Got a Horse ' (Art by @TheBrightonAussie on Instagram) How does one build a copper golem, you may ask? It is really quite simple. All that is required is that you place a pumpkin on a copper block and use shears on the pumpkin. After the pumpkin is sheared, the golem will appear! The following story is not about just any copper golem. No, no. This story is about Cooper the Copper Golem who was created by