Driving acrossed the grass plain with the window down and chill music playing from the speaker.
The pets and I enjoy the scenic scenery and the wind flowing against our faces. The dogs had their faces sticking out of the window and would occasionally let their tongue out.
"Ah, this is nice."
Although the ground was bumby and unpaved with hills here and there. The suspension absorbs all of the bumb and sways giving us a smooth soft ride offroad.
Occasionally I would find some groups of animals here and there.
Also, I would find some patrols roaming the areas on the way and I made it a side quest, detouring a little and running the group over underneath my wheel and would do a drive by against any stragglers with my sword sticking out the window.
Some of the pillagers shot back with there crossbow but the SUV was moving too fast causing many of the arrow to missed and for the arrows that hit, it would all be deflected off of the chassis and windshield.
Looting their bodies, I found some emeralds, few coins that look like bronze and silver and occasionally gold, and a bottle of mysterious dark liquids in it.
Remembering the loot pools from the raid in game I soon remembered that this is an ominous bottle that would give a bad omen effects.
Speaking of bad omen again, I probably recieved some more of it again given how I kept running over the pillagers patrols and killing their captains.
The thing I'm most confused about is the bunch of coins I kept finding on the pillagers. I thought the only currency in game was emerald for villagers and gold for the piglins in the Nether.
Racking my heady, I'd asked the system to display the list of mods I had downloaded
"No, no, that's one for structures, no that's world generations, maybe this one or this one."
The mod I'm currently looking at was a mod that bring asset and elements from Terraria into minecraft and the second mod was a farming mod that add some features from Stardew Valley.
I quickly, deducted that it was most likely from the Terraria mod because there was a variety of coins and that Stardew Valley only uses gold coin.
A/N: Nevered play Stardew Valley before but was curious when I found a mod showcase of this and Terraria in Minecraft.
Collecting the coins, I could always repurpose the coin and smelt it into metal or something. Because in Minecraft, everything seemed to be of high purity if not complete pure such as gold and iron.
Getting back into the car, I headed off again in my original direction.