-
Let's go. Open up. It's time for parkour.
-
Alright, time for my mandatory parkour
check. Sigh. Let's get this over with.
-
You're late. You know the deal. You can do
the one block jump for the raw chicken, or
-
you can attempt the one block vertical
jump for the beef.
-
Here, in parkour civilization, no one
chooses to jump for
-
the beef. It's better to be safe and do
the one block jump for the chicken rather
-
than risk your entire life for just half a
hunger bar more.
-
Tomorrow, you better not be late.
Or you'll be doing
-
two block jumps as
punishment.
-
Yes, sir.
Sorry, I won't be late next time.
-
Down here, us parkour noobs only get fed
once a day.
-
One piece of raw chicken is just enough to
get you to the next day.
-
But that's the life of parkour
civilization.
-
If you wanna survive,
you have to parkour.
-
Every parkour noob has the same goal.
-
And that's to make it to the top layer
where all the parkour pros live.
-
Except most parkour pros are born on the
top layer.
-
If you're a parkour noob, there's only one
way up.
-
And that is through the Temple of Parkour.
-
The Temple of Parkour is the only
structure in the world that combines the
-
bottom layer to the top layer.
-
To make it up, you have to do an
incredibly hard parkour course that no
-
parkour noob has ever completed.
-
And that's assuming you even get the
chance to complete the course.
-
The inside of the temple is protected by a
barrier.
-
And the only way a parkour noob gets past
a barrier is if they've earned a ticket.
-
I've never even tried getting a ticket
before, but if I'm gonna rank up to a
-
parkour pro one day, I'm gonna have to.
-
In my neighborhood pretty much everyone
has fallen into the void and died
-
except for the guy who lives right
next to me.
-
He's been my neighbor for five years.
-
No! Why did you try going fo r the beef?
-
I guess I have to change my statement.
-
I now live in in this neighborhood alone.
-
In parkour civilization, only parkour pros
are allowed to break or place blocks.
-
For parkour noobs, it's strictly
prohibited.
-
And unfortunately, I found that out the
hard way.
-
A while ago I was searching around and I
somehow stumbled upon an oak log.
-
No one has seen an oak log in years since
trees don't exist in parkour civilization
-
so I had to try to take it.
-
Stop right now.
-
Oh no, I'm done for.
-
You really thought you could break that
without me noticing?
-
What, were you gonna try to cheat
parkour?
-
No, sir, I didn't try to cheat. I just
thought it would be super rare and I
-
wanted to collect it.
-
Stop talking. Give me two jumps now.
-
Two jumps in a row? Okay.
Sorry sir, I'll do it right now.
-
You know what? You seem a little too
happy about two. Let's make it three.
-
Okay? I'll do three...
-
You know what? Now let's make it four
jumps in a row.
-
Ah, four in a row? Come on.
-
In parkour civilization it should be no
surprise that all punishments were just
-
more forms of parkour.
-
And that was the last time I ever tried
breaking a block.
-
You're lucky you got a light punishment.
Don't forget you're at the bottom
-
so follow the rules.
-
It's safe to say that if you're at the
bottom level of parkour civilization
-
it's not exactly the best.
-
But not everything in parkour civilization
is that bad.
-
For example, I was able to use parkour to
buy the biggest house in the neighborhood.
-
In parkour civilization literally
everything is parkour
-
and that means parkour has replaced money.
-
Welcome. Choose which house you wanna buy.
-
It's pretty nice in parkour civilization,
all you have to do to buy anything is just
-
make more parkour jumps.
-
I'm not really sure why or how parkour
works as a currency, but all I know is
-
I basically bought a two-storey house for
free.
-
Somehow when I was buying my house I
convinced myself to go for the ladder jump
-
to buy the bigger house.
-
In parkour civilization parkour jumps with
trickier items like ladders are worth more
-
That's why this jump basically bought me
a mansion.
-
No way! Thank you for buying the big house
-
Let me take you right to it.
Just follow me.
-
Let's go! This is awesome, I just
bought my first house.
-
All houses in parkour civilization are
pre-built.
-
And they all have one thing in common.
-
It's a requirement that every single house
has a parkour jump inside to get to your
-
bed. This is a way to make sure everyone
in parkour civilization parkours
-
everywhere they go.
Even inside the house.
-
So, this is the neighborhood you'll be
living in. You're the only two-storey
-
house here. So if you'll follow me, I'll
give you a house tour.
-
This is so sick! That ladder jump
literally made me the richest one in the
-
neighborhood.
-
As you can see, you have a jump on the
top floor and a jump on the bottom floor.
-
Let me show you the upstairs and then the
house is all yours.
-
Alright, I mean everything looks good.
I just have to do this jump to my bed.
-
Uh, yeah!
I think I got everything figured out.
-
Perfect. Last thing, I just need to check
if your parkour jump is good.
-
How are you supposed to check if it's
good?
-
Wait, what the?
-
Did this guy for real just jump off?
-
Uh... I'm really confused. Is he alive?
Why did he do that?
-
Alright, just wanted to confirm that your
house is ready to move in.
-
The guy did in fact die so everything
should be good.
-
That guy seriously died?
-
Uh... don't worry about it. It's a part of
the job. Enjoy your house.
-
How is that a part of the job?
What?
-
No one really remembers how parkour
civilization started.
-
Most of the parkour noobs down here at
least think that the parkour pros were the
-
ones who started it.
-
But the truth is, I think I was the one
who started it.
-
For some reason, I can't remember the best
but I'm pretty sure this is how the
-
story went.
-
Yo, Seawatt.
-
Yo, hello?
-
Bro, you think I could get a diamond real
quick? I was mining for like three hours
-
and I only found two diamonds, and I just
wanna make a diamond pickaxe.
-
Uh, sorry. Don't have any to spare.
-
Bro, come on. Don't be like that, you're
literally just holding one.
-
Dude, just gimme one and I'll pay you
back later. I just need a pickaxe.
-
Alright, fine. Give me one second.
If you want a diamond, you gotta give me
-
something. Alright, watch out.
Back off for one second.
-
Look. If you can make this four-block jump
I'll pay you one diamond.
-
Make this four-block jump?
Wait, why? Why are you gonna pay me to
-
do parkour? What do you even gain from
this?
-
Uh, I don't know. I've just never seen
anyone do it before.
-
I'd pay to see it done.
-
Okay, I'll take the offer.
-
Ugh, this is so annoying.
Alright, just give me a second.
-
I know it's possible, I've done it before.
-
I told you bro, it's not possible.
-
Just stop talking and watch, I'm gonna do
it in like 30 seconds.
-
Aaaand, there we go. Finally.
Look, I told you it was possible.
-
No way, that was actually incredible!
Alright, well, I got my money's worth.
-
Let's go, I got paid for parkour!
-
If you want, I can keep making more
parkour for you to do
-
and I'll pay you for it. Are you kidding?
Dude, totally.
-
Alright, I'll be back here
tomorrow I guess.
-
And this is basically how
-
parkouring for money started.
-
The next day I showed up to see Seawatt's
-
house, he offered me way more diamonds
-
this time and he constructed an entire
parkour course outside of his house to do.
-
But little did we know that this parkour
course would completely change the way
-
that the world works.
-
Soon after this event, the parkour
civilisation began.
-
Now that I think about it, there's kind of
an unexplainable gap between those events
-
and now, but... oh well!
-
Parkour check time, you got 30 seconds.
-
Ah, another beautiful morning and I have
to parkour for some more raw chicken that
-
will make me starve even more.
-
Alright, alright, I'm here.
-
One block for raw chicken, one block
vertical for beef.
-
What are you choosing today?
-
Considering my neighbor just died for
going for the beef, I'm just gonna go with
-
the chicken again.
-
Keep in mind, there's a ticket event today
-
It's gonna be about 200 blocks west.
-
This was huge news. If there actually was
a ticket event today, I would need to go
-
for the beef. Ticket events are usually
far away and I would starve by the time
-
I got there if I chose the chicken.
But luckily I got the beef.
-
No way, you made that jump?
You might become a parkour pro one day.
-
Wait, you really think I could rank up to
be a parkour pro?
-
Ha, not a chance. You're a parkour noob.
You guys never rank up.
-
It's important to know that parkour pros
have really big egos and they like to put
-
down the parkour noobs.
-
This was an important day. This was only
the second time I've jumped for the beef
-
and now, I have a chance to earn a ticket.
-
The ticket events are so risky because
they're located so far away.
-
If I wasn't paying attention, I could miss
just one of these one-block jumps and my
-
entire chances of becoming a parkour pro
would be over.
-
But luckily, I made it to the ticket event
-
When I got here, there were only three
parkour noobs in line to do the parkour
-
course. Most noobs don't even show up for
the courses anymore because if you miss
-
one jump, you end up like this guy.
-
And that's the price you pay if you want
a ticket to be a parkour pro.
-
I watched as the second noob fell to the
void.
-
Hey man, do you think you could go
already?
-
I don't know man, I'm kinda nervous I'm
gonna fall.
-
No, you don't need to be nervous.
I'm sure you're fine.
-
Oh, shoot... okay?
Never mind then.
-
Before going for it I wanted to study the
parkour course.
-
You see, every week, the ticket challenge
changes.
-
And it's completely random.
-
And this week's course was extremely
difficult.
-
There was a two-block jump to get to the
ticket and if you get it a two-block jump
-
to get out of it.
-
Here's the thing about parkour
civilization.
-
Parkour can be used for anything.
And that includes bribing parkour pros.
-
Check this out. If I do a parkour jump
with a 360 will you replace one of the
-
two-block jumps with a one-block jump?
-
You wanna do a one-block jump with a 360?
Fine. There's no way you're gonna make it
-
but I'll accept.
-
Let's go, the parkour pro accepted my
bribe and now I have another problem
-
I have to do a 360?
Have I even done this before?
-
Whatever, I'm just gonna go for it.
Please make it.
-
Oh, no way. I actually did it.
-
Alright, deal's a deal, right?
-
I'm not gonna lie, that was the coolest
thing I've seen a parkour noob do.
-
Well, deal's a deal. Here you go.
-
Let's go. Now there was only one
two-block jump in the course.
-
Still gotta make the first two-block
jump, noob.
-
Yeah yeah whatever, just let me do the
course, bro.
-
This was my best chance to finally earn a
ticket. If I actually get this ticket
-
I could access the parkour temple and make
my way up into a better life as a
-
parkour pro.
There was no turning back now.
-
I had to start the course.
-
Most parkour noobs aren't experienced with
diagonal jumps.
-
But somehow I got past it.
-
And now was the two-block jump.
This was life or death.
-
I closed my eyes and I went for it.
-
I expected to be falling thousands of feet
per second into the void but to my
-
surprise, I was standing on the platform
with the ticket.
-
And thanks to the deal I made with the
parkour pro, I only had a one-block jump
-
to get out of the course.
-
This was life changing. This was the first
time I've ever received a ticket to access
-
the parkour temple. And I promised myself
that I wasn't going to waste it.
-
I made my way over to the parkour temple.
I was in a good spot.
-
I had three full hunger bars which is the
most hunger a parkour noob can have.
-
This was it. There was no better time,
no more perfect time to try making the
-
parkour course to rank up to a parkour pro
-
I walked up to the hoppers in the ground
and I threw in my ticket.
-
After a few seconds the invisible barrier
that guards the parkour temple was down.
-
And now of course I had to make sure I
didn't fail the one-block jump to actually
-
get inside the temple.
-
I made the one-block jump successfully and
now I was officially inside the temple.
-
This was it. This was the moment I'd been
waiting for my entire life.
-
This was the parkour course that no
parkour noob has ever beaten.
-
If you miss any of these jumps, you'll
either die from fall damage or fall
-
directly into the void.
-
But I've come too far and I've practiced
too much to have that happen.
-
I wasn't just gonna be another parkour
noob that fails this course,
-
I was gonna be the first one to rank up to
become a parkour pro.
-
My journey to becoming a parkour pro
starts no-
-
Hey, wake up.
You want a chance to eat today or what?
-
Alright, let's get this over with.
-
Let's go!
Hurry up and do the parkour, noob.
-
Down here in parkour prison, even the
cells have one-block jumps.
-
If you miss a single jump or if a parkour
pro catches you not jumping for 30 seconds
-
you'll be thrown into the lava.
-
Alright, I gotta ask. You wanna do a
diagonal jump to reduce your prison
-
sentence time?
-
Most parkour noobs would never take this
deal. Diagonal jumps are just not worth
-
the risk. But I wasn't just gonna sit in
parkour prison my entire life.
-
If there was any chance I could get out
sooner, I was gonna take it.
-
That was unexpected. Congrats!
You've earned one day off your prison time
-
That means you go from 49 years and 320
days to 49 years and 319 days left.
-
This is how my life is gonna be for the
next 49 years in parkour prison.
-
That is, unless I find a way to get to
that portal and make my way back to
-
parkour civilization.
-
Parkour prison is located directly under
the bottom layer of parkour civilization.
-
If a parkour noob misses any jump, they
fall into the void and end up here.
-
And the only way back to civilization is
to spend 50 years here without failing a
-
jump. Before I was sent here I never knew
this place existed.
-
And I was so close to becoming a parkour
pro. My entire life I've been training for
-
one goal, and that's to go to the temple
of parkour and complete the impossible
-
course to rank up to become a parkour pro.
-
I had everything. I earned the ticket to
get inside the temple and I had enough
-
food to make the journey. But when the
time came, I failed the first jump.
-
And now I'm dea... what the?
Where am I?
-
Welcome to parkour prison or as most noobs
call it their worst nightmare.
-
If you'll just follow me I'll take you
right to your cell.
-
Parkour prison? What is this place?
I don't get it, how am I still alive?
-
Hey, and uh, just make sure you don't miss
any of these one-block jumps 'cause if you
-
fall in the lava you will die for real
this time.
-
Oh yeah, not a problem. I've never missed
a one-block jump in my life.
-
What I didn't get is why parkour prison
existed.
-
Instead of letting the parkour noobs just
fall into the void, somehow this massive
-
structure was made under the void to catch
us, but why?
-
Alright noob, this is your cell.
Go on in.
-
All of the cells in parkour prison were
separated by a three-block gap.
-
Meaning once I went inside this cell,
I would never be able to escape.
-
But that wasn't gonna stop me from trying.
-
Make sure you're doing at least one jump
in your cell every 30 seconds.
-
If one of us catches you not jumping,
you're not making it out of here.
-
Just minutes before this I was about to
rank up to be a parkour pro.
-
And now, I'm in the most dangerous place
in parkour civilization.
-
As far as I'm concerned, I'm the only noob
right now in parkour prison.
-
My guess is most of them by now fell in
the lava.
-
Wait, there's actually someone here!
Let's go, I'm not alone down here.
-
Wait, why does this guy look familiar?
-
He's been my neighbor for five years.
-
No! Why did you try going for the beef!
-
No way, it is my neighbor. Wow, I'm so
glad I'm not alone down here.
-
I ju-
No! Dude, what is wrong with this guy?
-
Alright, he has to be doing it on purpose
at this point.
-
The only thing that's better about parkour
prison is they feed us fish instead of raw
-
chicken.
-
Hey, noob, let's go.
You've been selected for parkour testing.
-
Be down there in 30 seconds.
-
And this is one of the not so good parts
about prison. The random parkour testing.
-
Bro, wait! You didn't even fill in this
gap.
-
Oh man, now I gotta do another one-block
jump.
-
If you're a prisoner here, the only thing
you hope for is that you don't get
-
selected for random parkour testing.
-
Every few days, the pros will pick a noob
at random to test out a new course they
-
built. This time, the course I was
selected for had fence parkour.
-
If I failed to make this one-block fence
jump, I wouldn't be coming back.
-
Let's go, we don't have all day.
Get on the course.
-
Yes sir, I'm going right now.
-
The worst part about these random courses
is that they intentionally use harder
-
blocks for the jumps. The pros know that
the noobs have almost no experience with
-
fence jumps, but they built them anyways.
-
Alright, testing complete. Back to your
cell in 30 seconds.
-
By some miracle, I was able to get past
this week's random testing course.
-
But what about the next week?
Or the week after that?
-
There's gonna be some day when they build
a jump that I can't do.
-
And I need to get out of here before that
happens.
-
Luckily, I've been thinking of a plan to
make my escape.
-
Back in parkour civilization, I used
parkour to bribe one of the pros.
-
And now, I was gonna do it again.
-
Hey, guard!
-
What do you want noob?
-
I got something to show you, could you
come over here?
-
This better be worth my time,
or I'm not feeding you tomorrow.
-
Okay, what?
-
Oh, nothing really. I just wanted to ask
you if I could pay you in, uh,
-
three diagonal jumps in a row for five
minutes of free time?
-
Three in a row?
-
Yup, three in a row.
What do you think?
-
You're definitely not making that.
But it's not like I care anyways.
-
Sure.
-
Like always, parkour can be used to get
out of any situation.
-
But now, I had one chance to make three
diagonal jumps in a row.
-
Or else I was dead.
-
Come on.
One, two, three!
-
Oh wait, I actually did it!
-
Okay, five minutes of free time.
But you better be back in your cell by the
-
time I get back.
-
The bribe worked. Now, I had five minutes
to roam around parkour prison to see if I
-
could find a way to escape.
-
I had no clue what was gonna happen to me
after I escaped.
-
But I didn't have time to think about that
right now.
-
When I jumped around the prison, I noticed
someone doing the random testing course.
-
Wait, is that who I think it is?
-
No, you don't need to be nervous.
I'm sure you're fine.
-
Oh...
-
No way, it is the guy who failed the
ticket event in front of me.
-
That guy was nice. I hope he clutches up
these glass jumps and makes it back to
-
civilization.
-
Oh!
-
Something was strange about this testing
course. Why were they using glass for
-
parkour? Glass jumps aren't even a thing
at the parkour noob level.
-
If noobs have never done glass jumps, why
would they use them to test the jumps?
-
I just gotta get out of here.
-
I bet you're trying to think of a plan to
escape, right?
-
What? Escape?
What are you talking about?
-
I would never try to escape.
-
You're not? I was gonna take you to the
portal, but if you don't want to...
-
This obviously seems like you're trying
to set me up.
-
It's not a set up. No one says you have
to stay here, you can leave at any time.
-
Just follow me and I'll take you there.
-
I'm 99% sure I'm being led into a trap,
but it doesn't matter.
-
If he gets me close to the portal
I'll try to improvise.
-
If this guard was leading me into a trap,
I couldn't see what it was.
-
He was already getting me so close to the
portal.
-
At this point, I was just gonna have to
take a chance and hope that he was telling
-
me the truth. I was now five blocks away
from going back to parkour civilization.
-
You can leave now, if you accept terms
that you can never earn a ticket to rank
-
up to become a parkour pro for the rest
of your life.
-
Wait, your'e saying if I go back to
parkour civilization now, I can never be a
-
parkour pro?
-
That's correct. Or you can wait out the
remainder of your 49 years here in prison.
-
So this was the catch. I could leave
parkour prison right now.
-
But in return, I could never become a
parkour pro.
-
Or I could try to survive here for another
49 years.
-
It wasn't worth it to stay. I needed to
get out of here.
-
Okay, I've made my decision.
I'm gonna go back.
-
So you accept!
Good luck.
-
This was it.
The work was done.
-
I escaped parkour prison.
But at what cost?
-
Leaving now meant that I would be a
noob for the rest of my life.
-
When I went through the portal, I was
brought back into parkour civilization.
-
The portal spawned me at the entrance
of the temple of parkour.
-
This was probably the last time I would
ever step foot in this temple.
-
I had my chance to rank up to become a pro
and I failed.
-
Now, I can never earn a ticket ever again.
-
You know, it's not the worst thing in the
world. Now, I can just go back to my
-
ordinary life in parkour civilization.
-
You know, now that I think about it,
it's not the worst situation in the world.
-
I mean, at least I still have my mansion.
-
Wait, who is this?
I still own this house, right?
-
No, you don't.
This house no longer belongs to you.
-
This parkour noob just purchased this new
manison, so you'll have to leave now.
-
Wait wait wait, this guy just bought my
house? How can he do that?
-
Well, you fell and went to parkour prison
so you lost the house.
-
When you were down there, this parkour
noob bought it.
-
Bro, really? Wow, so I really don't own
this house anymore.
-
Well this guy-
-
Uh...
-
Okay, it's for sale now.
-
Let's go! So I can move back into my
house?
-
After you buy it again, sure.
-
Wait, really? Are you serious?
I have to buy it again?
-
I went back to the shop to go buy my
mansion again, but while I was at parkour
-
prison something bad happened.
-
The prices for houses in my neighborhood
went way up.
-
Now if I wanted to buy my mansion, I would
have had to pay for it with a two-block
-
jump. It was too risky. I was gonna have
to find somewhere else to live.
-
Fortunately, I found another shop that was
selling wood houses.
-
A bit of a downgrade from the stone house
but it was all I could afford.
-
I could either do a one-block fence jump
for a small house or a one and a half
-
block stair jump for a large house.
-
I figured if I'm gonna be living on the
noob level for my entire life, I might as
-
well buy the big house.
-
Luckily, escaping parkour prison gave me
the confidence to make the jump easily.
-
Now, I got a mansion in a new neighborhood
where not to my surprise, everyone fell
-
into the void,
so it's just me living here.
-
The house is definitely a bit of a
downgrade from my previous mansion,
-
but it's still a two-storey house and it
has a painting, which is something you
-
don't really see that often in parkour
civilization.
-
I just keep wondering what my life would
have been like if I actually made it to
-
the pro civilization.
-
Now, I don't think I'll ever figure out
what it looks like out there.
-
I just wish that-
Woah! What was that?
-
When I went to sit in my chair, I backed
up against the wall and there was nothing
-
behind me. This painting was covering
something.
-
I walked through the painting and it
revealed a secret door.
-
For some reason, this house I bought had
some hidden passage.
-
Whoever made this was obviously trying to
hide something. But what was it?
-
There was a ladder that led to the bottom
floor. And when I got down there,
-
I found a man.
-
Somehow there was already someone living
here. But by their leather boots, I could
-
tell it was a parkour noob.
This was obviously some mistake.
-
I went to go leave, but then-
-
Wait, don't leave.
-
The man spoke to me.
He said he's been watching me.
-
I watched you enter the temple of parkour.
I think you have what it takes to rank up.
-
I'm sorry man, I think you're confused.
I can never earn a ticket anymore.
-
I'm gonna be a parkour noob forever.
-
No, there is still a way I can get you a
ticket.
-
Wait wait wait, what are you
talking about?
-
When I was younger I earned myself a
ticket, but I never used it.
-
Instead, I hid it far far away.
-
The old man said it wasn't his destiny to
rank up to be a pro, but it was mine.
-
He brought out a compass and he threw it
to me. He told me that if I followed this
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compass, I'll find the hidden ticket.
-
This was the second chance I was looking
for. I had no way of knowing whether the
-
old man was telling the truth or not, but
at this point, I had nothing to lose.
-
Maybe this works, maybe it doesn't.
All I know is that I wasn't done with
-
parkour civilization just yet.
-
Come on, just one jump at a time and I
should be there soon.
-
Where do you think you're going?
-
Ugh, this can't be good.
-
This is a parkour checkpoint.
Why do you want to leave
-
parkour civilization?
-
If the pro found out why I was really out
here, I might go back to parkour prison.
-
I was gonna need an excuse.
-
I, uh, just wanted to practice my
two-block jumps.
-
Listen, noob.
Out there, you'd never survive.
-
Besides, what do you need to practice for?
You can never rank up, buddy.
-
Despite my convincing story, it didn't
work. I was in big trouble now.
-
Following this compass is the only
possible way I can make it up to the
-
parkour pro civilization. I was gonna
have to try something else.
-
I told you to go home.
-
What if I paid you with a backwards jump?
-
A backwards jump?
-
Okay, at least he's listening,
and now I get one chance at this-
-
Woah! Oh my god, I actually made it!
That was crazy.
-
Wait, no, that was crazy.
Move aside and let me try this.
-
You got it! Just make sure you jump
far en-
-
Oh, shoot! That was not my plan.
I thought he was just gonna let me pass.
-
Uh, alright. Well, I guess that works.
-
Now that I made it past the parkour
checkpoint it was time to go searching for
-
the hidden ticket. That's assuming that
the ticket I'm looking for is even real.
-
After the mysterious old man gave me this
compass and told me that it would lead to
-
a ticket to rank up to parkour pro
civilization, I immediately started
-
preparing for the journey because this
time, I wasn't gonna fail.
-
The biggest problem I had to solve was my
food supply.
-
Parkour noobs only get fed once a day.
And if this compass was taking me far away
-
there was no way I would survive on the
raw chicken.
-
So for the past week, I've been doing the
beef jump every single morning.
-
And for the rest of the day, I tried not
to parkour at all so I could save the food
-
but that's when I almost got caught.
-
Hold up, what was that sound?
-
Oh no, I'm starving.
This isn't good.
-
Why are you taking damage?
Are you starving?
-
Starving? Hah, no... I'm just in pain
because I love parkour so much and I wish
-
I could do it all the time?
-
Oh man, sorry to hear that. Yeah, love
hurts. Well, hope you feel better.
-
By some miracle, the parkour pro bought
my excuse.
-
If the pro stayed around for any longer,
I might have starved to death.
-
I had to eat the piece of beef that I just
jumped for, but it didn't matter.
-
I had already prepared enough.
-
By rationing my food, I was able to save
up four pieces of beef for the journey.
-
I had no clue whether this would be enough
food to survive the trip, but the old man
-
said I had everything I needed.
So I guess I was just gonna have to trust
-
him again.
-
Now, it was time to go searching for the
ticket.
-
Crossing this line of stone means I'm
heading into the parkour outskirts.
-
No noob including myself has ever been out
here, and probably for a good reason.
-
All I know is that the further away you
get from parkour civilization, the more
-
dangerous the jumps become.
Already, I was starting to see huge chunks
-
of parkour missing.
-
No one knows how the outskirts came to be
like this. Or at least no one down here
-
knows. Unfortunately, the compass kept
taking me further and further away from
-
parkour civilization. The old man must've
hid the ticket out here knowing that no
-
parkour pro would ever go this deep to
retrieve it. I was running out of time.
-
I had already been jumping for hours and
now, I'm down to one piece of raw beef
-
left. And still, I found nothing.
That was, until I saw something in the
-
distance. I had no way of knowing, but I
had a feeling that this was what I was
-
looking for. In all my time here in
parkour civilization, I have never seen
-
anything like this. This couldn't be a
coincidence. Which means I was gonna have
-
to go parkour to the top.
-
I haven't really prepared for anything
like this. Vertical jumps don't exist
-
naturally down here. They only place I've
seen vertical jumps is when I jump for
-
food. Luckily, I made it to the top
without falling into the void.
-
I didn't see anything at first glance.
But when I pulled out my compass,
-
I was in the right place.
-
I didn't get it. The compass was pointing
me to the exact block I was standing on.
-
The ticket should be here. Unless the old
man hid the ticket out of sight and put it
-
underground.
-
If I broke this grass block and a parkour
pro catches me, I would for sure be going
-
back to prison for life this time.
-
But if I'm gonna have any shot at
making it up to the parkour pro
-
civilization, I'm gonna take that chance.
-
Well, here goes nothing.
-
I broke the block and underground,
there was a chest.
-
I couldn't believe it!
I'd actually found the ticket!
-
But when I opened the chest, something
was wrong. There was no ticket to be found
-
just a barrier. The old man lied to me.
There was no ticket to get up to the
-
pro civilization. Why would he send me all
the way out here to get a barrier block?
-
This didn't make any sense.
The old man knew I would risk my entire
-
life for a ticket, but he set me up.
There had to be some explanation for this.
-
Well, if I'm lucky to survive the trip
back, I can ask him why he sent me all the
-
way out here just to get a barrier block.
Which is also illegal to have.
-
By some miracle, I made it back to the
parkour checkpoint without falling.
-
Hey, you, you were the last one to see the
pro stationed here.
-
What happened to him?
-
Oh, I uh, well I showed him a backwards
jump and then he tried it for himself
-
and then fell.
-
You? A backwards jump? Are you serious?
-
Uh, yeah?
-
Okay, now I have to try.
So you just go backwards?
-
Oh! O...kay?
And he's gone too...
-
Am I gonna be blamed for this?
-
Fortunately, I made it back to my house
and no parkour pro has caught me with the
-
barrier block.
-
Now, it's time to ask this old man why in
the world he sent me out there to retrieve
-
this.
-
Alright, bro. Are you gonna explain to me
why the-
-
What the?
-
When I got down to the basement, the old
man was nowhere to be found.
-
All that was left was a hole in the ground
-
Did he jump into the void on purpose?
I don't understand what's going on.
-
But that's when I paid attention to the
item that was left on the ground.
-
I knew what it was before I even picked it
up. It was a ticket to rank up to become a
-
parkour pro. The old man had it on him the
entire time but still sent me to retrieve
-
the barrier block? The old man wanted me
to find this barrier for a reason.
-
And now, this was the sign that I was
ready to rank up to become a parkour pro.
-
It was time to head to the parkour temple.
-
I made my way back to the place that I
never thought I'd step foot in again.
-
The place where no parkour noob in history
has ever made it out alive.
-
I went ahead and ate my last piece of beef
-
Just like last time, I was in such a
perfect spot.
-
Three full bars of hunger is exactly what
I need to make it to the top.
-
The barrier guarding the temple was up, so
I threw in my ticket and the entrance to
-
the parkour temple was now open.
-
All I had to do now was do something that
I totally never do, and that's fail
-
one-block jumps.
-
Okay, I made the first jump. That's always
a good sign.
-
This time around was different.
I wasn't gonna let the pressure get to me.
-
I was gonna be the first noob to ever rank
up to the pro civilization.
-
Ah, no. Looking at this jump is giving me
flashbacks.
-
My journey to becoming a parkour pro
starts no-
-
No. This time was different.
I successfully made the first jump and for
-
the first time in my life, I was actually
on the parkour course.
-
Now, all I had to do was just take it one
jump at a time.
-
The first section was the stone blocks.
-
So far, I've only encountered one-block
vertical jumps, but they were nothing I
-
couldn't handle. Even though I had been on
the course for a good amount of time,
-
I was still ways away from making it to
the top.
-
After I passed the stone block section,
I moved on to the stone slab section.
-
Slabs aren't too common in the noob level
of parkour civilization, but luckily this
-
section wasn't too hard. But it was the
next section I was worried about.
-
The stair jumps.
-
This next jump I had to complete was by
far the hardest jump I've ever seen.
-
It was a two-block jump, but I had to go
up half a block.
-
But I didn't come all this way to give up.
I went for the jump, but I jumped too
-
early. I thought this was it, but by some
miracle, a block below me broke my fall.
-
And I only took two and a half hearts of
damage. But that was too close to call.
-
If I was even the slightest bit off,
I could have been all the way down there
-
in the void.
-
On my second time around, I made the jump.
That stair jump essentially marked the end
-
of the stair section. And now, I was on
the stone walls.
-
Walls were almost never seen at the noob
level. But fortunately, I didn't see
-
anything bigger than a one-block jump for
the rest of the way.
-
All I had to do was sneak and stay on the
course. And that's when I got to the point
-
when the jumps stopped.
-
I was so high off the ground now, but I
knew I was at the end.
-
I climbed up the stairs until I was face
to face with the entrance to the parkour
-
pro civilization. This was it, I was about
to be the first noob in history to rank up
-
But then, the realization hit me.
The last jump to get to the parkour pro
-
civilization was a three-block jump.
It was impossible.
-
This was why no noob has ever ranked up
to become a pro.
-
The course was impossible to begin with.
-
But then, I remembered the barrier.
This is what the old man wanted me to
-
use it for. He knew the course was
impossible and he wanted to give me a
-
chance to rank up.
-
I placed down the barrier block and I made
the two-block jump.
-
I did it! I actually did it!
-
I was the first noob in history to ever
complete this course.
-
No one at the bottom level knows what
society is like up here.
-
And I was gonna be the first one to
figure it out.
-
What was it gonna be like?
-
Was I actually gonna be able to see
the sky?
-
Well, I guess we'll find out.
-
I walked up to the stone walls and the
doors opened, revealing a room I've never
-
seen anything like before.
-
I turned the corner and I saw a parkour
pro just standing there.
-
Uh, hi!
-
What the, who are you?
Where did you come from?
-
I'm the only one working here.
-
I... came from the noob level.
I just beat the course and ranked up.
-
Wow, um.. I was not expecting this.
I'm not sure what to do here.
-
Uh, just go over there and throw your
leather boots in the lava.
-
Alright, time to get my iron boots!
-
Yes sir, one ranked up. A noob by the name
of Evbo. Yes sir, I'll keep an eye on him.
-
And that was it. That was the last time I
would ever wear leather boots again
-
for the rest of my life.
-
From the looks of it, I only had one more
lava jump to go.
-
But this time, there were dispensers.
I backed up and jumped over the lava
-
and I was equipped with iron boots.
I was officially a parkour pro!
-
After I went through, I saw one more jump
that led to some barrels.
-
What is this for?
-
It's for food. You only have to pay one
jump for two steak here.
-
Only a one-block jump for food?
That's amazing!
-
I opened the barrel to see something that
I've never seen before.
-
Cooked... meat? In all of these!
-
In my entire life living on the noob level
I've never seen a piece of cooked beef.
-
And now, as a parkour pro, I could fully
replenish my hunger bar.
-
And that meant I could sprint now.
Oh man, this is crazy.
-
Congratulations on becoming a parkour pro.
You can now head up those steps and begin
-
your life in parkour pro civilization.
-
Those were the exact words I wanted to
hear.
-
This is it! When I walk up these steps, I
will be at the top level of parkour
-
civilization.
-
When I walked into the temple, I
immediately saw massive statues.
-
These statues looked like they were
showing the parkour noobs and the
-
parkour pros. They even had their boots
on. This place is insane!
-
I've never seen anything like this.
-
I mean, look at these statu-
What the? Gold boots?
-
Who wears gold boots?
This doesn't make any sense.
-
What is this? Am I not at the top of
parkour civilization?
-
Hey, parkour delivery.
-
Let's go, my parkour delivery is here!
-
Now that I'm a parkour pro,
-
I can get parkour delivered to my house.
-
Hey, did you order parkour construction
to this house? Yes sir, that's me.
-
I ordered the six-block-tall slime jump
to my bedroom. Sounds good!
-
Where do you want it built?
Uh let's see, I think this would be a good
-
place for it.
You think you can build it right there?
-
Oh sure, I can make that happen!
To think just a few days ago
-
I was a parkour noob and now I'm getting
custom parkour jumps installed in my house
-
is crazy!
-
This looks good?
Yep I think it's perfect
-
Hey, thanks man for parkouring
all the way out here.
-
Sure, you got my payment?
Oh yeah yeah yeah for sure
-
it was four one blocks in a row right?
Okay 1 2 3 4
-
there you go thank you very much.
And my tip? Your tip? Really?
-
don't tell me you thought you weren't
going to tip me.
-
If you're a parkour pro, Its always
expected that you tip when you
-
buy something.
Oh, I hope I make this! Oh, that was close
-
Oh, wow a 360? yeah, you're good man,
thanks.
-
Like most things in parkour
civilization, the way you tip is with
-
more parkour. Luckily, I survived
that payment for the jump installed
-
in my house. If i missed any one of those
jumps I would have fallen back down to the
-
parkour noob level and my journey
to become a pro would have
-
been for nothing. But I won't say
it wasn't worth it because now,
-
I can practice slime jumps anytime I want
inside of my house, and this is how my new
-
life is as a pro in parkour civilization.
No parkour noob at the bottom level knows
-
what life is like up here.
Except I was the only one to rank up and
-
become a part of parkour society.
To rank up to a parkour pro I had to be
-
the first noob in history to beat
an impossible parkour course.
-
When I got to the top, I got my iron boots
and I was officially a pro.
-
I thought I had made it, I thought I was
at the top of parkour civilization but
-
that's when I realized, I truly knew
nothing about the world I was living in.
-
My journey to getting to the top
of parkour civilization wasn't even close
-
to being done. Now I was about to discover
what life was like on the second layer
-
of Parkour Civilization.
At the parkour pro level, everywhere you
-
look is a two-block jump. When I was a
parkour noob, I thought two-block jumps
-
were extremely hard but now
that I could sprint, I realized they were
-
almost like one-block jumps.
Something about the pro level felt
-
different maybe it was the fact that when
I was a noob I would see dirt in the sky
-
but now there's nothing above me and
that's when I looked back at the parkour
-
temple. There was still a world above me
and now it was way higher up
-
but there was something else that was
different. I was staring down at the house
-
I used to live in. When I down on the noob
level, I would look up and all I would see
-
is dirt but somehow on the pro level
I could look down and I could only assume
-
that the same goes for the layer above me
now that I was adjusted to my surroundings
-
it was time to go searching for a place
to buy a house. That was assuming that
-
life still worked like that up here. When
I took a look around all I saw were the
-
same identical buildings. Maybe this time
I wouldn't be getting a mansion.
-
That's when I found a building that looked
different and it definitely didn't look
-
like a house. When I walked inside the
building sure enough, it was a shop to buy
-
a new house. Hey, aren't you the noob who
ranked up?
-
That would be me. Oh, yeah, I thought
was you. I'm selling houses today, choose
-
one you want to buy. Let's go! It's time
to buy my first house as a parkour pro.
-
Let's see what these prices are, I can get
one house for a two-block jump.
-
Oh, Thats super cheap! all right what is
this one over here, I can get one house
-
for a 2.5 block jump. Okay, that's a
little more expensive and this last one
-
is one house for a three-block jump, wait
why are these all the same, all of these
-
options are for the same house.
Oops, busted ha-ha. I was trying to get
-
a little more profit. Why would anyone
fall for that? Since there was only one
-
house to buy, I obviously went with the
cheapest option and bought my first house
-
with a two-block jump. Congrats on buying
your first house as a parkour pro, let me
-
take you to it. Let's go! Since all the
houses were identical it was no surprise
-
that I got one that looked like this.
Uh, you're all set to move in. Feel free
-
to call the parkour delivery service if
you want your jumps changed.
-
A parkour delivery service let's go!
being a parkour pro is awesome.
-
The living room in my house had two
one-block jumps and the entire house
-
itself was three stories tall. Looks like
three jumps to get to my bed on the top
-
floor. Hey, it's your neighbor, can I come
in? Oh, uh, sure. Thanks. You're that one
-
EPO guy, right? You're the noob who beat
the course and ranked up? Uh, yeah
-
that's me, I'm the first one to do it I
guess. I can't believe you're my neighbor,
-
that's crazy! well, you probably have
questions about life up here, right?
-
Anything you want to know? Uh, yeah,
one actually, uh, what happens when we
-
fall? what is the punishment for missing
a jump at the pro level? You go down a
-
level. If you miss a jump, you'll be a
noob and you'll have to beat the course
-
again. Okay, so I can never fall, noted.
So, who are the people above us then
-
what's above a pro? It's probably best I
just show you. Here, come with me.
-
My neighbor started telling me everything
there was to know about
-
parkour civilization. He brought me back
to the parkour Temple where all the
-
statues were. He explained how parkour
civilization starts at the noob level and
-
at level two you become a parkour pro then
there were the parkour masters. If you
-
were lucky enough to rank up you get gold
boots and you become a master. My neighbor
-
said that parkour master's never come down
to the pro level but if they do ever come
-
down its a parkour pros nightmare.
He said the parkour masters are ruthless
-
and then he walked over to the largest
-
statue, the one with the diamond boots.
He said that this was the parkour champion
-
He said that most people down here don't
even believe the champion is real but the
-
stories say, there can only be one parkour
champion. Whoever that was, lives at the
-
top of parkour civilization. Which means
if I was going to make it to the top, I
-
would have to become a parkour champion.
My first day as a parkour pro was strange.
-
For once, no one was at my door making me
parkour for food. Then the question was
-
how do I get food now or what do I even
do? I saw that there was another pro going
-
somewhere so I decided to follow him. Soon
after, I saw another pro going in the same
-
direction which meant they were probably
heading to something important.
-
After jumping for a few minutes, I saw
what they were heading to, they were all
-
to this massive structure in the distance.
When I got closer, I saw there was a bunch
-
of parkour pros lined up for something.
Whatever this place was these parkour pros
-
we're willing to do two-block jumps to get
here. Fortunately, I didn't fail any of
-
these jumps and I made it into the line.
I must've woken up late to whatever this
-
was because I was the last one to show up.
I didn't know if that was a good thing or
-
a bad thing. But that's when I saw what
everyone was waiting line for.
-
There was a dispenser at the end of the
structure. The pro in front of me picked
-
up two items but the only thing I saw them
holding was a piece of paper. What could
-
be so valuable about that piece of paper
that people would wait in line this long
-
for? When it was my turn, I clicked the
button and I got a piece of steak.
-
So, this is how the parkour pros get food.
Then I received the piece of paper.
-
The paper said farmwork equals 15 minutes
and this is when I realized how life was
-
different on the pro level of parkour
civilization. Instead of parkouring
-
for food like the noobs do, the pros
parkour for work, just like the guy who
-
sold me my house the guards in parkour
prison or even the pros that fed me every
-
day. They were all just completing their
daily task that they got from this piece
-
of paper and now for my first daily task I
was assigned to work on the farm. Before
-
this I had never seen an animal in parkour
civilization but this is the place they
-
were all kept. This place was responsible
for feeding all of the parkour pros and
-
all of the parkour noobs and it should be
no surprise in parkour civilization even
-
the animals had to do a parkour course.
My daily task meant that I had to watch
-
all of the animals that did the parkour
course. Oh man, this job is terrible! Now
-
I'm just going to have to watch a cow fall
off and di- woah what the! Oh my god this
-
cow is cooking how did he even do that?
The parkour pros only eat the meat from
-
the animals that complete the parkour
course. They say it enhances your parkour
-
abilities, as for the other animals that
don't make the course well that's where
-
the meat comes from on the noob level.
And some noobs going to have to eat that
-
wow I cannot say I miss that! Parkour pros
do their daily tasks for a reason. Once
-
you've completed the task that you got on
your piece of paper, you take it to the
-
training grounds. This place is basically
the only reason parkour pros are
-
incentivized to work. This is because this
is the only place in parkour civilization
-
where you can practice parkour without
worrying about falling to the lower level.
-
The entrance to the training grounds is
blocked by a barrier and the only way in
-
is to throw in your slip of paper once
you've completed the work. The daily task
-
I completed gave me 15 minutes of practice
time. That meant for the next 15 minutes I
-
could practice any parkour jump I could
possibly think of. Here you have the
-
ability to build and parkour jump you want
but with this being my first day as a
-
parkour pro I didn't even know what I
needed to practice so I just decided to
-
the jumps that people left here. It seemed
like a lot of the pros were practicing
-
fence jumps which are jumps I had little
to no experience on but what scared me
-
the most is what I saw over here. Someone
was practicing not one but multiple three
-
block vertical jumps it almost seemed
impossible to do even one but if someone
-
was practicing these jumps that could only
mean one thing. That the way up to become
-
a parkour master would be nearly
impossible. If I was going to have any
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shot at ranking up to become a master, I
was going to have to spend much more time
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in here practicing. Ah another beautiful
day and I don't have to wake up to either
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raw chicken or raw beef! Even though I've
only been here for a few days
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I feel like I haven't really enjoyed
myself yet.
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I mean, for once in my life, I don't even
have to go outside to parkour for food.
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I don't even have to grab my piece of
steak, I'll still have full hunger for
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days. And now, instead of being bullied by
all the parkour pros like I was down at
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the noob level, I can just do anything I
want and no one's here to punish me.
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Hey, you wanna come with me to get our
daily jobs? I don't wanna be late.
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Uh... yeah. I don't think I'm gonna do my
daily task. I think I'm just gonna chill
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today, honestly.
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What? What do you mean you're gonna chill?
You're not gonna get your daily task?
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Are you sure about that?
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What? I mean, no one says we have to, so
what's the problem?
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I don't know... I just have never seen
anyone not do their daily task.
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Wow! Maybe I'm teaching the parkour pros
that they don't have to parkour all the
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time.
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But later that day, I realized I'd made a
huge mistake.
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(Horn noise)
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Uh.. What in the world is that sound?
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Bro, come on. I was just trying to sleep.
Who keeps making that horn noise?
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Dude, hurry! You gotta get out here now.
Follow me and make sure you don't miss a
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jump.
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Woah woah woah, what's going on?
Be late for what?
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Wait, where are you going?
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I started parkouring in the direction that
my neighbor was going.
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And that's when I saw a bunch of parkour
pros lined up standing completely still.
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I had no clue what was going on, but I
followed my neighbor and soon, I got in
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line with all of the other parkour pros.
No one was saying anything.
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Hey, can anyone tell me what's going on?
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Dude, don't say anything and look straight
ahead.
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Why? Can't someone just explain what's
happening?
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But that's when it happened.
Not too far ahead, someone dropped down
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from the sky.
It was a parkour master.
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One of you was supposed to design a new
course. But someone didn't do their task.
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Who was it?
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Oh no, I'm done for.
Why does this have to be me?
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I watched as the parkour master
interrogated each and every one of the
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parkour pros, knowing that sooner or later
he was going to show up where I was.
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You. What was your task?
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My task? I uh... I was selling houses to
noobs on the bottom level.
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(Laughs)
Someone already did that task.
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Prepare for a parkour battle.
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A parkour battle?
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The parkour battle starts now.
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This is just great. Why does my first
parkour battle have to be against a
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parkour master?
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For my first attack, I'm attacking you
with a three-block jump.
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Okay, a three-block jump, that's doable.
I think I can survive this round.
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In parkour civilization, it should be no
surprise that people fight each other with
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more parkour. If someone attacks you with
a jump and you don't make it, you pay the
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price.
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Oh, this isn't good.
I'm already down four hearts?
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(Laughs)
I gave you an easy one.
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But I guess this is going to be over
faster than I thought.
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Get ready for my next attack.
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The worst part about parkour battles is
you can't even attack your opponent until
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you defend one of their attacks.
And by the looks of this next jump,
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I probably won't be attacking the parkour
master at all.
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Your turn. Four blocks by three blocks
diagonal jump.
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Alright, here goes nothing.
One two three four, one two three.
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Oh man, this is so far.
How did he do this first try?
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I was hoping I would get lucky, but
luck wasn't on my side.
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The second attack hit me and I was down
to two hearts.
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(Laughs)
This is too fun for me.
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One more attack and you'll be gone forever
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The parkour master was right. If I failed
to defend one more attack,
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it's game over for me.
All I could hope for now is that the
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parkour master fails this last jump.
That way, I could actually have a chance
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to attack.
No way he makes this first try-
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Oh god, he made it.
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This is it for you parkour pro.
A three-block vertical jump to
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decide your fate.
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This was it. My entire journey in parkour
civilization came down to this one jump.
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And it was a three-block vertical jump.
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I thought when I ranked up to become a
parkour pro, my days of parkouring to
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survive were over. But I soon realized I
knew nothing about parkour society.
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Even as a pro, I wasn't even close to
being at the top of parkour civilization.
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The parkour pros were the workers of
society.
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Every day, we would get a new daily job to
complete, and I found out the hard way
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what happens if you skip your job.
Because the one day I didn't get my daily
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task, a parkour master came down and
challenged me to a parkour battle.
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And now I have to do the hardest jump I've
ever done in my life if I wanna live.
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This was it. All my work to rank up to
become a parkour pro was gonna be for
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nothing if I didn't make this jump.
But at least I was gona die trying.
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I took a deep breath and I jumped.
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What? Is... is this real? I... I did it!
I made a three-block vertical jump!
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(Laughs)
You just bought yourself five more minutes
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of time. But we both know your fate.
Get ready to attack me.
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The parkour master was right.
All I did was buy myself a little time.
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How was I gonna be able to do a jump that
the parkour master couldn't do?
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And if I make it too easy the parkour
master will just get another chance to
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attack me. I got lucky last time, but I
don't think I'd survive another attack
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from the parkour master.
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For my first attack, I built a one-block
jump and I did a 360.
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Maybe, just maybe there was a chance
this would work.
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Wow, a 360? I've never done that before,
but if you did it, it can't be that hard.
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Let's go! He's never done it before!
I needed him to fail this jump.
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What? How? Who even does 360s?
What is this?
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By some miracle, my attack against the
parkour master was successful.
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I think I found his weakness.
He couldn't do a 360. This was my chance.
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I just had to make sure that I kept making
my jumps.
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For my next attack, I built a two-block
jump. I've never even made this jump
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before, but my entire life depended on it.
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I jumped and I successfully made a
two-block jump with a 360.
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This is ridiculous. How are you doing
these jumps?
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I watched as the parkour master tried to
defend against my attack.
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But once again, the 360 was too difficult
for him.
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This can't be possible.
How are you beating me?
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Now, both the parkour master and I were at
two hearts.
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The next person to land an attack would
win the parkour battle.
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Alright, you ready for a three-block jump
with a 360?
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No, stop. I yield.
You win the parkour battle.
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What? Are you serious? No way!
I actually won the parkour battle?
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Somehow, I beat a parkour master!
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Because you beat me, I have something that
can help you rank up to become a
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parkour master.
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I could become a parkour master?
The master said that the course to
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becoming a parkour master would be
impossible. But he had something that
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could help me along the way. He pulled
out an item and threw it on the ground.
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I went to pick it up and I figured out
that it was a totem of undying.
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He said somewhere in the course, there was
a jump that I won't survive.
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And I'll know it when I see it.