(As I returned to the Nether once again, I can’t believe I just helped Mizore make a Splash Potion. Then, I could see Blazette in the distance.)

[player]: “Hey, Blazette!”

Blazette: “Oh. Hey, [player].”

(I could tell just from the tone of her voice that something was wrong.)

[player]: “Is something wrong, Blazette?”

Blazette: “No. N-Nothing’s wrong.”

(I was confused as to what she meant by that.)

[player]: “Are you sure? You seem upset.”

Blazette: “I just…I had a bad dream last night. That’s all.”

[player]: “Do you want to talk about it?”

Blazette: “I don’t really want to talk about it, okay? Now shut up and help me fill up my lava pool. That way, I can safely give birth to my baby.”

(I was confused at what Blazette said. How long has she kept her pregnancy a secret? And when did her labor start?)

[player]: “Wait, Blazette. You’re pregnant? Why didn’t you tell me?”

Blazette: “I didn’t want anyone to know. And my labor just started a little while ago.”

[player]: “We have to get you to safety. Come on, let’s go to my portal and get you to the overworld.”

Blazette: “No, I can’t go to the overworld. It’s too dangerous for me and the baby. The lava here in the Nether is the safest place for me to give birth.”

[player]: “But what about the mobs and the ghasts? They can attack at any time.”

Blazette: “I have some fire-resistant potions and I’ll defend myself. Don’t worry too much, [player]. I’ll be fine.”

(I wasn’t convinced, but I knew Blazette was stubborn and wouldn’t listen to reason. In the end, I helped her fill up her lava pool and wished her the best of luck with the birth. I promised I would check on her in a few days. I returned to see her five days later, and she was still in labor.)