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== History ==
[[File:Darkhacker.png|thumb|Puucraft chat upon discovery of the house, zoom in to read]]
On January 17 2019, DarkHacker joined Puucraft for the first time. Sometime between then and March 1 2019, he would construct his house and leave the server for 2 months, before changing his username to DarkAlbert on May 5 2019. He would also play once on August 5 2019, before leaving Puucraft forever. 9 days after his first disappearance, on March 10 2019, Scurax would find his house while wandering the forest, encouraging players like theweakguy48 (Weakypedia), bluecrafter07, Amph and mrbengtsson to investigate. Quickly, the group agreed that the house was a mastery of all things minecraft, featuring ornate construction down to the pixel, decorated in an indescribably beautiful way. A second house was also discovered nearby, featuring only walls and a roof.[[File:2019-08-08 08.29.23.png|thumb|A picture taken of the first holy house on map 9, with the three beds missing]]
Following its discovery, bluecrafter07 would construct a grand cathedral around the first house and a flower garden around the second. He would also mark it on the server dynmap, and build a rail line to it. Visitors could leave signs around the bottom of the cathedral's main hall to signify that they had visited.
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== The Houses ==
=== The First House ===
[[File:2022-06-24 18.00.59.png|thumb|325x325px|A replica of the first house created in [[Bluemont]]]]
DarkHacker's house consists of a 4x5 wooden plank floor with a one block extension on the eastern side. On top of this extended block is the house's door. The southeast corner of the house also features three beds joined together with pillows facing south, creating a large 2x3 surface. The structure has no walls or a roof.
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=== The Second House ===
[[File:2022-06-24 18.00.40.png|thumb|325x325px|A replica of the second house created in [[Bluemont]]]]
DarkHacker's second house was found nearby the first, a few dozen blocks to the east. While less important overall to the religion, this house still shows extreme architectural beauty and expert craftsmanship. The second house is an inverse of the first, featuring only walls and a roof, with no door or flooring. The second house measures 7 by 7 blocks, with a 3 block tall wall, leaving 2 blocks of height in the interior. It also featured a 1x2 doorway at the center of a wall to enter. As the second house's western side was one block longer, putting it together with the first house would result in a small gap of grass on the inside. The meaning of this is currently unknown.
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