Medieval Town Street 2

In the faded chronicle of Greyvale, a solitary lane measured precisely 8 blocks wide, 5 high, and 15 long—known as “Medieval Town Street 2”—wove through stone‑brick cottages, iron‑bound thresholds, and emerald lanterns. The artisans employed no more than 167 blocks of ten distinct materials—cobblestone, stone bricks, oak planks, spruce logs, iron bars, quartz slabs, red sandstone, blackstone, glowstone, and polished diorite—each chosen for its whispered protective lore. Yet the town’s last map reveals a missing corner where no block can stand, hinting that an unseen presence still lingers along the lane. This build uses 167 total blocks across 5 layers.