Medieval Town Street 3

In the mist‑laden archives of Oldham, a ledger describes “Medieval Town Street 3,” a 7×4×15 block of stone and timber whose 162 bricks were arranged with a curious symmetry. The chronicler notes that each of the fourteen distinct materials—granite, oak, cobblestone, quartz, iron ore, glass, clay, sandstone, mossy stone, and others—were chosen to conceal a hidden sigil, yet the street vanished overnight after a midnight fire. To this day, wanderers whisper that the faint glow of iron ore still pulses beneath the cobblestones, as if the street remembers a secret it refuses to reveal. This build uses 162 total blocks across 4 layers.