ExothermReacton

When I woke up in the early morning I decided to not stand up and prepare my mind for a few more dreams. A good decision as it seems!

Two false awakenings in a row
I found myself just standing in my room with the light turned on. I felt fairly quickly that this was fishy as I remembered trying to get lucids shortly ago. Another thing I noticed was that it was deep night outside although
it was early morning as I remembered. Now question that it all was a dream.
So I did what I always do when I start a lucid in my room. I climb out the window and step on the roof to get outside. Well, outside didn't exist today for some reason and all I could see was a black void.
The situation was really odd. All that existed was the roof and the light coming out of my room surrounded by eternal blackness. I went to my knees and closed my eyes while saying "Come on, the lights out there
need to turn on". I looked up again but I woke up before I could see the result...

I woke up for a short time (for real) and the second false awakening followed.

It all started out a bit different this time in a very interesting way. I was doing a handstand on a ball and had no problem with keeping my body in that position. I was thinking about how I wanted to have a lucid dream
and in that second I thought "Wait, wait, wait....this IS a dream!".
The first thing I did was turning the gravity upside down for me so that I levitated towards teh ceiling until I could safely stand on it. Again I left my room through the window normalising the gravity again so I don't just
fly up into the sky without any control. It was very relaxing to see that the world existed now. It was early morning and I looked over the houses from my roof. Now it was time to collect my dream goals. Running at super
speed seemed the easiest for now but for that I needed to get on the ground as the roof didn't have much space to run around.
Sure, nothing could happen to me but jumping down from this heigth was something I never did before. I tried to not worry a lot and just ran followed by a very wide jump. An amazing feeling!
As I got nearer to the ground I slowed down a bit and levitated down. I was ready when... I was woken up by a dog barking loudly outside.
THANKS DOG!

This is why I usually don't use WILD
For some reason I felt like I could easily do a WILD now. I decided to not move and simply drift back to sleep while staying aware as good as I could.
Things went awfully fast. A few seconds and I could clearly see a Pantheon and barely sensed my waking body but all the hypnagogia annoyed me pretty much. Letters were flying around and noises appeared.
I got into the dream completely now but I was still nervous and couldn't hold the dream for long in this state.
Now I remember why I never use WILD usually.