Dream 3/4 (False awakening and my first real lucid dream):
Stuff happened realy sporadically, and I cannot remember any particular order. I had a false awakening where the clock showed 14:30, yet decided to go to sleep once again to try induce a lucid dream. I fought a huge, black creature in the staircase of a temple/school, fled in a cable car, met my little brother, did all of the things mentioned above again. After the events around me fleeing from the scene started recurring several times, I grew more and more suspicious of my surroundings. In the end, I pinched my nose, and magic happened.
I can't remember all of it, and I had to force my eyes open for maximum effect, but
holy heck did everything become really clear and detailed. All my time lucid was spent in a Skyrim-esque dining hall where several people were seated, including various members of my family. The floor was made of solid stone and was decorated by a red carpet. Outside, it was snowing, and I could see the roofs of other old-fashioned buildings/taverns/stores. I have to force my eyes open several times to keep focused as I think of what to do. I pick up a book with a cross from the window sill for another RC. The book has random text all over it, going
''wtbwtbwtb''. Thereafter I walked over to the smörgåsbord and asked my grandmother if I was dreaming. ''Of course not'' she laughed. I raised the book along with my eyebrows, and she admitted it by saying ''ah... okay, then''.
I tried summoning/creating objects and people on the floor, but for some reason found myself unable to. I also considered testing the more... explicit traits of lucid dreaming, but chose not to, partly in fear of the psychological aftermath. I noticed that the food on the table was melting, and as I was about to tell the others, I saw them melting into sand/clay too. My right hand fell of, and the rest of the arm started crumbling as well. I saw this as my subconscious' attempt at throwing me out, so I soldiered on with a will of steel and reversed the process. I couldn't feel anything physically. Shortly afterwards I awoke thanks to my family being noisy. What a night!