10.10.2009 Epic Dream Chain (WILD)
NON-DREAM DREAM LUCID
Selene's Rest
I was on the Moon. Raven was waiting there for me. "Are you ready to go?" she asked, creating a portal. "I'm ready!"
"Are you sure you're ready?"
"Let's do it!"
"Okay!" she said, and went through. I followed her. Everything was a blur for a second on the other side.
"Shit. Where is Selene?"
"I don't know."
"Okay, I am going back. I'll be right back."
"I'll be fine."
"I know." I went back through.
"Where is Selene?" I wondered.
"Nomad," she spoke to me telepathically, "I am in the sick bay of the Tower."
I teleported to her. She was half asleep on the hospital bed. I stroked her hair. A medical droid rolled out of the room carrying a tray of something.
"What's wrong?" I asked quietly.
"Don't worry about me. I'll be fine. I am safe here now," she said. "Go fight with Raven," she needs your help.
"But-" she interrupted me by reaching up and weakly caressing my cheek.
"Just go." She fell asleep. I kissed her hand, and set it down. I bent over and kissed her cheek.
The dream faded. I woke up hours later, and continued the dream.
Assassin's Creed Dimension
I was on the moon. I was supposed to do something here... What was it? No, time. Raven needs my help. I hoped I could find her. I created a purple vortex portal, and focused on going to her. I went through. I fell out of the portal about ten feet above the ground in a forest.
Raven and Altair were thundering toward me on horses. Raven's horse was black with a bright red mane, tail and fetlocks. Altair's was brown, with a white mane, tail, and fetlocks. Raven scooped me up, and I was on the back of her horse. We were being pursued by Templars on horseback. I fired white arrows out from a small white bow at the enemies hitting quite a few marks.
"The witch has created an ally!" one of the Templars shouted. I thought it was funny they thought Raven Knight created me.
"Take the reigns!" she shouted over the thundering of hooves. She turned and faced the Templars. Music came out of her, roaring drumbeats, and she summoned lightning from the sky, killing the remaining Templars, but the horses were unscathed.
We got off the horses at the edge of the forest. A great walled city was before us. "Who is your ally?" said Altair to Raven. He looked at me, as if he somehow knew me and was trying to remember. I looked at him. He reminded me of someone....
"No time for that," said Raven. "We are still being pursued. We must melt into the crowd of the city."
We walked into the city. We were in an open market. It was noisy and crowded. We tread upon a cobblestone road. People were selling all kinds of food that I had never seen before. All the merchants were yelling so loudly, you had to shout to the person next to you to be heard over the din.
"I can feel them coming closer," said Raven. "Stop looking around like a foreigner! We have to keep going."
"AHA!" said a loud voice above the din. The crowd quieted. A Templar was behind us. He pointed his sword at us. "There is the assassin, and his witch friend." He looked at me confused, for a second. "Another assassin! Kill them all!" Templars behind him rushed at us. I was concerned for the civilians. I turned on my energy shield and kneeled, which simultaneously created a hemisphere of protection around the three of us, and pushed the civilians back.
The Templars rushed at us. I turned off my shield, and absorbed the nearest one. I felt dark energy flow into me. I stood up and coughed, and wiped my mouth, grinnly menacingly at the Templars. As I coughed, tendrils of dark energy protruded from my skin for a second then disappeared back into me.
"A demon! The witch hath summoned forth a demon ally!" they shouted.
"What the hell did you do that for?" said Raven.
"I wanted to see what would happen. I wanted to see if these were real entities."
"You're nuts. We have to get out of here. It's too crowded to fight," said Raven. Raven put her hands on the shoulder of Altair and I, and teleported us to another part of the forest.
Fight in the Forest
We were without enemies. "Those bastards are going to show up soon," said Raven.
I grew in size, to a giant Nomad. "That is not very stealthy," said Raven.
"Oh right." I changed into a hill.
"What is that going to do?"
"Um..."
I changed into a great tree with dark grey brown bark. "Good!" Raven laughed. Altair was staring at me quizzically.
"Here they come!" said Raven hoarsely. Raven and Altair took cover, and I couldn't see them. I closed my mouth and my eyes to hide my face in my tree body.
The Templars were on foot. I heard the leader say, "Hmm... They are close. I can smell 'em." He sniffed the air. Raven stood up from the bushes. "AH-GGHKK!" He was about to point at Raven, but Altair appeared behind him and slit his throat, then disappeared.
"Ah the assassin is among us!" one of the Templars shouted in fear. I opened one eye. There were quite a good number, about forty. We were definitely outnumbered. The Templars eyes were like two tiny black holes.
Raven summoned lightning again. She killed some in front. One Templar shouted, "Charge!" and they rushed at Raven, running within my reach. I reached down and grabbed two of them with my great tree arms, crushing them to death. The assault was misdirected as they became confused and panicked. I rumbled at them, and it sounded like an earthquake.
"The witch has summoned a demon! Attack the demon!" The Templars regrouped and rushed at me, with their swords. I scooped them up, crushing them in my hands, and tossing them against trees. Others came closer, and tried to hack at me, but I trampled them under my great wooden feet. "I love being an Ent!" I thought. "This is so badass!" They shot arrows at me. It felt like being stuck with little needles. The Templars closer to me began to run away. "Attack! Attack! Attack!" shouted the second in command.
Raven summoned lightning again, and Altair was running among them, a white blur, slitting their throats from behind. "Kill the witch! The demon will disappear! Focus on the witch!" The Templars that were left all charged Raven Knight. Altair and Raven drew their swords. Two bolts of lightning came down from the sky again, and crackled on the swords of Raven and Altair. Raven and Altair became separated in the battle. Templars surrounded Raven. She did a spin attack, and Altair used the distraction, to stab one in the back.
All the Templars were gone. There were no bodies. Just empty armor with a putrid smoke rising from it.
I changed back into Nomad form. Raven opened a portal. She looked at Altair. "You can come with us, if you want to," she said to him. We stepped through.
Healing Raven Knight
We were back in the biodome on the moon. Raven looked ill. She began losing balance. She fell into Altair's arms. "I know where we have to go," I said. I created a portal. "Follow me," I told Altair.
We were in the Glen of Healing. Altair got a strange expression on his face. He looked down at Raven. He ripped something off of her back that looked like a cross between a crab and a stingray, and threw it on the grass, then he leapt upon it, and stabbed it with a dagger. It dissipated. Raven had two wounds on her upper back where the parasite had bitten her.
He laid Raven down in the grass. I turned into Pan. I summoned a conch shell and blew it. Instantly the Frost Giant appeared. "You don't need to do that to call me, cousin!" he said to me. "I already knew you were here. Save that for battle."
"I wanted to see what would happen," I said sheepishly, and turned back into my Nomad self. He laughed merrily, and looked at Raven. "Hmm. Another parasite attack." He looked at me. "You lie down in the grass, too."
I lied down in the grass and closed my eyes. Altair was looking at the Frost Giant curiously. He blew herbs from his hands which flew into Raven's wounds. A bunch of tiny little black astral ticks scampered off me, and were gobbled up by little frogs.
The Frost Giant picked up Raven like she was a small child and said to Altair and I, "Follow me."
We were in the cave of the Frost Giant. "Hi!" said Joseph, and ran to me and gave me a hug. I tousled his hair. The frost giant laid Raven down on a bed of hay in the rear of the cave. He withdrew a flask of red glowing liquid from a bag, lifted her head, and tilted it to her lips. "Drink this," he gently spoke to her.
The god of Winter
The frost giant stirred a pot of soup above a small fire. We stared into the flames for awhile in silence.
"As you become stronger, you are attract more of these creatures that want to feed off of your increasing energy. You must learn to guard yourselves more and more."
"But, how?" I asked.
"You are doing everything you need to do. You will be giving and receiving healing more and more."
"Was it wrong for me to absorb the dark energy?"
"Energy is energy. There is all kinds of energy. You can absorb the dark energy of you foes and use it against them. But, it must be like sucking molasses through a straw. Do not swallow the dark energy. It will make you vomit. Instead inhale it, then instantly exhale it."
"I want to know about you. Who are you?"
"I am the god of the North, the god of Winter, I have many names."
"Then why are we at the end of winter here?"
"All things end, and all things begin. Look, even now, a great blizzard blows outside this cave." I looked, and the outside of the cave was bright white with a heavy snowfall.
"Where do you come from? Your people, where are they?"
"I am the last of my kind. Once we were numerous on the face of the earth. We became tools of the gods, and they drove us mad with bloodlust. We ate humans. The humans made war on us, killing most of us with their weapons of bone and stone. There are still a few of us left. They call us abominable snowman, or Yeti."
"But, you said you were the last of your kind. I am confused."
"The others are like animals. They have lost their sentience. I have lost contact with them eaons ago. They wander the frozen north as great carnivores. I am the only one left with a mind."
"Why does Raven perceive you as a Crystal Golem?"
"She is seeing into my soul. Come with me, and I will show you the source of my power." Altair and I followed the Frost Giant toward the back of his cave, and stepped through the rear wall, which apparently was an illusion. We were in a giant geode. Crystals the size of trees grew out in all directions.
"This is the source of my power." I closed my eyes and inhaled. I felt circlular disks of power spinning through me at all angles. I opened my eyes. The crystal were beautiful. I felt like I was treading on sacred ground. We returned to the cave. The Frost Giant sat down, and began stirring the pot again.
"But, I want to know who you really are."
He looked up at me and smiled.
"Why do you people always speak in riddles? Why don't you answer things directly?"
"I think you know the answer."
"Who are you?"
"Who are you?"
"You already know who I am!"
"Who is speaking in riddles now?"
I couldn't help but laugh.
"Speak to Joseph. He has something to show you."
Joseph was standing at the edge of the cave looking into the forest. He turned into a great falcon, the size of a man, looked at me, and blinked, then turned back into a boy.
"Wow, good job, young man!" I said. "Thanks!" he smiled.
Bear vs. Bear
The blizzard stopped. Joseph turned into a grizzly bear, and ran down into the forest. He looked at me and growled. I turned into a grizzly bear and charged him. We wrestled in the snow, tossing each other against the trees. He pounced on me, knocking me to the ground. He lifted up his paw, and said, "I win."
"Nope!" I said, and rolled away. Then I turned into a polar bear, and stood on my hind legs. I roared at him. He charged me, and then I did a judo flip tossing him over. He laughed and we wrestled again smashing each other against the trees.
"Okay, stop!" he said, catching his breath. "I want to show you something." I noticed Altair standing at the edge of the cave, watching.
The Sacred Mountain
He turned into a falcon and flew up into the air. I turned into a tree dragon and followed him. "Wow, you look like some kind of wood dragon thing. Cool!" he laughed. "But, what about your friend? He has to come with us."
I glided back down, and landed, then turned into a human. I summoned my sky blue dragon and golden dragon. I got on the blue one, and Altair got on the gold one. The dragons took off into the sky. "Amazing!" said Altair.
We followed Joseph over the ocean. There was an island with a active volcano on it in the distance. As we approached, we circled around it. "This island is sacred," he said.
"Why are you showing us this? Where is this place?"
"I think you know," said Joseph.The dragons disappeared, and we Altair and I were riding on Joseph's back. He called and picked up speed. He landed on a pointed rock jutting out from a grassy mountain overlooking a steep valley. I dismounted. "I will take your friend back to the cave now," he said, and flew away.
Zaphor's Lessons
Zaphor, my dream guide the red gargoyle appeared to me, floating in a cloud in lotus position.
"You have questions," he stated simply.
"All this... is it all real?"
"You already know the answer, my brother."
"Why do you call me brother?"
"We are gargoyles. Look at yourself. I looked at myself." I was a sky blue gargoyle.
"I don't understand."
"Yes, you do."
"But, Koomo calls me brother."
"He is your blood brother. I am your birth brother."
"My spirit guides, are they with me, even now?"
"Michael is here, as he always is." I felt an angel embrace me from behind. I felt a calming peace.
"Koomo is fighting. He calls for your aid. Arm yourself, and go to him now." Zaphor disappeared.
Homeworld of the Bat People: Sky Battle
I was instantly teleported to Koomo's homeworld. Koomo, the man-bat, the throwback, the one with wings of flesh, disdained and discarded. I was next to him. I was wearing the bat-wings that he gave me, and the winged helmet from Michael. I was wielding my moon sword. We were in the sky above a dense forest near steep mountains.
"Ah, you join me in battle, brother!" he shouted exuberantly.
Others of his race, wearing orange gliders and jetpacks were approaching. We hovered in place, flapping our bat wings.
The enemies fired lasers at us. I turned on my energy belt, and a blue force field formed around me, deflecting their shots. Koomo wrapped his wings around himself, and the lasers bounced off. Covering the bones on the outside of his wings was a shiny silver metal, and between the bones was a flexible bluish metal. He deflected the shots. He hovered with a boost from small jet boots.
"Come! We must lead them away from the temple! They still haven't found it, but they are searching!" He took off toward the north, and I followed.
Koomo turned back, and fired a laser rifle at the the enemies, and I fired bolts of fire from my hands.
"He has a sorcerer with him! The blasphemer!"
"What simple fools," Koomo muttered disdainfully.
We neared a great ocean.
"We are far enough away from the temple. Now!"
We turned and faced our pursuers. They charged at us full speed, Koomo and I turned on our jet boots, and hovered in place. He fired automatic laser bolts at them a primal war cry filling the skies. I fired blasts of fire at the enemies. They were startled for a second then began firing back. Some dropped from the sky, but the rest kept flying straight at us. I heard another primal scream, like that of an furious beast, and my chest ribcage was vibrating. Then, I realized it was me.
The enemies closed the distance, firing relentlessly. Right before lasers hit us, I turned on my force field, and Koomo closed his wings for a second. The enemies were now about thirty feet away. Koomo drew a sword. I blasted them with a flamethower spell, out of my hands, and they fell like moths from a flame.
Koomo slid his sword back into his scabbard, and grinned at me.
"Now to the temple."
The War Begins
We were in a large temple. Great red pillars rose to an unseen ceiling. The entire place was made of a blood red stone. A priest in a robe of a color I cannot describe was drawing water from a basin. Koomo and I were sitting across from each other at opposite ends of a circle engraved on the floor that was about 30 feet across. The circle had another circle in it. There were lines drawn across, and drawings of constellations that I did not recognize. There were strange runes between the two circles.
The priest carried a small bowl, and chanted as he walked toward Koomo, then poured water on his head. Then, the priest came toward me and did the same. "Now, warriors, arise," he commanded.
We stood up. The priest pointed to the eastern wall. There were three steps leading up to a platform, on which there was a table with some holy relics.
Above the table on the wall was a huge picture of outer space, about 80 feet high, which looked like a window. Then, I realized it was a portal.
"Our allies come!" said the priest. Men of the same race as Koomo, bat-men with no wings riding upon strange winged owlish steeds rode through the portal wielding black tridents.
The owl creatures were wearing some type of armor with spikes on the shoulders. The owls alighted on the floor of the temple in formation and the men stepped off, holding their tridents at their sides ceremoniously.
Another man, wearing a type of crown rode in last, and stood on the platform. He addressed the allies.
"The reincarnation of The Ancient One is in our midst," he said referring to Koomo. "He has summoned The Sorcerer from the Other Dimension, his brother to aid us in battle. The second stage of The Prophecy is fulfilled. Now is the time of the end of all things, and the beginning of all things. We will assemble our greatest forces, my princes. What has been hidden will soon be revealed. No longer will we hide in darkness, using stealth to attack the ones who seek to control. Tell your people, go forth. We will fight in the sight of the sun. TO WAR!!!"
"TO WAR!!!" shouted the princes in return. They mounted their steeds, and flew out of the temple in all directions.
Koomo turned and gazed at me grimly, placing a hand on my shoulder. "This is only the beginning, Sorcerer."
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