Facepalm. Should have known.

[DragonSword]

You would think that after getting ready for bed once and then waking up and realizing you are doing the same routine a second time plus adding to the fact in the dream I swallowed my mouth rinse instead of spitting it out, it would have clicked it was a dream. But no. Went through all the trouble and don't remember anything after that. Facepalm. So close.

[MisakaMikoto]

Hi, It's all about our mindset. As we live on we just accept everything as reality A regular human even after seeing a dragon would probably act like that: - Be Shocked - Wonder how it's possible that there's a dragon there - Try to find most solid explanation for that phenomen - Starting thinking that it might be just some experiment that scientsits did with holographic technology - Human goes back to his daily routine while keeping in mind that event, so he could later discuss it with friends etc. That's how it would go. We are acting in dreams similar way we do in waking life So even if we'd saw a spaceship that we'd go through similar be though process If you learn & practice questioning reality whenever something weird happens, then you will do so in dreams Yet this habit will probably take some time to before it bleeds into dreams. Just being able to question reality when you see something weird is fine enough Yet that would probably be effective only when something big enough to catch your attention in dream would happen. Looking out for odd stuff in waking life + questioning reality + reality checks That would be the best combo i guess