King Kong Ain't Got Nothing On Me! :)
01/09/2005
“Canterbury Kong”
This dream started off back in my old neighborhood, Canterbury. My friend Melissa was there, even though she now lives in New York. Anyway, we were hanging out in my old neighborhood, though I can’t remember how long we were there, or who had started off with us in the dream. Next thing I remember, we were getting chased by something in the darkness. (it was night out) I don’t quite remember what these things were; wolves, demons, hell if I know, but I do know that there were a Lot of them. Mostly all we could see were shadows closing in on us after we’d started running. They were filling the streets behind us as if the darkness itself was flooding out into the roadways of the neighborhood, toward us. While scrambling through the driveways and yards trying to get through my neighborhood away from whatever was behind us, I started to realize I was dreaming (most chases usually get me lucid more than anything else) So, grabbing Melissa's wrist as she ran behind me, I ran straight toward the nearest house and jumped into the air. The jump was high enough to where my foot landed on the edge of the roof, and we started running on the top of the house. At the other edge, I jumped another great distance, a good 30ft, clearing the street beneath us and coming to land, still running, on the roof of the house across the road. We continued these exhilarating rooftop-to-rooftop long jumps, and I could see the end of the neighborhood up ahead. Turning my eyes to the rear, I looked down through the passing trees and could see countless four-legged bodies streaming through the streets behind us like black floodwaters through a small town. At the last house on the block, still clutching Melissa’s hand, we dropped down to the ground, and ran toward the busy night-time streets before us. It would have taken too much time to stop and wait for traffic before crossing the streets and those Things were right behind us, gaining. So, taking a few long strides, I jumped into the air again, dragging Melissa with me while clearing the packed, 4-laned road and landing on the other side.
It was around this time that I woke up from the dream. It was only around 4:30am, and I had another hour and a half before I had to get up. So, I set in my mind to continue the last dream scenario from where I left off, noting that it’d been years since I tried to do this, but it was worth a shot. Drifting, I fell back asleep.
When I began dreaming, Melissa and I were still on the run. (It had worked…to a point.) Instead of being where we were before, in Florida, we were where she lives now. New York. I also noticed that we weren’t being chased by those four-legged things any more, and we stopped near an alley to collect ourselves for a moment. Though the ‘things’ were gone, I still had the distinct feeling we were being chased, I just couldn’t tell by what. My answer came in the form of a thunderous footstep, one that shook the very ground we were standing on. I remember poking my head around the corner to see what the hell that sound was...and who do I see? Who do I see standing what had to be a half-mile away, who was still so tall that I could see the top of his body over the few buildings between us? Yes. King Kong, himself. (I guess my subconscious is getting back at me for having not seen the movie, yet. Lol) So, this big bastard notices me noticing him and breaks into a full sprint after us. Yup. It was time to run again. I grabbed Melissa and we started hauling ass. Now, for the first part of this second dream, I entered it non-lucid, but, again, the chasing began to make me look for ways to escape, and that desperation began to make me realize I was dreaming. I had low-level lucidity once more.
There was a skyscraper nearby, and I was about ready to try this jumping thing again. I don’t quite remember too much of the trip to the top of the skyscraper, but I know it involved scaling the side of the building with Melissa with a mixture of acrobatics, high-jumps, and all that good stuff, till we made it to the top. The top of the building was completely flat, with no detail, but the surrounding view was outstanding. Bright lights and nightfall as far as I could see. Unfortunately, I had absolutely no plan for what to do once we got up there. Before I knew it, a giant hand arcs over the side of the building and wraps around Melissa, pulling her out of my grasp.
I turned around, staring directly into the eyes of this giant ape as his head ascends to the level of the rooftop, giving a roar that almost knocked me off of the building, while holding Mel up over his head. My lucidity was flickering with the situation, each intense little event making me forget that I’m dreaming an simply search for a way to survive. But as he was about to make his way back down the building with Melissa in his grasp (Heh. Guess she’s all he was after. Lol) I remembered, holy shit, I’m dreaming! I devised a plan on how to take down such a massive beast, and it came within seconds, my love for anime paying off once again, in the clutch. I planted my feet and drew up energy, cocking my arms back down by my side. Mimicking Goku from DBZ, I said “Kame..Hame…Haaaaaa!” and fired a humongous blast of light blue energy out of my palms, nailing this big fucker right dead in his left eye! (mwuahahaha!!) With the shock, he drops Melissa out of the air and I catch her, losing sight of the ape as he loses his grip on the side of the building and falls down to the streets below. Around this time, my lucidity was waking me up, I was wondering about what time it was, and whether or not I was going to be late for work, and I faded out of the dream just as I was hearing the loud crash from the multi-ton ape hitting the concrete below.
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Re: King Kong Ain't Got Nothing On Me! :)
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Originally posted by Oneironaut
Mimicking Goku from DBZ, I said “Kame..Hame…Haaaaaa!”
The secret to winning any DBZ battle: They take 15-100 seconds to say those words.
Simply yell it very fast boom you win.
Re: King Kong Ain't Got Nothing On Me! :)
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Originally posted by AlternateReality
The secret to winning any DBZ battle: They take 15-100 seconds to say those words.
Simply yell it very fast boom you win.
Lmfao. Yup. I wasn't going to get caught mid-prep. LOL.
