I've had lucid dreams before, but I have never remembered more than ten seconds of it; so you can understand how excited I am at finally achieving 'full' lucid dream and remembering it. I tried all of it; the alarm clock, the questioning things in the real world etc. and in less than a week it's payed off. So, here's my interpretation:
(My) Best Lucid Eva!
(Sorry, I sort of forgot to talk to Leonardo and stuff but in my defense: I didn't have much time and I was in a rush to do everything I always wanted to in a dream...)
I started off on a big empty road leading down into a valley. This is where I first realized that I had full control over the dream. I gave a joyous cry and soared up into the blue sky.
I noticed that in the distance, down in the valley, there was a small village and I sort of ran/jumped/flew down the road. The village was the kind you'd expect in an online computer game like World of Warcraft or Runescape. All the shopkeepers were pre-programmed and everyone else was actually playing the game (or in my case, lucidly dreaming). It was a great place to be; there were cafes with free food, a guy who taught me how to fly like superman and even strippers and hookers who'd do ya for free (it was like I had dreamt up a dreamvillage for lucid dreamers to stay when their dreaming!).
The whole place was packed with people, some of who I knew and a lot of who I didn't. I can remember clearly my friend challenging me to races (first one to fly around the block and back etc). After all that, I was so scared that I might not remember my dream that I started trying to move my arm in the real world, which made me wake up.
I opened my eyes at about 4am with my head buzzing and a big grin on my face.
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That's kinda what the valley looked like, but there was the village at the end of the road.
