forum Dreaming Up Reality [WE'RE REVIVING THIS BUT WE NEED MORE PEOPLE]

Started May 30, 2018 by @SaltyLasagna

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(Yeah bro!)
Ellis jolted awake. The hard wood floor of the house he had slept in had turned to stone. "Perfect…" He muttered. He stood up and stretched, then grabbed his scythe. He crept to the now cave entrance and peered out. The sun shone on a calm ocean and sand sprawled out for miles. Who dreamed this one up? He wondered.

Alex shivered, looking around. The latest dreams had been horrible nightmares, and last night she had barely survived. There was blood running down her chin from a knife that had nicked her earlier. Now it was a new day, in a stone house, and it was eerily quiet.

Wade woke on a beach which caused him a lot of discomfort due to the sand. He tried to brush as much as he could off of him but it was sand, it's not that easy to clean up. He sighs and gives up, beginning to walk over to the grass.

(Anakin)
Ellis stepped outside and took a deep breath. The sound of the ocean calmed him a little. He walked along the sand until he came to a wall. Not a natural one, a big black one that stretched up for what looked like miles.

(I don’t have time to make a character right now but I’ll do it in a few hours

(okay)
Alex heard the sound of waves crashing on a shore through the window. The air seemed peaceful. She hoped that this dream would actually be something less frightening than the ones before.

Wade makes it to the grass. He turns around to watch the clear sea crash against the shore. He takes a moment to breathe in the salty air and watch as everything seemed okay. He hears a yapping and looks to see his dog, Chickpeas, running to him. Wade picks up the small dog only to look up and see what he was running from. A bear, it was a bear.

Ellis frowned. Why was there a wall? He shrugged and headed towards the tall grass and away from the ocean.

Alex walked around. Most of the rooms were empty. It made Alex shiver at the feeling of loneliness. Usually 'reality' was crowded with people. Not this time. Alex took a deep breath, entering what looked like the front room. There was a raging fire in the wood stove, sending smoke up and out of the chimney. She frowned confused.

(May I join? I saw it was open… I've read up to this point)

(yep!)

As he opened his eyes, Levi was not expecting to get a face full of salty water. Spitting it out and wiping his face, he found himself on the shore line, literally inches away form inch deep waters. "Really?" He muttered himself, why was he waking up in odd places?

Wade ran for his life. He didn't know how to deal with bears but running turned out to be a bad choice because this bear was really fast. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a throwing knife, turning to see the bear was a meter away from him. He throws the knife at point-blank range into its eye and while the animal dealt with its wound, Wade ran and luckily the bear didn't follow him.

Ellis saw a boy running. "What're you running from?" He called.

"A bear," Wade replied, still running even though the bear was long gone.

"Oh crap." Ellis ran after him. "Is it close?"

Levi, now out of the way of the waves, listened to the sound of birds and bears, and the screaming in the back ground. He let out a sigh of relief and was happy that wasn't him.

Wade looks behind him to see no bear, "No. I don't believe it is."

"OH CRUD RUN FASTER! BEAR IS NOW CYCLOPS!"

Tyfer woke up in the sand, the soft sound of waves cascading against the beach floating to his ears. Where was he? Whose dream was this? He glanced around, confused. "Hello?"

"WHAT, GOD WHY," Wade was trying to balance Chickpeas while running when he noticed a stone building. He pointed it out to the random person running beside him.

"Hello?" Levi answered back, thinking it was only a echo he was hearing.

Alex heard yelling in the distance. She tensed, then ran up to the door to lock it just to be safe. The fire was still raging though, so she looked for a way to put it out before somebody noticed the smoke from the chimney and found the house.