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I've been searching for the so-called library for three days with no results. Aside from that, another thing occupying my thoughts is… my dreams. I still don't get why I keep dreaming about those strange people. I think it's trying to force me to learn something. I look forward to nighttime the most. I want to see what happens next, to figure out the dreams! To make this happen, I need to fall into a deep sleep, one that I won't wake up for a long time until I grasp the meaning of the dreams. Funny enough, the dream always finishes in the same manner — ends in where the lady dies after childbirth, then the man wallows in grief. I guess understanding my dreams is a priority, something I can d

I'm behaving like a psychopath but I admit it as my personality. I'm not feeling good. I need dozens of glasses full of alcohol! (Yelled at the servant). Oh god! Have you ever dreamed of a place where you were all alone? Well, I need to learn more about dreams. Because for me dreams are the images of those desires that we have locked in the private shelf of our brain. And our brain plays a game, a game in which he is the ringmaster and we are that poor lion who has forgotten the wild nature of his species. It shows our secrets but not in sequence, not as we want it to be like. Our brain is a good animator, he knows well where to put the animated drama in our dreams. An illusion of trust whic

It helped me as a writer, so now I hope it will help me sleep. Stepping into the water, I glide beneath the surface until only my neck and head are above the waterline. It feels good to be encompassed by warmth. If only everything were so simple. What if all this is real, and I’m not hallucinating? What if I am actually being visited by a Sin, who lives in a territory halfway across the land? I’m not sure where I must have read about him, to start having dreams about those eyes, but it was surely in a late night reading session where I fell asleep with the book on my face, and woke with no memory of the last words I read.

Wynter was waking groggily as well. I sat up. "What in the fuck." I said, as Wynter reveled in my thoughts, re-living my dream. "Damn, Rayne, you've been having some weird ass dreams lately." She chuckled. “I don’t really understand what in the fuck is going on, or why I keep having these dreams. This one was just like my last but different. And who the hell is Raphael?” I mumbled. “I have no idea, but maybe you’re dreaming this because of the book you read in the pack library?” She replied. I nodded, she was probably right. I had read stuff in that book and I had been thinking about it all recently, trying to decipher it.

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“But the room… it felt like a place I’ve been.” Lucian leaned back, his gaze softening. “Your mind’s healing,” he said gently. “Dreams are how it tries to make sense of missing pieces. It’s normal for them to feel real, even if they aren’t.” I said nothing. He added, “That familiarity could be borrowed. From places you’ve seen, stories you’ve heard. Dreams don’t have to mean anything.” “But what if they do?” I asked, more to myself than him. Lucian shook his head. “A sigil. A stabbed man. A baby you don’t know. Your brain’s trying to fill in blanks. You’re reaching for something familiar.”

Making my way over to a nearby shelf, I began my search, my fingers wandering over the spines of the books, old and new, as I searched for a captivating title. I'd intended to look for some kind of gag book to tell Tyler about, but instead, I stumbled across a dream interpretation book that instantly caught my attention. This led me down a rabbit hole and I spent the entire morning skimming through books about dream interpretation, why we dream, and there was even a book on how to lucid dream.

When we are so close that we are practically breathing each others air, she adds, "I've been having dreams, dreams that are related to this murder cases. And I need to know why I am having them." "What?" "I have been having dreams Kael. Weird dreams and the book too. It all points to the murders, if I am not meant to be involved in the case then I will not be having them." "What book?" "A book I picked up from the library. It was a kind of letter-ish poem book. It had three entries, and I do not know how to explain it but it seems like whoever wrote that book wants me to find them." Everything Lilac is saying does not even make any sense, she is only human. How the hell did she get warped up

A narrative that may harbor the solutions they've sought, the purpose they've yearned for, and the pledge of a destiny that transcends the constraints of their reality. The dream's enchantment lingers, its details etched into the new character's thoughts like an indelible mark. A sensation, reminiscent of the pull of destiny, urges them to delve into the meaning behind the vivid images that unfolded in their slumber. Caught in the balance between curiosity and uncertainty, they wrestle with the notion that there may be more to this dream than meets the eye.

"N-No. I didn't have wet dreams when I don't read my books." "You're saying you only dream of that 'thing' when you read those books before you sleep?" "Yes." Gideon was silent for a moment before he said, "So the problem lies in those books..." Jewel glanced at him before she sighed. "I think it's not. These days, I have not read any x-rated books but I still dream of that man." When she saw a small smile forming at the corner of his lips, she cleared her throat again. "And he don't have the same face as yours! Stop believing that I'm calling your name while having those dreams!"