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Nara shook her head. “No, Lyra. No. What they say is true. It’s all true. Just accept it.” Lyra shook her head again. She hit Nara’s chest firmly. “NO!! YOU LIED! THEY LIED! IT’S IMPOSSIBLE! NO WAY! ARRGHHHHH!! NO! MOM AND DAD COULD NOT LEAVE ME! MOM AND DAD PROMISED TO BE BACK! THEY PROMISED! WHY THEY LIED!! IT’S JUST A DREAM! YEAH, THIS CANNOT HAPPEN.”

“The locals used to say time has rules, but the mountains don’t. Step wrong, and you might walk out decades earlier or never at all.” Grayson smirked. “That’s comforting.” They ate in uneasy silence, the fire casting long shadows against the train car’s walls. Outside, the mist had thickened, carrying faint whispers that could’ve been wind or something else entirely. When Nora lay down to rest, she dreamt of mirrors. In the dream, she stood before an endless field of glass. Each reflection showed a version of her, younger, older, broken, laughing. Some were human; others had eyes like molten gold, skin glowing with the Rift’s mark.

A DARK and long tunnel welcomed the newcomers to the World of The Dreams. But actually, Amaya wasn't present in her dream. "Why am I expecting to see her as soon as I enter her dream? I must be hallucinating," says Hiro, disappointed. "We have no time. Let's go," says Mune. Nathan, Hiro, Yna, and Mune immediately run and find her. That place looked like it was a medieval era. Instead of supernatural beings, what welcomed them was a bunch of humans roaming around the site.

"Thanks for reminding me—I should probably call Rodney too. Might as well have him join the fun." With that, he dialed Rodney's number. On the other end, Rodney answered immediately, his voice respectful. "Mr. Lloyd? What can I do for you?" Andrew leaned back. "I'm at Dream Paradise. I heard you're a regular here?" Rodney chuckled. "Eh, I swing by sometimes when I have free time. But honestly? The only real attraction here is the handful of actual Eastonian girls. The rest? Just cheap knockoffs." Andrew's voice was calm. "Well, Dream Paradise has locked me in, and they're planning to rough me up. What do you think I should do?"

she sighed and hugged me for a moment. Her eyes glazed over and I knew that she was mind linking the others. Soon the room was flooded with our friends and the Alpha and Beta along with a relieved looking Sally. "I was so afraid that I did something wrong and you were stuck." she cried out. "Stuck where?" Paul asked. "In the dreamworld." she answered. "That can happen? Why didn't anyone tell me that?" I asked with a fearful voice. "Oh be quiet. You're fine." Sally snapped playfully.