Dream Mate
Katrina started to explain, handing me the paper.
“Um, okay. And the blank piece of paper is for what?” I furrowed my row.
“You have constantly called this a game. You consider each time you have faced opponents as a level and that the larger enemy at the end is the mini-boss. While I may not play many games, I know most have a map. This is your mind and, therefore, your castle. So make a map.” She encouraged, tapping the paper.
“I don’t know if that will work.” I frowned, looking at the paper.