Damascus: Prophet? Nah. I did predict the coming of Spongebob though. Had a dream Bugs Bunny and I were playing volleyball with a giant square sponge below thirty feet of water or so.
Marth: Uh, I was mostly just weirded out. I just kinda thought over the dream a lot so I would remember it.
Ok, so one more. I mentioned this before around here, I think.
I had just been messing around with my dreams. I had heard about lucid dreams, and interested in the science, attempted to induce them. These never really turned out well, honestly.
Anyway, my second attempt began with walking through a baffling corridor through gray somber caverns. It seemed only a few moments I spent walking before I suddenly found myself forcibly shifted into a low-lit room, cramped with many reclining chairs, each of these occupied by cloaked and masked men. These figures regarded me from behind their large tribal masks with a sort of confusion and hostility, they spoke in a strange and quick tongue. Truly, it was as if they spoke without tongues and simply grated out a short message with an audible grinding of their teeth.
I was powerless to move, and simply waited, trying to puzzle out what they may be, or represent. Suddenly, one sitting directly across from me adorned with long blue mask threw a dismissive hand towards me, accompanied by a sharp grind of teeth.
Abruptly I was upon a flat plain at the foot of the mountains, standing silently behind me. All was monochrome. The melancholy clouds gliding silently across a dark sky, a full moon providing the meager light allowed.
Before me stood a windmill, stark against a sudden lifeless grasslands, where a figure stood, golf club in hand calling me over. For a better look I brought into being a flash-light and approached the figure.
He said he was my conscience, that he enjoyed playing golf despite there being available only this one mini-putt hole. We spoke for a while, but it was long before the clouds above obscured the moon. At this my conscience became very distressed. He quickly retrieved his ball, patted me on the shoulder with a parting wish of good luck, and set off at a dead sprint for the mountains.
I started at a sudden sound. Spinning quickly I shined my imaginary torch into the gloom of the grasslands. Something moved out there. I was sure. The wind blew softly, and I watched as grass parted in direct defiance of its gentle decree.
The light caught the glint of something among those twitching, lifeless sheaves of grass. And at my shock, the thing rose and came at me in a horrifying, hobbled run. Gangly, grey, its damp hair clinging to its atrophied body sickly. Its jaw, distended a maw filled with needle-like teeth. It eyes. Gone. In their place simple inch-wide circular mirrors.
It was uppon me suddenly and I wrested myself from the dream with the aid of my utter revulsion at the sound of my own flesh being torn in the jaws of that loathsome thing.
And then I woke up!