Puzzle 028 - [Text/Action for Cianwood]
[Luke wakes up suddenly, and the first thing he wakes to find is Mr. Bear’s face inches away from his. Doing the most sensible thing he can think of, he gives a startled yell, grabs the nearest pillow, and smacks her with it. This in turn causes Mr. Bear to do the most sensible thing she can think of - which is grabbing the pillow out of his hands with her teeth and tearing it open.
Now that Luke was covered in pillow feathers, he starts to realize that he wasn’t trapped in the dream world anymore, and that he was safe in a bed and presumably back in Johto. All of the memories of the dream world were still in tack - from watching London crumble before his eyes, the death of his parents, the tea party, and the fight with the monster dogs in an alleyway - and he’s incredibly shaken by the whole experience. It wasn’t the same as waking up from a nightmare, it felt worse. It felt so real.
His voice doesn’t quite work when he tries to speak, so picking up the Pokegear he decides to send out a short text message - he was beginning to see the usefulness of using the texting function.]
I’m awake now. Is everyone all right?
If this is Johto’s idea of a joke, this place has a lousy sense of humor.
[And as an afterthought.]
To everyone I spoke to while we were all stuck in that dream, thank you.
Now that Luke was covered in pillow feathers, he starts to realize that he wasn’t trapped in the dream world anymore, and that he was safe in a bed and presumably back in Johto. All of the memories of the dream world were still in tack - from watching London crumble before his eyes, the death of his parents, the tea party, and the fight with the monster dogs in an alleyway - and he’s incredibly shaken by the whole experience. It wasn’t the same as waking up from a nightmare, it felt worse. It felt so real.
His voice doesn’t quite work when he tries to speak, so picking up the Pokegear he decides to send out a short text message - he was beginning to see the usefulness of using the texting function.]
I’m awake now. Is everyone all right?
If this is Johto’s idea of a joke, this place has a lousy sense of humor.
[And as an afterthought.]
To everyone I spoke to while we were all stuck in that dream, thank you.