Warnings: Typical dream non!linearity, references to human experimentation.
Dream Effects: Lucidity. There's a sense of "knowing what's going on" throughout it all (when clearly you don't actually have any idea). Bursts of fear throughout it all, some sort of acceptance when the fall stops, and finally a dropping sense of losing everything all over ( Read more... )

[Filtered weakly from Kubochan.]

[A few moments as the camera shakes. Someone's running. Before it steadies, the bearer of the Dreamberry coming to a stop in a small, unoccupied alleyway.]

'the hell did all the people come from!?

[He glances around him, before he looks back at the camera. The expression on his face is maybe a little put out, a ( Read more... )

Warnings: None?
Dream Effects: Happiness, calm, before growing apprehension, fear, and numbness.

( and a herald of things to come )

['sup Jurassic Park Somarium. Your Dreamberries turned walkie-talkies may be broadcasting the sound of someone breathing. Or rather, something. And the rustling of leaves.

And, as Tokito opens his eyes to check the time--]

--the fuck!?

[And cue the sounds of A) snarling ( Read more... )

[The Dreamberry recording clicks on to a few moments of silence. Very long moments of silence, as if the person whose hit the record button is trying to decide whether they should say anything or not, or if they should just quit it without a word. Eventually though, someone's voice breaks through.]

Umm... [Insert more lengthy pause here. He sounds ( Read more... )

Warnings: Um. Warehouse stuff.
Dream Effects (Optional): Fear, the sort that's turned into midnumbing compulsion, shock, and then pure disbelief.

( a memory of nightmares )

[The video clicks on to a dim-lit room, as the sounds of fumbling can be heard. Discerning ears may pick out Tokito's harsh breathing in the background. When the light turns on, there's Tokito's face, strained and maybe with the slightest tinges of pain still etched around the corners. He's flipping through to see if the dream - nightmare - was ( Read more... )