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[ It's very early in the morning, the sun has barely broken the horizon. Amy is leaning back, head against the wall and hand cradling and rubbing around her neck. Her breathing is shallow as she tries to regain her voice to speak. It's still a bit raspy for her normal vociferous Scottish. ]

… I'm starting to think these aren't just dreams.

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[Sherlock has been lucky enough to avoid most of the dreams. It was an advantage to nearly never sleeping. Still, no one he'd heard from so far noted any physical effects.]

It manifested as you dreamed it?

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[ No, she's fine. Thanks for asking, Sherlock. But in seriousness, she's glad to hear from someone who usually has the answers. ]

I guess. I was asleep and when I woke up, it was just there. This is twice now.

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[Psh, that was assumed. Or he didn't think of even asking. Probably both.]

Your roommates can verify this, I assume.

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Both of them, yeah. Why?

[ then, sends seconds later: ] And no, I didn't leave a window open.

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[Filtered, because even though he doesn't like Amy, he doesn't want her turning into a science experiment, either.]

Have you happened across your powers yet?

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[ ... so kind. ]

No, not yet. But it doesn't mean I haven't thought about it. Kinda hard to test.

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[Magnanimous, he is.]

There's always lucid dreaming for that.

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That's knowing you're dreaming, yeah? Not sure I know how to do that exactly.