Dream

[letmefollow]

You're looking at a kaleidoscope. Patterns swirl in front of your eyes, circles with indeterminable patterns, shapes and symbols. Hourglasses. Salamanders. Flames. Stars. Triangles. The kaleidoscope keeps turning, turning, until the patterns catch fire and burst into flames.

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[feathered_earth]

[Krile awakes with a start. That was... not hers? It couldn't have been hers, surely. It isn't the kind of thing she normally dreams about. Besides, she liked Neil's shirts.

...Why is she thinking something like that? This is an awful time of night for logic... Target. People have been getting other people's dreams. That was Target's dog, Target does paperwork, and she misses both Neil and Snap. Mustang. But what was it even about? Krile is from a time and place where finding meaning in dreams isn't always for psychologists and magazine quizzes, but if that one meant anything, she sure can't figure it out

[felinemystique]

[Yoruichi barely wakes up, the bittersweet tug at seeing both Roy and Neil fading as Target's dream shifts seamlessly into one of her own.]

[She mumbles in her sleep, frowning.]

"Not the stripper pole again, Roy..."

[stonyfaced]

[The image of Snap in a miniskirt is certainly an unforgettable one. Vimes stares blearily at the ceiling for a moment.

He could safely say that he had never dreamed of men in miniskirts up until this moment. Weren't people supposed to dream about things they felt titillated by?]

...No.

[He goes back to sleep.]

[spandexisyouth]

[Really? Snap in a miniskirt? Gai did not want to see that. Nor did he need to see Neil and Snap shirtless. Or hear about cooking dogs. This was by far the most disturbing dream Gai had seen yet, though maybe that's something of a relief.

Gai rolled over and worked on getting to sleep. And not thinking of miniskirts. Just... not. Somehow.]

[azhdarchidae]

[One of Above's eyes opens blearily, but it's dark enough that she stays torpid.]

[She mutters, < Hnn. Boys in skirts... > If she'd been more awake, she might have giggled. As it was, it was just an odd, vaguely amusing image.]