SLEEPING BEAUTIES: DREAM LOG

[yourkeepers]

Bewitched by the thorn's touch, you have been ensnared in the deepest of sleep. Fortunately for you, the world of Faerie doesn't end with the waking.

The world of your dreams is brighter now, more clear than you've ever witnessed it. You've been it before, you think, there fragments of yourself become reality. But now you are somehow more lucid in its presence, and it's more real - something you can reach out and touch.

You find yourself in this world, and you are not alone. Your dreams and those of other join at the edges, pulling into each other along similar threads.

And you are watched by something even greater.

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[intothehedge]

"She feeds on others - preys on them. I've been stopping her from being able to hurt others, but if I'm here with you...then she could be with any of the others." She sighs. "And I want to stop her for good, more than anything, but it's...complicated."

[whitepawn]

"If I'm here because I fell asleep after being pricked by those vines back home then there might be many others here," which meant quite a lot of others for this other woman to possibly make prey of. The thought causes his features to grow more solemn with concern.

"Complicated how?" Though he certainly feels like he has some notion of why.

[intothehedge]

"I'm not strong enough," she says, sadly. "I can hold her back, but neither of us has ever struck a killing blow. I think if I woke up it would stop her for good, but I don't know how to do that."

[whitepawn]

He can't help but feel slightly relieved when he hears that part of the tale, taking a life while nessecary at times, should not be done unless there are no other means of compromise. And though he is not sure when or how, but another part of him understands completely when Ruby says she's not strong enough.

"Is this type of sleep ... the one I and you are experiencing not the kind that we can wake from on our own?" He wishes it was easy to stay on topic, but each answer is only make him think of more things to ask. "I'm sorry ... it's just there's a lot to think about in regards to all of this."