Nhatduongg
Yuyuko Saigyouji, The Dreaming Ghost
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- Jun 28, 2021
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I've forgotten the majority of it, but here're the thing I can say:
- It started with be playing horror game. I vaguely remember the storyline about a group of students escaping from an abandoned building.
- Had to reset the game many times because it was frustratingly hard and unfair, and each time I reset the layout and number of monsters changed slightly, until a point where it was impossible to beat.
- Found myself in my grandparents' house (paternal side), probably visiting but I don't remember much else.
- When the sun just set ghosts and monsters appeared (the same one from the game) and I realized that I was not playing the game anymore (consciousness could swear that I was still playing just now).
- Ran around the house avoiding those monsters.
- At some point I was on the second floor's balcony, there was one right behind the door to the balcony (1), and another one on the ground (2).
- I spotted my grandmother making a standoff with the one on the ground, so I decided to jump down from the balcony.
- She hurriedly left through the gate, seemingly ignored by the one (2), and I also hurriedly followed.
- As I passed by the front gate though, I suddenly saw that there were two of my grandmothers. They look exactly the same except for one of having slightly hunched back, more exhausted face, more wrinkles (looking generally older, so to speak).
- They were passing by an intersection and were about to go separate ways.
- At that point I instinctively knew to go after the older-looking version (I haven't been visiting much and I can't remember what she looks like exactly).
- After holding her hands and following into a small alley, I was expecting the worst and for her to turn back and suddenly become a hideous monster to devour me.
- She just turned back, looking at me with warm but exhausted eyes and she said: "Come on, you haven't eaten dinner yet. Let me get some food for you alright?"
- At that point I hugged her and cried, and woke up.
Laid in bed for several minutes and decided to type it out before I forget everything. Guess what I want to say is everyone have limited time in this world, if you still have them, make sure to cherish them until the day they won't be there anymore.
- It started with be playing horror game. I vaguely remember the storyline about a group of students escaping from an abandoned building.
- Had to reset the game many times because it was frustratingly hard and unfair, and each time I reset the layout and number of monsters changed slightly, until a point where it was impossible to beat.
- Found myself in my grandparents' house (paternal side), probably visiting but I don't remember much else.
- When the sun just set ghosts and monsters appeared (the same one from the game) and I realized that I was not playing the game anymore (consciousness could swear that I was still playing just now).
- Ran around the house avoiding those monsters.
- At some point I was on the second floor's balcony, there was one right behind the door to the balcony (1), and another one on the ground (2).
- I spotted my grandmother making a standoff with the one on the ground, so I decided to jump down from the balcony.
- She hurriedly left through the gate, seemingly ignored by the one (2), and I also hurriedly followed.
- As I passed by the front gate though, I suddenly saw that there were two of my grandmothers. They look exactly the same except for one of having slightly hunched back, more exhausted face, more wrinkles (looking generally older, so to speak).
- They were passing by an intersection and were about to go separate ways.
- At that point I instinctively knew to go after the older-looking version (I haven't been visiting much and I can't remember what she looks like exactly).
- After holding her hands and following into a small alley, I was expecting the worst and for her to turn back and suddenly become a hideous monster to devour me.
- She just turned back, looking at me with warm but exhausted eyes and she said: "Come on, you haven't eaten dinner yet. Let me get some food for you alright?"
- At that point I hugged her and cried, and woke up.
Laid in bed for several minutes and decided to type it out before I forget everything. Guess what I want to say is everyone have limited time in this world, if you still have them, make sure to cherish them until the day they won't be there anymore.
