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 Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:56 pm
awesome ali NocturnalVeil awesome ali Oh my word! I absolutely love your humour! heart Maybe I need a "pet" tape worm 3nodding 4laugh . You know, like teach it tricks? rofl And you can have a little mini circus with it! mrgreen So sorry to have to leave this on such a fun note, but I need to go to bed sad . Thanks so much for this time biggrin . Thank you too and goodnight. ^^
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:00 pm
NocturnalVeil ... Your dreams seem so much funnier than mine... vaccum cleaners... classified_fu
One that was very noteable was when I was probably 14 or 15. I had saved notes since the visuals and consistency was so vivid in my mind. Especially since I still remember all of it. It was a Victorian or British setting of somesort. I'm not entirely sure. However, I was in a large ballroom. I was the son was a wealthy man and had gone to represent my family since my father was busy.
The celebration was for the first birthday of the duke' son. There was a crowd around the baby carriage to view and talk about the baby boy. I paid no real attention at first, but something impulsed me to check. Once I had finally seen the baby, something didn't seem right. He looked at me and I could feel the words in my head "Everyone will die." The baby's face deformed and changed for just a second. The baby appeared to have a burnt face. Bone could be seen along the jaw.
Thunder and lightning could be heard. Light flickered in the entire ballroom. As it became completely dark, the screams of women can be heard. I looked around quickly. Windows were shattering. People were dying and becoming zombies. The baby was burnt faced again and had clung to my leg, trying to tear into my pants and bite me. I kicked him away and bolted towards the stairs as the exit doors were covered with people who were changing.
I saw a cat by the steps that looked very much like one of my grandmother's black cats that died when I was a child. She told me "Mark! Follow me this way!" I had no time to question why the cat was talking, so I just ran and followed.
As we reached a study room, ghouls and zombies were following. Beena, the cat, nudged the window, climbed onto my shoulder, then told me to jump out. I was all "Are you insane?!" She said "Trust me!"
I jumped as best as I could towards one of the mansion's lower roofs. I found that the fall wasn't as hard as I expected. Something was changing. I eventually realize that I'm a vampire and that night somehow marked the awakening or reveal that the town was actually long dead or cursed. Most of the people who attended the ball were already dead long ago, but for some reason, the illusion of the town was lifted and its horrors were made clear.
I tried to look for my family. I found one of my cousins, but she was an evil vampire, so I had to kill her. I took any weapon I could find in our home and continued to venture outside, looking for answers. I made sure to grab myself a cloak. I was not sure if I was the type of vampire who would burn in the sunlight, but I had no time to simply stick around in one spot. There was too much chaos.
I have told this to a few friends and they have told me that it would make an interesting novel or game.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:35 pm
Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil ... Your dreams seem so much funnier than mine... vaccum cleaners... classified_fu
One that was very noteable was when I was probably 14 or 15. I had saved notes since the visuals and consistency was so vivid in my mind. Especially since I still remember all of it. It was a Victorian or British setting of somesort. I'm not entirely sure. However, I was in a large ballroom. I was the son was a wealthy man and had gone to represent my family since my father was busy.
The celebration was for the first birthday of the duke' son. There was a crowd around the baby carriage to view and talk about the baby boy. I paid no real attention at first, but something impulsed me to check. Once I had finally seen the baby, something didn't seem right. He looked at me and I could feel the words in my head "Everyone will die." The baby's face deformed and changed for just a second. The baby appeared to have a burnt face. Bone could be seen along the jaw.
Thunder and lightning could be heard. Light flickered in the entire ballroom. As it became completely dark, the screams of women can be heard. I looked around quickly. Windows were shattering. People were dying and becoming zombies. The baby was burnt faced again and had clung to my leg, trying to tear into my pants and bite me. I kicked him away and bolted towards the stairs as the exit doors were covered with people who were changing.
I saw a cat by the steps that looked very much like one of my grandmother's black cats that died when I was a child. She told me "Mark! Follow me this way!" I had no time to question why the cat was talking, so I just ran and followed.
As we reached a study room, ghouls and zombies were following. Beena, the cat, nudged the window, climbed onto my shoulder, then told me to jump out. I was all "Are you insane?!" She said "Trust me!"
I jumped as best as I could towards one of the mansion's lower roofs. I found that the fall wasn't as hard as I expected. Something was changing. I eventually realize that I'm a vampire and that night somehow marked the awakening or reveal that the town was actually long dead or cursed. Most of the people who attended the ball were already dead long ago, but for some reason, the illusion of the town was lifted and its horrors were made clear.
I tried to look for my family. I found one of my cousins, but she was an evil vampire, so I had to kill her. I took any weapon I could find in our home and continued to venture outside, looking for answers. I made sure to grab myself a cloak. I was not sure if I was the type of vampire who would burn in the sunlight, but I had no time to simply stick around in one spot. There was too much chaos.
I have told this to a few friends and they have told me that it would make an interesting novel or game.Wow that's like the plot for an action/horror movie or something. eek
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:41 pm
NocturnalVeil Wow that's like the plot for an action/horror movie or something. eek
Talking cat companion does lose its "seriousness" a bit, but I guess it adds to the fantasy or magic flare. Perhaps someone in the family was a witch.
It was a pretty amazing dream. I kind of hate that it ended with the protagonist leaving down the street as the sun began rise, yet...it seemed appropriate. As if letting me have the choice to continue his fate if I chose to.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:42 pm
Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil Wow that's like the plot for an action/horror movie or something. eek
Talking cat companion does lose its "seriousness" a bit, but I guess it adds to the fantasy or magic flare. Perhaps someone in the family was a witch.
It was a pretty amazing dream. I kind of hate that it ended with the protagonist leaving down the street as the sun began rise, yet...it seemed appropriate. As if letting me have the choice to continue his fate if I chose to.If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:43 pm
NocturnalVeil If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
At least no one sparkles. rofl
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:44 pm
Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
At least no one sparkles. rofl Hmm.. sparkling zombies... *shudders*
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:45 pm
NocturnalVeil Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
At least no one sparkles. rofl Hmm.. sparkling zombies... *shudders*
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:47 pm
Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
At least no one sparkles. rofl Hmm.. sparkling zombies... *shudders* I would stab myself if a sparkling zombie movie came out >_>
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:48 pm
NocturnalVeil Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil Razumi Yazura NocturnalVeil If you do decide too write about it I would love too read it. wink
At least no one sparkles. rofl Hmm.. sparkling zombies... *shudders* I would stab myself if a sparkling zombie movie came out >_>
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:50 pm
Razumi Yazura Shhh...the Twilight lady might hear with her sparkle vampire powers. gonk Nah I think she's occupied in making romance out of teenages who hunt and kill each other for food. lol
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:52 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:56 pm
Battle Royale is better. emotion_donotwant
lol
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:57 pm
Razumi Yazura Battle Royale is better. emotion_donotwant
lol Haven't seen either. xd
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 11:02 pm
I haven't seen Hunger Games, but I have seen Battle Royale. I just joke since it was first and the concept is similar. XD Of course, there are differences, but eh.
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