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So I've had a twofer dream as I usually do. One's TF2-related (sort of), the other isn't. Let's get the latter out of the way.
I was in this marketplace, it was definitely one of the dream places I've already visited at least once before. The sky, like in another dream involving a coral pink cigar (this I will explain later), had no stars. Unlike that dream, the sky had no moon either, so it was pitch black. The marketplace was split into two halves: a high ground filled with lights, from lanterns to candles to streetlamps; and the lower half, almost completely dark and equally shady. I'm looking for a weapon from the lower half, but they only accept gold from the upper half. Knowing this thanks to dream memory, I pawn off some stuff I have on hand, take a lantern, and begin the slow climb/walk down to the seedier marketplace. Along the way, I come across a boy playing with some pebbles and a scale. He tells me he's summoning a demon, I look at him like he grew a second head. He explains the simple but complicated process:
-Steal a tiny bronze or copper scales from a Buddhist temple. You cannot get caught stealing it.
-You need water and four small pebbles, the size of your thumb's fingernail; the water source HAS to be from the cleanest river near wherever you live; no cheating by going to a faraway spring or whatever.
-One black ink marker, a vial of ink from a giant squid, a vial of blood from a terrible beast, and a vial of your own blood (all three should fill the vial 3/4 of the way).
With all this, you color all four pebbles black with the coloring agents that you've acquired and place two on each dish. Then, use the water to wash off all four stones at once without using another cup. If done correctly, the boy explains (with a set-up montage and everything) that only one of the stones will remain black and that you have successfully summoned a demon and you are now in a contract with him until the day you die. You only have a limited time to accomplish whatever you desire before dying horribly. Only two people have achieved this, he says: Josef Stalin and the Anti-Christ. I... move away from him very quickly, find the stall where I get my weapon and exchange for the gold, and run like hell from here. Then it transitions rather abruptly to the TF2 dream.
If this doesn't go here by all means tell me and I'll delete the post (or revise it). So I'm in 2fort and I'm a Pyro. To keep this particular story short, when the battles are done I as the Pyro am the resident whore of RED's half of 2fort, Soldier being the common recipient of my services. He's surprisingly gentle, apparently, when not screaming his head off in combat. But maybe that's due to different... circumstances of the moment. (I remember well, though, that the Scout was always the most hesitant of all for these services.) I am always wearing the Pyro mask no matter what scene the dream shows me in, but dream memory does tell me that I do take it off. Just not often. (A thing to note that's interesting for me and maybe probably for others is that this is the only dream so far where my actual body type is shown; in most third person perspective dreams I have my ideal body type; what this means, I have no clue.) The atmosphere was very casual, relaxed, and horrifically out of character (and by that I mean almost everyone was nice).
The aforementioned pink cigar dream was a simple one: I was in Cuba with my mother and we were outside at night. The sky held no stars but the moon was waxing crescent. She takes out this box and my mom, in perfect English, tells me that this was handed down from her mother and her mother's mother and that it's for me to use. I open it and it's a large, thick cigar colored bright coral or bubblegum pink. I take it... and smoke it. My mom, serving as dream memory, informs me that these cigars were banned a looong time ago due to their very high nicotine content. I wake up with a slight burning sensation in my throat and the feeling that Freud is spinning in his grave.
To this day I don't know what it is I'm eating that gives me these trippy dreams, but I hope I never stop having them. (They're great writing material. Except for the tfporn dream; that one, not so much.)
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