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Anonymous
05/29/12(Tue)22:34
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For starters: I don't have a "waifu" as such, I just come here for the pictures. But a few weeks ago I had a dream involving a 2D character that scared the hell out of me.
A few years ago I was involved in a skydiving accident. I managed to trip through the door and my (tethered) parachute managed to tangle around my legs. Fortunately I had a good knife on me (the rental rig didn't include one) and I was able to cut away and deploy my reserve. Thus ended my brief flirtation with skydiving.
I was never bothered much by it since, but two weeks ago I had a bad fucking dream, the kind you only have a few of in your lifetime, but remember for years afterwards. (I typically don't remember mine for long after waking, like most people.) The beginning of the dream didn't make much sense, and I can't remember it very well (you know, typical,) but the part I remember was terrifyingly real. I was in free-fall, belly-down in the classic position, and I was quite dark, almost twilight, because of huge storm clouds overhead. You know those ominous blankets of low, angry clouds that come with storms? I was under one of those; right under it, and it was scary just to look at. Clouds look massive just from the ground, but when you're literally right under them, they're incredibly, intimidatingly vast.
For some reason I can't remember (from earlier in the dream) I couldn't pop my parachute until I was under those clouds, or I'd die. So I was just about to yank my rip-cord when I saw somebody else in free-fall below me, flat on their back, spinning, arms and legs flapping around randomly.
I adjusted my position to more head-down, increasing my relative speed to catch them (something I don't have the actual skill to do.) Some kind of pad was flapping in the slipstream, bouncing against my buttocks; my parachute was the old fashioned kind where the pilot would sit on it like a seat cushion while in the plane. I don't know what the hell I was going to do, since the person didn't have a parachute, but I chased them down anyways. I caught up to her and caught her ankle, then kind of reeled her in by her leg, hand-over-hand.
Strange dream logic again, but - even though I'd seen from a distance that she was a young girl wearing nothing but a loose gown, when I came face-to-face with Rakka, I couldn't have been more shocked then if I'd found Audrey II in my embrace. I swear it on a stack of bibles.
I woke up around then, but only somewhat, in that dreamy half-awake stage, and the dream stuck with me. It'd been so real, cold air blasting in my face, the roar of a 100mph slipstream; and when it was gone I was terrified that I'd already fucked up, that we were both dead, even as I strained - thought - urgently about what I had to do, get Rakka's arms and legs wrapped around me, hooked through my harness before I pulled my rip-cord. Eventually I came all the way out of it, waking fully, and even wrote it down before the details faded.
I've actually been sleeping badly after that, like I'm afraid I'll dream again, but this time the dream will keep going and we'll both splat on the ground like ripe tomatoes, or something. It was scary as hell. And I really don't know what to make of it.