Last night

[major_kerina]

I had a very vivid dream-in-dream about a political conflagration leading to global, thermonuclear war. The UK, Canada, Russia, and "Islamistan" (dream's terminology) allied together against the US, Mexico, Italy, and Cuba (go figure). But the town was able to set up a bunker in the area for everyone. Unfortunately I...or some dream approximation of me...went out to rescue something or someone who I couldn't quite name but I was outside during the first strike and I felt suddenly nauseous and irradiated (it seemed that way). But then I woke up, like a start, out of the dream...or so I thought. But I was still in the dream. In my dream-waking I decided to go back to sleep (still in my dream) and change what happened. So I went back in a "Dream Vortex" to when I left and got the item (which had become a conscious robot which I needed to rescue). I got her out of there then deliberately went outside during the irradiation and turned into an all-powerful, radiant being. I rewound time and unmade the nukes before they were even launched. I transformed all those who would seek destructive aggression upon others into helpless baby girls. The all-powerful me left my dream and made her way into the dreaming-me's world. She then changed things so it would exist like an anime-realm with zappy as a part of reality. When dreaming-me woke up, she realized she was in a dream. But when she woke up from this dream the all-powerful one changed, she realized she was actually a sleeping tree and all this she had seen in her dream would actually come to pass in time. So she went swimming and bowed her head, and when she looked up, the all-powerful version of me was there. The tree then woke up again as me seeing dad opening the door to tell me it was time to wake up. Then I actually woke up and a minute later dad actually did that (I'm fairly certain he didn't do that previously.) It was more like Deja vu than anything I'd experienced for quite some time.

That was my dream ^_^

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