I just had a bloody terrible dream!
I took a 2 hour nap, but in my dream, it felt like days. I was in this world, in a very isolated community. There was no internet or even most modern technology (phones, computers, cars). Well, there was a Hostpital, which for some reason was staffed primarily by a ‘healer’ 2 ‘sexy nurses’, and 1 normal (modern) nurse. The architecture appeared primarily Eastern European, though with a loot of Middle Age influence. Society itself seems anarchist, or communistic, as there was no real trace of currency, government, or law enforcement (at least not a very powerful one). The area itself consisted of a village or sorts, with a single street that ended with a drop on one end (which led to the other side of the village) and a wall of stone on the other. The other side of the village was similar to a mix of old East American architecture and Middle Eastern architecture. The people were extremely shallow, and not smart at all, and you couldn’t really befriend them or anything (they were more like badly programmed npc’s). They also dressed like people from the Middle Ages. There was also this MASSIVE cavern under the town, where you had to take an old pulley lift to get into. The entrance was at the end of the street, next to the drop. The cavern itself was utterly massive, about 15 stories tall, and inside included several (modern grated steel) catwalks at variegating heights, with modern floodlights lighting the place, and electrical wires strung about from wall to wall. Oddly enough, there were few men down there who wore (modern) Construction Helmets and yellow-green Reflective Vests.
The dream dragged on forever and was boring as fuck. I woke up feeling so lonely and bored it was like I hadn’t talked to anyone in weeks! :’(
I would have preferred a nightmare, would’ve been faster… And I hope that NEVER, [b]EVER [/b]happens again.
Edit:
Another way to describe it is; it was like being the victim in a Twilight Zone episode, where suddenly EVERYTHING you’ve ever loved… never existed!
In my case: My friends, my family, technology, the internet, modern times, favourite foods, rock music, and so on…