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A general fiction story by

MzRainbow

Submitted Nov 22, 2015, 5:58:17 PM

The Messagers Day #2

Lexi's Blog Day #2.

 August Thursday, 23 2014
 
Hello, my wonderful, Blog Readers!

I woke up the next morning feeling, what almost could be considered wonderful. If it wasn't for this huge headache I had. I looked around myself to see if anyone else was, awake as well. From what I could tell no one was even around the campfire, which was just a bunch of ashes now. I looked around trying to see what I recognized. Which was, by the way, nothing the land was completely alien to me. Nothing looked familiar at all. I got up and started walking towards the forest at the end of the beach. Found the most interesting tracks and well let's face it. Not even possible.
 
They were tracks of a Compsognathus. If you have ever seen any Jurassic era movies, that is a very small dinosaur that has been extinct for quite a while. I mean my mind had to be playing tricks on me. I mean they are even.. How are they even.. So perfectly.. But how? You can probably understand my confusion and well I would be lying if I said I wasn't a little excited by this. I mean this is an archeological break though! So many emotions and thoughts ran through my mind.
 
My thoughts were interrupted by a noise in the bushes, Curiosity filled me like poison from a snake's bite. Of course my body was telling me to run but I stayed. Over taken by my curiosity, walked towards the bushes where the noise had came from. What could it possibly be?

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Don Roble Avatar

Don Roble

Commented Jan 17, 2011, 1:25:19 AM
I'll have to research dreamgaming before I try reading this.
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Don Roble

Commented Jan 21, 2011, 12:15:10 AM
I suppose a lot of people here know about dreamgaming but I didn't. for me, this was a fascinating story. I love how your "hero" isn't what you would expect. Sort of like LeCarre's Smiley.

Very nicely done.
Rob Kosy Avatar

Rob Kosy

Commented Jan 29, 2011, 6:06:43 PM
Incredible!

I read this over a few nights and from start to finish was riveted. It really was one of those stories you don't want to end.

The idea of someone's consciousness being stuck in the dream game was first rate and your execution of the thought, superbly written. In that regard it had the feel of the films "Total Recall" & "The Thirteenth Floor".

There were a few typos (unavoidable in work this long), but nothing impeded the flow which was perfectly paced.

I wonder just how far away we are from a state like the one you've just described?

A really compelling read.