I started off on some sort of parody of survivor, with all of us split into groups of two to overcome video game-like challenges I say “video game-like” because we weren’t playing video games. We were experiencing them. One such challenge was us having us in a team battle of sorts, with at least 5 different teams, including my own. We didn’t really have specific classes to choose from, but rather our stats were boosted based on how much we valued them, and our preference towards physical/magical attacks. The moves we learned at level ups would be based on how quickly you could meet the stat required to learn it. Due to the low level cap, however, you were stopped from learning all moves. I ranked my stat importance with Speed first, Defense second, and Attack third and had a pure magic offensive preference. Through those parameters, I managed to gain telekinesis as my first skill. I didn’t get Lightning yet as hoped, but Telekinesis is just as fun. I found myself in a shed of some sort, and used a small spinning top to practice the skill a bit before walking out into a clearing where people where fighting. My partner, a redheaded black girl named Sasha, performed a “Dynamic Entry” Kick on another girl that caused them to turn into a fairy. The fairy-girl fought back a bit, managing to stab Sasha in the arm, but I intervened and flung her into a wall with my mind. This looked a lot cooler than it sounds. After a few minutes of rather ambiguous fighting, a buzzer sounded and the game was over. A guy tried getting a last slash in with his two swords, but I flung him into a tree.
The contest result screen resembled Puzzle fighter or something like that. You’d have different colors that corresponded to each team, and every match you win, you’d get to position a small block on the screen. And that block would produce gravitational effects that made the “point stream” flow towards it. Small blocks could be combined into bigger ones to cause higher gravity, and therefore more points, so scoring was a careful balance of sabotaging your opponent while maximizing your point ventillation. Sounds like something out of MSPaintAdventures. Sasha and I, team “OYAH” (others were “OFUK”, “OGOD”, “ONOH”, and “OYES”) placed our magenta block nearby another three close together. They fused and made a 2×2 block.
While the contest manager (Called himself “Rector”, short for “Director”) went on about the rules of the next contest, I had my arm around Sasha, not doing anything naughty, at least until she whispered “Just be discreet about it.” to me while puffing out her chest. I acknowledged, fondling her with telekinesis instead of my hand. It was interesting because I could feel every curve of her breast and its shape adapted to my hand as if they were both in contact with each other . Phone Rang. Woke me up. I raged. I went back to sleep and started dreaming again.
I found myself in a store somewhat like HEB, Stop-’n-Shop, Kroger’s, you know, the store that everyone would go to if Wal-Mart wasn’t strangling the life out of it. It varies where you live. But anyway, I was using telekinesis to make myself SORT of hover. It wasn’t even really a hover in fact. It looked I was constantly midway through a foward fall from standing on my tip toes. I met a few of my friends from college there, one at a register, another paying for his groceries, and another guy completely idle. We chatted for a bit about the upcoming school year, and started to make my way out of the store. Along the way, I passed what looked to be one of those claw-grab machines nearly empty, save for what looked like a disc-thin hamburger at the bottom, which two ridiculously large ants (about the size of my thumb) were taking apart. I hovered out to my car. Two co-workers from my job at McDonalds (two fat girls) for some reason started to try to get into my car then block my way out of the parking lot after I locked the doors. I started to pull out anyways not really caring, and being the weaklings they were, they got out of the way and I drove off. As I made a right turn in front of a building to get to the highway, I passed a bunch of kids playing around with a 1/4th-dead rattlesnake and a teacher trying to get their attention and tell them to stop messing with it before it bites them. Naturally they didn’t listen. The rattlesnake rattled and hissed, but if it bit someone, I didn’t see it do so as I woke up again.