It's hard to envision if you weren't there. I think the fact that we rolled back literal calendar days to before any of the willing train goers had gotten on a train is more telling. We were the only ones who remembered the time before, or the life before everything was changed.
And yes to the lucidity, assuming you're in it. If you're there and there isn't some part of your subconscious given form. That happens.
It's fine. Whatever answers I don't have, I can make sure someone can get you what you need to know. Probably. My world isn't anything like this one, so I have a lot of blind spots.
It erased the effects of a monster attacking and decimating New Tokyo. The city was in ruins, and some of the Displaced were on a train to head out there for relief efforts. Another monster was attacking New Johannesburg when we were put under. I remember hearing about it before I fell asleep.
These attacks were replaced by weather events when we woke up. No monsters.
Wow. The guide wasn't kidding when it said the world changed. By the way, define monster? I imagine we're not talking about Bigfoot or something like that.
What kind of level of harmless are we talking about? Small animals like squirrels running around with gold eyes, or "don't mind the wolf, it'll leave you alone if you leave it alone."
My world was on a similar path for awhile. Took a lot of work to course correct. Don't think things are entirely fixed, but it's better than it could have been.
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And yes to the lucidity, assuming you're in it. If you're there and there isn't some part of your subconscious given form. That happens.
It's fine. Whatever answers I don't have, I can make sure someone can get you what you need to know. Probably. My world isn't anything like this one, so I have a lot of blind spots.
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It erased the effects of a monster attacking and decimating New Tokyo. The city was in ruins, and some of the Displaced were on a train to head out there for relief efforts. Another monster was attacking New Johannesburg when we were put under. I remember hearing about it before I fell asleep.
These attacks were replaced by weather events when we woke up. No monsters.
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That kind of monster.
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Are these still a known threat? Not the giant one, but the smaller ones.
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There are some creatures that have been slipping in with golden eyes, but they're harmless.
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What kind of level of harmless are we talking about? Small animals like squirrels running around with gold eyes, or "don't mind the wolf, it'll leave you alone if you leave it alone."
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I'm not a fool. I wouldn't call a wolf harmless. I got attacked by a rampaging gorilla once.
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Did that happen here or elsewhere?
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There may be more trouble beyond the walls, but nothing that's gotten inside.
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[That sounds like a fascinating story, but Ginia decides she doesn't know Clarke well enough to ask about it.]
Is there much beyond the walls? Do people head out to go camping or hiking or anything?
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It might be a bit of an overreaction, but given the shape the world's in? I can't blame them.
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My world was on a similar path for awhile. Took a lot of work to course correct. Don't think things are entirely fixed, but it's better than it could have been.
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It sucks because I miss the green and the trees out there, though we've been hit pretty hard with it here.
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The wild greenery around the city is nice. It's nicer than what I'm used to.
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Mostly cities not too unlike this. The kind where everyone is always watched and you avoid the police if they're in the area.
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Something changed.
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The problem is, we don't know if those things are linked.
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