Greens do it in your dreams. [OPEN TO ALL FLIGHTS]

[theshadowkissed]

Who: Rose and YOU!
What: Accidental Dreamwalking. (prose or action)
Where: IN YOUR DREAMS! Though Rose is physically in the Emerald Sanctum, hanging out near the hollowed out tree she's claimed as her own if a flightmate wants to bother her. Or Sleeping Beauty Ysera wants to reprimand her.
When: Throughout the first half of April very, very late at night.
Warnings: will update if the dreams get too weird.

Rose still hadn't adjusted herself to non-moroi timetables. To her, midnight was still mid-day thanks to the nocturnal lifestyle she'd lived practically most of her life. She was slowly working on transitioning, but it still had her awake at what most people thought were weird. Or they might if they didn't sleep for days on end like the green dragons.

It left Rose with a lot of free time in the Sanctum. She didn't like sitting about, but it was still marginally better than the jail cell she'd been in not too long before the demons had invaded her world. She wanted to get out there and destroy the demons so she could get back home. She really missed Lissa.

Getting out of the habit of slipping into her best friend's mind to comfort herself while separated from Lissa was hard to break. It wasn't as if she could go 'check up' on the Moroi princess anymore, but the act of relaxing and opening her mind up to the possibility was something that Rose automatically did when she was bored. Unfortunately, as a Dragonsworn of the Green Flight, that meant she accidentally found herself 'checking up' on people she had no bond with at all.

Ugh, Ysera had even told her about this eventually happening. Now, if only she knew who's dream she ended up in...

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[theshadowkissed]

He was weird, creepy and green, but he seemed so insistent on how awesome his show was that it did grab her curiosity. She did miss television, so she climbed onto the console and sat down next to him.

"So what's the plot? Ultimate demise is a bit cliche. There has to be some kind of narrative hook to keep the viewers interested. It's one of the reasons disaster movies are so lame; the narrative hook sucks or they try too hard."

[chronoillogical]

Caliborn stares at her, snarling lopsidedly to expose his gold tooth better. It's a mild thing, and he ends up turning his attention back to the disjointed imagery before long. It decidedly upticks to more violent things, though they still avoid being unduly gratuitous somehow; flashes of humans and a few species of aliens being killed, of worlds breaking apart, of duels fought between combatants, of unusually bright red blood splattered on grey metal walls.

"What the hell are you talking about. Is this a human thing? Because I think that the way everything breaks apart. Is what makes disaster movies the best."

[theshadowkissed]

"I don't know if it is; I'm not human," Rose replied.

"I just think for destruction to be interesting and thus disaster movies, there needs to be something more than just things explode, everyone dies. It doesn't exactly take imagination for someone to be like a dick dungeonmaster that just decides that no matter what anyone tries to do, the ending is already predetermined making it all futile."

She shrugged. "Nothing wrong with stacking the deck and making it extremely hard, but at least give them a fighting chance."

[chronoillogical]

"Ohhh." Caliborn grins as understanding dawns on him. "You should have said so to start. Because that makes every bit of sense. And I agree.

"Like. I'm going to become all-powerful soon. In a couple years." He sways his feet as they dangle off the side of the console. "But. I made sure that I have people powerful to fight me after I reach that point. Because. If you don't encounter speedbumps on the road to total conquest and domination. Who cares, right?"

[theshadowkissed]

Total conquest and domination weren't part of Rose's personal goals and it sounded way too much like the crap she'd heard Strigoi spouting. She idly wondered if she was going to have to some day kill this guy.

"Why only in a couple years and not now?"