Voices

I was in my Art class with a large encyclopedia, which I am assuming was at least 800 pages in size. I was not sure if any of the information was accurate, so I decided to go on the website of the encyclopedia. HORRIBLE MISTAKE. Upon being on the site, the whole screen went black and text showed up that said "this site is good" and a rapidly color changing ball bounced around the screen. There were also white lines that had a similarly colorful trail, as well as the whole screen changing hues. I could not close the site, not because of endless dialog boxes like in real life, but just because it did not work. After that, the visuals cut to a music box, or at least a box with a spinning handle like an early 20th century music box. It was on a desk with countless other stuff like maps, bottles, and jewelry. The music box had a problem with the handle and stopped with the front of the handle facing the front of the box, but kind of down. What the thing was playing sounded like the transition periods between variations of excerpt C in The Chosen Priest and <PERSON> of Infinite Space by Bull of Heaven. It stopped very briefly for as long as the handle stopped, and then it would heave forward. The stopping periods were separated by about 2.5 seconds of music. After this happened, I ignored it and went to a simulation of <PERSON>, <PERSON>, N' Eddy in an Egyptian pyramid. I was controlling eddy. It felt kind of like VRChat. We passed through a corridor and found a tomb. I went back to the website and went to a friend at my school, who we will call A. He checked it out, and it managed to disguise itself as a sound testing application. He said there was nothing to worry about, and when I went back to it, it continued the madness. After this happened, I gave up and saw <PERSON>. I managed to convince <PERSON> that he was some kind of evil vampire thing, and I said in <PERSON>'s voice as we left the classroom, "do you have anything to do?" and he replied with a maniacal <PERSON> like laugh. I am honestly surprised the dream did not end in an Iris-in and a transition to waking up.