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Place withheld · 2013-12-26 · from the DREAMVIEWS archive

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So this dream was somewhat unusual and did tick me off somewhat. During the whole dream I was not lucid, and I also was not physically present, I only saw things from 3rd person perspective. The dream basically consisted of me seeing various kinds of monster girls (hence girls with animal traits like tales or wings) in different situations, all of which ended with an more or less violent death of said girl. There were some explanations about some of them, most notably one nicknamed 'Scales' because of the fact she had dragon feet, hands, wings and a tail, which where covered with yellow scales. Her scales could prevent any damage or piercing but the pain from impacts (like arrows) was still the same, just as if the arrow would dig into the flesh. She was hunted and in the end pain paralyzed by a storm of arrows, then carried to some village where the population mob most violently and brutally killed her by ripping her into 2 parts, the dream showing how how her legs and hip separated from her upper torso. All of these incidents where caused by a king called <PERSON> who spread hate and racism. I suppose I might make him a target in one of my future dreams since blowing him up for messing with my dreams would certainly be appropriate.

 

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