chickenfhtagn

Here's a series of dreams and fragments I've had for the past few weeks.

I'm fighting some dinosaur-like creature and winning easily in the bout. Suddenly, the beast's spinal cord opens up to envelop(?) it's tail. I say to the creature, "I'm going to let you live so I can fight you when you're stronger", or something to that effect. As far as my attire is concerned, I'm wearing some sort of power armor. The last thing I remember from the dream is that the creature sprouted wings like a dragon.

One interesting dream had me staring at the sky as I saw two large moons. The sky itself was blue and one of the moons, which I deem "the first one", seemed to have a massive crater possibly in the shape of a fist? The "second moon" seemed to orbiting "the first one". I remember either myself or a dream character saying, "perhaps the other celestial object is Venus, since that planet is quite close to earth". In my dream mind I knew that couldn't be possible since Venus wouldn't be THAT CLOSE to the earth. What happened next was breathtaking. The moon (first one) started to get closer and closer to earth and began to take my entire field of vision. I began seeing individual canyons and mountains on it's landscape. Other dream characters just stood there either in awe or apparent apathy. Like an asteroid, the enormous moon flew over the sky and a trail of smoke followed it by closely. I immediately wanted to get to some fallout shelter. The funniest aspect of this dream was that I wasn't afraid at the sight of such an event. Also, in my dream mind I felt that the moon was moving too slowly to be considered realistic. If an asteroid ever fell to earth in the immediate vicinity it would be instant, not slow and cumbersome as disaster movies portray it.

Another similar fragment had me staring at two moons again. The setting to my mind reminded me of earth in One Punch Man. In that story, earth has more than one satellite--up to possibly four orbiting earth. The dream itself took place at night and I saw a vast city, some parts in ruins and others intact. As with the previous dream, one of the moons began creeping closer but this time I wasn't so apt to stare at it's magnificence. I began to enclose myself in what appeared to be a blanket. My best guess is that dream logic dictated that if I can't see it or sense it, it can't hurt me. Naturally, no ill effects came from the event. So the obvious difference in this dream is the lack of curiosity and an emotion approaching fear.