Dream Journal Ultimate
Date: 12/29/2017
By Rigour
So here’s a little bit of context before I get into the actual dream. I played with my spirit board a few months ago and did a few things wrong including not closing the chat. The thing told me it’s name “rigour” hence my user and why I started tracking my dreams. The first few days my light bulbs blew and my computer was glitching. A few nights I thought I saw something shift in the corner of my room. From then until now nothing else happened. _________Dream time ________ I’m sleeping in my room and can see myself in bed, the aquarium light is on creating a soft blue light that ripples across my carpeted floor and reaches my face. I’m peaceful. I look around the room and my eyes stop at my closet, in the door frame is a large dark figure with piercing bright amber eyes. It has kind of lamb horns protruding from its jaw and teeth smaller than a human with sharpened ends. It almost reminded me of piranha teeth. It looks like it has patchy fur but wears a tattered dark green cape like thing. I then wake up completely paralyzed. (I have had these episodes before but this one was terrifying given my stupidity with the board) I tried to move my hands and only managed small twitches, I tried to yell but only soft whines came from my throat. Rigour was standing in my closet and without walking it began slowly drifting to me. I tried to thrash again to no avail, I kept my eyes on it and it neared my bed. My breathing became quick and shallow, my heart raced and burned with the sheer terror. It leaned down into my face and I felt it’s cold breath near my ear, its jaws snapped and creaked open as it went to whisper in my ear. It said “you went the wrong way” then without warning it started screaming without moving from my ear. The worst thing was I recognized the screaming, it was my own. It was my own voice letting out a guttural scream of pain. Without warning I regained my right to my body and shot upwards grasping the sheets and trying to quietly catch my breath. I went to turn on my lamp so I could properly assure myself all was okay when my light blew. It shattered itself.