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La Nouche's Dream Journal-Chp 11


• Front part not much to remember, but middle side remember quite a lot

• Found myself in my old tuition home meeting rather weird people who making a living journeying other places

• One person built an aircraft and was ready to take off

• He claimed to need to go somewhere high to take off, but everyone was worried he may not make it

• He then realized he didn’t have wings on aircraft and cancel the trip to build wings first

• Asks people to follow him to get some planks in the forests to make wings

• First want to get something from the back, namely the sewing room

• Talks about some ancient treasure and about people being cursed when take the treasure out of the burial spot

• Next thing I remember was finding myself in my grandma’s home at Taiwan

• Seem to have found something rather interesting and people seem to want to flock all over to see it

• Someone important came and said no one is to see the stuff until he and his crew are done seeing it

• Many cars waiting outside to see the things, me and my family help get ready the food to serve the people so that they can eat while watching

• Couldn’t really see what was so interesting about anyway

• Was watching TV talking about wonders of the world when soon found myself with a group of friends at that spot

• Find ourselves staring at a floating Buddha statue near a cliff

• Tempted to move the statue away and try standing on the part it was floating

• The statue seem to disappear to nowhere and find ourselves floating at the zero-gravity spot

• One of my friends clapped her hands and soon saw lights flicker in and out, then start exclaiming that our powers are back

• It was as if we used to have powers but somehow drained of it, then found a recharge point

• In the middle of our happiness, came across a fleet of warriors who turned out to be Ultraman team

• Greeted them and hitch a ride on the white Ultraman’s shoulder, who seem to be the most powerful of all Ultramen and calls himself Drazaman

• Go about a party and gloat over knowing a real-life superhero

• No one was impressed because not much people know about Ultraman

• Tried to explain to the heroes that people here are backwater country people and would rather watch really old cartoons than theirs, and there’s nothing to get riled up about

• Suddenly trouble afoot when villains disguised as TellyTubbies wreck havoc in the party

• Even the casts from the movie ‘CARS’ appeared out of nowhere and started crashing the party

• Tried to help, but somehow the Ultraman team got seriously wounded through the battle

• Decided to help, so tossed the unconscious Drazaman to a fellow member and helped clear the situation with our powers

• Finally saved the day, went back to the zero-gravity spot to recharge

• The Ultraman team came to thank us and gave a gift: a meter embedded onto our wrist to tell us if our powers are running out so that we didn’t have to go the spot everyday to recharge

• Even have a transform system where we can press a button and transform in warrior clothes to keep our secret identities
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