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La Nouche's Dream Journal-Chp 63


· I remember being in some sort of class going together with someone else

· We were chit-chatting and stuff, talking about the careers that I like and pursue

· The teacher was saying something like if I know what I like, that is the career path I should choose

· Then he asks me if I watched anime and wanted to test my skills or something by making me draw a short story in one page

· I managed to do it somehow, dunno how, and he didn't seem like he was bothering to look, occupied with something else

· Somehow I found myself walking with my mom after some sort of thing from some kind of airport and I wanted to get my stuff that were mostly comic books

· I put it in the car and wanted to go back to get the rest but she seemed like she wanted to leave so I had to leave them behind while I got into the backseat because I was afraid she would take the chance to throw my books away

· Then she started scolding me about reading comic books at this age and that I should stop being so childish

· Then we started an argument in which I screamed at her saying that these books are bought with my own money I earned in Brunei and I had the right to buy whatever I like

· Then she started saying something like if I want to separate costs so much then better yet if I just get Joe to pay for my release to wed, seeming as if this is a timeline where I was still with my mom and Joe is still secretly dating me or something

· This time I said "Fine, I will. We'll see about that" and looked away

· She could sense that I'm upset and wanted to drive back to the airport to get my remaining books

· We passed by the front and saw some sort of welcoming party at the arrival with people cosplaying like from my Brunei DevArt Meet

· Then we realize the stuff that I left behind was at the back of the airport so we took some sort of short cut to get there

· Then it seemed like the short cut led us to a bridge that was going to close up, but my mom drove to the edge and forced the bridge to drop down so that we can drive down

· I got off and tried to look for the way to get to the back of the airport but somehow found myself in some sort of lighthouse or whatever

· I entered it and went downwards but the doors were all locked and I couldn't get out

· Then I remembered that this wasn't the way to the back of the airport and climbed back up, in which I saw my mom getting out of the car trying to find out why was I taking so long

· I suddenly had the urge to run, to escape from her, and so I did

· I soon found myself running, jumping and climbing ledges like I was in Uncharted 2 or Prince of Persia or Assassin's Creed or something as I leapt from place to place, trying to get away from her

· She was chasing behind me fast and I soon found myself somehow in the water village, and I was running on water or something

· There was a close call and I was almost bitten by a crocodile, and while I tried to beat it away with a pole, my mom caught up with me, soaking wet, obviously swimming trying to chase me

· Then out of impulse and shock to the water village people, I used the pole to perform long jumps over rooftops and throwing it away so that my mom won't get the chance to catch up

· But dunno why she still manages to be right behind me

· I found myself within the market place of the water village and I thought I saw Rukia from Bleach there with her wares

· I ran past her, hoping that she would help me do something to stop my mom but she didn't

· My mom caught up with me and I yelled at her not to touch me as I went forward to Renji who was relaxing on a tree, only dunno why I called him Byakuya instead of Renji and he didn't seem to mind

· He saw my mom and was going to call her something when I woke up
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