[anonymous]

[dualistic]

An ally A friend and headed down last night, while we were sleeping. We had to get through a lot of obstacles, but in the end we made it to a large area with a number of doors. The two of us tried to get through one, but the doors wouldn't budge.

Anyone know how to get past? I know it's just a dream, but I want to see what happens next.

Comments

[childish block handwriting, posted later]

[ryuuzaki]

Do you have an easy way of getting back? I've heard that it's possible to travel in dreams if you focus.

[anonymous]

[dualistic]

Doesn't everyone get back the same way?

[same handwriting in perpetua]

[ryuuzaki]

I'm laughing. I meant when you want to return to the same place in your dream in the future.

[anonymous forever]

[dualistic]

Too bad I don't have the tool needed for that.

Re: [anonymous forever]

[ryuuzaki]

That's too bad. If your friend did, you could arrange to meet there.

[dualistic]

Neither of us have one. I just need to know how to get through the doors down there.

[arc-wrench.livejournal.com]

Answer: Two objects, examples of which I possess. And likely an arbitrary number of people, given how these things never seem to be very illogical.

[dualistic]

How many people?

[arc-wrench.livejournal.com]

Answer: Two is all that was needed before, but I do not know about the last one. It may require more, as a sample size of two other doors is not enough to determine statistical significance.

[dualistic]

We're just trying to get to the first one. Well, the one to the right. There's two of us, so why isn't it working? Unless you are supposed to break them down.

[arc-wrench.livejournal.com]

Correction: Ah yes, we did have a third. I had successfully managed to block him out from my memory.

Thank you for bringing back the unpleasant experiences.

[dualistic]

So three people, then.

And you're welcome.