Shadow the Hedgehog

"Agreed. I don't want to find out your secret crush on anyone. But given it has afflicted both Anna and Skye I won't be surprised if it does happen," joked Hope.

"Thought blocker? I don't know where to start. So let's just think nice normal thoughts when we go to bed. Good thing I'm not connected to Anna or she'd be projecting Crowley into my head."

"I suppose you're right."

"In theory it could work. I just hope you don't reveal anything embarassing."

"I'm sure you will soon enough. It's normal to not dream at certain times."

I never said she could in the first place. So I'll take the win as libel compensation.

She can't. Simple as.

A million years old? A slight exaggeration there. About 50 years alive with a permanent physical age of 18. It's still thoroughly impossible thankfully.

I weep for humanity.

I'm sure there's a logical explanation for this... wait no there isn't.

"Really? That's a shame, but unfortunately there's little we can do," said Hope.

"Yeah he tells me most things. And don't worry, you'll never be experiencing anything like that if our dreams overlap. I hope I get my candy land again."

"No that would not be pleasant. I suppose I could spend tomorrow building a new dream machine. I'm sure between us and a select few we could find some volunteers, though we should see what happens tonight first," thought Hope.

"I was more worried about tonight and the rest of the week. And I can probably get you some natural stuff, but I need my mind in tip top condition."

"It's fine. They're your friend's and relatives. You'll understand things far more than me. And yes I just realised that too. I hope it won't interfere with our sleep now you mention it, projecting dreams could keep one of us up all night!"

"That could be pretty interesting for you and there's no better opportunity."

"True. I wonder if there'll be any interesting conversation tonight."

"Hehe yeah. Still we should keep it up, we don't want weak jaws," joked Hope.

"Yeah it fits pretty well. And I kinda get what you mean."

"I like it. It's perfect," said Hope.

"I kinda like this one. Let's go for that," said Hope.

"Sure." Hope stepped through the door. "Do you have any suggestions?"

"You only live once so why not," thought Hope as she knocked on Melody's door.

"If you must insist, I'm on my way," rhought Hope as she got up and headed to Melody's room.

"It's fine, I'll be more comfortable in these. I've only been wearing them for about half an hour."