Does it involve pokemon? Is yes, than no. If no, then ya.
The earliest things I can remember were these huge, modern towers. I think there were two or three. They had been fragmented in the sense that some of them had broken off and were floating in the air.
If I can remember correctly, there were "bad guys" causing them to break off, and the government was using 'similar technology' to keep them floating in the air.
Some of them were floating in the air sideways.
I was thinking about how long it'd take to run from one end to the other, or even to skate.
I remember being on one of them and doing that.
Much later was a scene with me and a party of four, two of them were guys, one of them being me, the other two were girls. There was this sort of circular obstruction with a vertical semicircle standing up on it, dividing it. It was sort of decorated as if it was some sort of orange-flavored pastry, like something you'd see in LittleBigPlanet 2's Victoria's Laboratory chapter. Anyway, whatever we did, had we gone around it, turned it, or caused it, it ended with it catching on fire along with some of the "bad guys" on it, who were reduced to charcoal.
I have a feeling the "bad guys" were based on LittleBigPlanet 2's "meanie sackbots", perhaps crossed with terrorists.
No, I'm sorry, I have no idea either.
Anyway, later on I was in this situation where one girl, presumably one from my party, was accusing me of rejecting water and dancing/swimming, those somehow being synonymous.
Anyway, she strapped me to a chair and started pushing me towards the edge of a fallen building to a completely flooded, bottom. It was raining, and it was in the city I think, and it was like something out of Inception mixed with a real city, except building tops lying all over the place.
Anyway, I was pushed in while I rejected the accusations. I started swimming and admiring the water, explaining that what she had said was not true. I followed a sort of Aztec based design of a geometric indent in a wall that carried alongside it. It had grates, and there was water flowing through it. It was sort of a water-propelled limestone, Aztec conveyor belt, where I found out that a book was being transported across. It was still raining, and there was water everywhere. The whole scene was frankly rather amazing. Anyway, I followed the book through the low-wall open channel that was sort of almost an aqueduct, perhaps, but I may be mistaking the term for something else. Anyway, the book was somehow related to Stephen Hawking. My grandparents got in its way at one point, but then let me have the book, sort of surprising me.
I woke up at that point, I think.
Thinking about that, I guess that was sort of interestingly relevant to a subject from reality. My grandparents are rather conservative but they didn't seem to have a problem when I asked for Stephen Hawking's "The Grand Design" during a Christmas gift exchange, my grandfather even noting that Stephen Hawking's work was amazing, and very provocative in a good way.
This was pretty significant for me, as I hadn't remembered a dream that well for a long time. I don't sleep well... a few of my past nights had me sleeping 2-4 hours. I've even adapted to it, not being intrinsically sleepwalking upon waking up. I am not good at managing time.
Wow, that turned out to be really long.
I wonder if anyone is going to read that.
