Thank You for Hypnotizing Me

As the rock music in my ears grew clearer, I felt my head growing heavier in my sleep.

Suddenly, I realized this wasn’t music I liked.

And it shouldn’t have been so clear in a dream.

A flicker of fear made me think of sleep paralysis,

the demon that traps people in dreams and never lets them wake.

I tried to open my eyes, but couldn’t.

My eyelids parted, but the pain of the bright light was so intense I wished I could stay asleep.

Fear made me dread the thought of seeing no light at all, of perhaps spending the rest of my life trapped in a dream.

I reached out, trying to shield my eyes from the blinding light, but I couldn’t move.

I tried to change my sleeping position, only to discover that my body and soul weren’t aligned.

I wanted to call for help, but I knew full well that there was no one else here.

Still, I made a sound, and could barely hear how weak it was.

Struggling in the dream left me utterly exhausted, and I wanted to relax for a moment.

Just when I’d finally managed to resist, I was back where I started.

Once again, I had to wage a tug-of-war with the nightmare in my sleep.

When I was completely drained, drenched in sweat, and had opened my eyes, though my body and soul still hadn’t quite adjusted,

I scrambled out of bed and crouched down on the cold floor.

I let the cold seep into my body and jolt my soul.

I had escaped the nightmare.

Hehe, the Yaoyan story is finally finished, and I can’t wait to start digging another hole.

Yaoyan is very hardworking, so please show your support!

Mingxing Zhi Yaoyan: Yaoyan Goes to School is complete.

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