Dâu Thích Ăn Dâu
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The Bloundless Dream
Fantasy Perhaps anyone in their life has ever "dreamed", no matter how big or small, whether short or long. At any age, we often have the desire to turn beautiful dreams into reality and leave bad things behind.
Dreams are a magical, mysterious thing that no one has been able to decode until now. Dreams are sometimes clear and detailed, sometimes vague and difficult to understand, sometimes strange, interesting..., filled with colorful nuances.
And of course, no matter what, we will always want to have beautiful dreams and wish they could come true.
But...
Think about it, what if one fine day you fell into an eternal dream loop? In that place you cannot know who you are, what kind of person you are, you are just a puppet controlled in the universe of dreams. Can't wake up forever.
An uncertain world - where the senses become useless. and only human imagination can adapt to it. A strange world, but convincing enough to make us not want to return to the real world.
There are trees there but we cannot see or smell them, nor can we feel them. And somehow, we still believe it's real. So strange and magical, right? Don't we often perceive real things with all our senses?
The answer is: We are in the "Dream World" - where we cannot perceive all surrounding entities with our senses.
Each of us has our own Dream World. When the real world doesn't let us do what we like, want, and desire. Or simply, when life is too harsh for us, we will go to the Dream World - where both dreams and nightmares exist in one world.
Here, we can do what we like, what we want - things that we cannot do in real life.
In "Dream World", we cannot perceive all the surrounding entities with our senses, and that is so strange and wonderful that we still believe it is real.
It's the same when I write. Whether it's essays or stories, it gives me a feeling of comfort, a feeling that in real life I'm limited in every aspect.
Here, whether it's a dream or a nightmare. Whether good or bad, it is what we desire in the real world.
Even though it's just an illusion, it still feels very real! You might like
The whispering Throne
Paborito Queen Oliver took her children—Jackson, Charlotte, and Ashley—along with Miss Freya, an old loyal servant, and fled for safety when the usurper Eleanor Flameheart killed her husband, the king. Unfortunately, Queen Oliver died a year later without being able to tell her ten-year-old son Jackson, the whereabouts of the family treasures.
Living in hiding for most of their lives,nineteen year old Jackson decides to reveal himself to Lord Valek, the lord of Winterfell, seeking help to find his mother's family treasure and reclaim his throne from the wicked usurper, Eleanor Flameheart who possesses eight dragons. Jackson keeps his siblings' existence a secret from Lord Valek, making a deal to share half of the immeasurable treasure in exchange for assistance in taking the throne.Miss Freya, the old loyal servant, succumbs to sickness, uttering her last word, "Red," to Charlotte before passing away. Wondering about the meaning of "Red," Charlotte and Ashley, during their pursuit of the treasures, hide in an underground passage from Lord Valek. Charlotte discovers a wall marked with "Red," leading to a vast land with boxes of gold.
As they discover the treasure, Charlotte vows to take revenge on Lord Valek Lord Valek makes deals and alliances but meets his demise when he is beheaded for attempting to defraud and break alliances with counterfeit gold.
The Silverthorne vampires return to town after ten years of banishment and betrayal by King Eleanor. Seeking revenge,they sire more vampires growing in numbers and strenghth.
Will Jackson be able to find the treasures? Which Treasure did Charlotte find.A counterfeit or the real one? Who betrays who? Are the Silverthorne Vampires able to defeat king Eleanor? Who finally ascends the throne?