Night of the 58th of Fall 512 AV Gin was very aware that she was, in fact, in a dream. If the location had not given it away, her clothing surely did. It felt so wierd. She was in a shirt, low cut in both the front and in the back, with maybe three inches of sleeving covering her shoulders. Also, the shirt was quite short. Her mid-driff completely uncovered. The worst part of it for her, is that it was showcasing her scar, the gnarled skin, on her back. And it seemed to pulse with its freedom. She chuckled, it was not like she had not been in less. It was just abnormal. Plus, she was not wearing a skirt either. It was pants, but again, not really. They came to about mid calf, and were really flowy like skirts, with a relatively large band across her waist area. It was weird to her, have more freedom to move around like this. It was so weird, that she actually was not really having an easy time moving about. Where she was at, now that was another thing entirely. She was at a beach again. But this time, it was more rocky, if she were moving about she would have to climb over them to get anywhere. But for now she was taking a break enjoying the dream to it's fullest. She smiled and hummed as she sat in the sand, just in the reach of the ocean, letting it's cold waters tickle her feet. She giggled and looked around, this was not her dream, not really. But she was in it. Sooner or later she would find the owner of the dream, or they would find her, for now she would stay her and observe some things. She looked at the shell that she had picked up absent mindedly. It was a cute little pink one, with a reflective surface. She tilted her head and inspected the waves and layed it in front of her, grabbing more shells and rocks to make pictures with them in the sand. She layed back and looked at the blue sky after she got tired of playing with the shells. She watched the clouds crawl across the sky with a feigned intrest. Letting the suns warm ray's caress her skin, she continued to hum one of her songs and swayed her head back and forth. Letting the sound of the ocean fill her heart. |