Dreams themselves are magical, and Lucid Dreams even more so.
In his previous life, David often experienced poor sleep. He would always wake up once between 2 and 4 a.m. Then, he would drift back to sleep in a drowsy state, easily entering the dream phase of his penultimate or last sleep cycle. This enabled him to remember snippets of his dreams upon waking.
As the details of remembered dreams accumulated, along with an increased frequency of dreaming, a situation often arose:
Eh, it feels like I've had this dream before.
Hold on, so I'm dreaming right now?
Congratulations, you've entered a Lucid Dream.
A Lucid Dream is often a nightmare from which children cannot escape, yet it is the ultimate experience adults yearn for.
Because in a Lucid Dream, you are the master of the dreamscape—able to fly, to phase through the earth, to transform into an immortal swordsman, and do anything.
