Everyone has their own value. Connections, personality, how they speak, dogs—or maybe cats?—and other things. But there is one thing that all humans, no, all creatures possess. That is dreams. One of the mysteries that confounds even the smartest humans in the world, and ironically, it becomes an important thing that connects us all.
Scholars usually ask questions about dreams like: "Are dreams a reflection of ourselves?" or "Are dreams something we should take seriously?" And frankly, they are wrong. Not wrong in the sense that dreams wouldn't be as they ask, no, but wrong in the questions they ask. What they should be asking is: "Is the nature of dreams divine?"
Because, my friend, the answer is yes. Dreams will become the answer for all creatures, if they ask correctly and uncover the true potential of dreams. Dreams have existed before humans named stars, shaping every thought without notice. Some call it God, some the eternal design; dreams answer only to it. Tonight, a single human will unknowingly cross into the hidden truth of dreams—and this is their story.