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J_U_S_T_A_D_R_E_A_M is the first episode of Eques Mechanica: Epoch of Peace.

Plot
I suddenly felt cold. Before me lay the vast array of the cosmos, something I'm not sure I could fully perceive. Suddenly, my vision leapt forward. Although I could tell I was closer, I still couldn't make out any details. Once again my vision jumped. And again. And again. And again. Now I was staring into a large... gap of nothingness. A void. All around it where the twinkling lights of various celestial bodies. Another jump. Now all I could see was the nothingness. I felt colder.In the dead center of the nothing, something caught my eye. At first I thought I was just seeing things, as when I looked long and hard into the nothing it was gone. But just seconds after, a white flash, tiny in my view, just the size of a breadcrumb, lit up. Then it happened again, but it expanded. It kept going and going, lighting up the entire pool of nothingness. It flickered, then shut off, as if someone hit the universes light switch. I felt movement, though, with an entire pool of nothing in my view, I couldn't tell. I felt the feeling again, and now something the size of a salt grain sat in the middle of my sights. A jump. I was closer. Another. And another. And another. It was... beyond description. Otherworldly, incomprehensible. The most I can say is that it was white. My ears started ringing, my heart pounding and head stinging. It started jumping quickly, about two in a second. It reached a point where my eyes couldn't take it. Then I saw it... that thing. For less then a second it opened it's freakish, horrible eyeball. Then I saw a light pounding across the stars, teeth, blood, corpses... I couldn't keep track. I saw rock, and a split sea. I saw... me. In a jolt, I launched forward out of my bed Sweat was beading from my forehead. I looked next to me to gauge the time, but to my right was another person, sleeping in my bed. Judging off of their hair, it was a girl. I felt a sense of... compassion to her. Confusedly I looked past her and towards my clock, but it was blank. A flash of light. Another. One more. My sight went white. Again, I awoke in a shock from my bed, launching forward, and looked to my right. I was back in my single bed, my alarm clock was on, the girl was gone. I looked out my window. A white light came hurdling from, the sky towards the earth. At long last, I finally awoke from that nightmare. I looked to my right, at my clock. It told me it was five in the morning. I looked out my window. No light. Looked at my bed. Back to normal, no girl. And as a final test, I moved my still sleeping muscles and got sat up. Cupping my face in a mixture of relief and terror, I lay back down, and soon dozed back to a much more pleasant sleep.