Lying Low

10:49 AM, Sunday. Damn it. I forgot what I dreamt of a while ago. It was a bad dream, but not as horrid as a howling nightmare. I woke up to the whining of losing kids next door. They were like “Argh…! No more!” then they would eventually rap the wooden wall dividing our rooms. “Hurry up and leave this place already. I can’t even sleep in peace.” I murmured to myself.

11:02 AM, Sunday. I finally remembered the dream now! I was inside an enemy airship, with a bag of parachute mounted on my back, and a Colt .45 in my left pocket. I was a spy and an assassin at the same time. I was supposed to hunt the commander of the enemy airship. Don’t ask how I infiltrated the airship without the enemy noticing at all. Like I told you, I was an assassin; a perfect one, or so I was told. If I remember correctly, I was with a comrade, but we got separated in the confusion. After a while, the commander told his subordinates that they have arrived at their destination; the subordinates must jump from the airship, and descend with their parachutes. Of course, I was part of it too. The problem was, I didn’t know how to use the parachute. So, I guess I wasn’t really a perfect assassin. Without hesitation, I asked the officers inside the ship. I couldn’t remember what they told me, though. Then, slowly, the world around me disappeared, ending my dream.

11:37 AM, Sunday. I’m still waiting for Aunt to bring me food. Sigh. Anyway, today is the day my Vista OS will be replaced by Win7Ulti OS. I can’t wait, although, the chances of success are only at 30%. You really can’t deny the “sudden power outrage” factor. Well, I just hope that Lady Luck will smile upon me today. Wait, I almost forgot. I revised the second chapter of my story, Scarlet. And I seriously think that this is much better, or should I say, much more realistic, than the previous version. Well, I think the starry sky from last night provided me ideas. I even came up with Rin’s line, “Do you know? The stars represent people’s achieved dreams. They are hanging in the immense, night sky, gleaming intermittently like medals of victory embellished in every corners of a champion’s room. If you have accomplished something in your life, take a good look at the night sky. I’m sure you’ll find your own star, twinkling ever so brightly in that vast expanse!”