Smoke Goblins

Goblins exist in the parallel plane as humans. They only see us as wisps of smoke if they smell us. A physicist stumbled on their existence when he'd sought his coworkers to help verify his work. As the global team of researchers looked into the math calculations, they disappeared, one by one.

A colleague working in the same lab had taken a look at his research out of curiosity during lunch. The physicist returning to the lab made a horrifying discovery, as he witnessed his friend being pulled into nothingness, disappearing as nothing more than wisps of smoke.

The goblins live in a dimension with nothing but whiteness. Under the right conditions, the goblins were able to sense humans, and would try and grab at the strands of smoke. If caught, the human would be pulled into their dimension, and eaten.

The researcher hid nearby, as the hand mirror his colleague dropped fell into pieces. He noticed movement in the reflection of one shard and concentrated hard on it. It had green skin and grotesque teeth. And it was attacking his friend who was now also in the same scene.

Hello vivid #dreams, my old friend.

Defensive driving during terrorist attack

My wife and I were out near a hawker centre. It was daytime and sunny. We were returning to our SUV near the beach. As we were reaching the carpark exit, we encountered a police blockade. Not thinking much of it, I reversed to find a different route. That was when we encountered some men carrying rifles. We were under attack. As they fired at us, I kept trying to avoid getting shot at. We were unarmed. I'd told my wife to stay down several times. As I swerved wildly, the police had just showed up and we were caught in the middle of a fire fight. I might have been shot a few times through the windscreen. The scene changed a few times to the exterior shot of the vehicle as it navigated the now battle zone. Through the defensive driving, I'd managed to hit a number of the gunmen with the vehicle body. It crashed into some debris, as I got propelled through the windscreen from the impact. I'd flew forward a few meters, now face down and motionless. My wife was calling out to me as she was pinned in the vehicle.

Wow it's been so long since I had a dream and now this amazing action sequence. I'll bet it's from watching Memories of the Alhambra on Netflix.