I was at my old school and I had two large pieces of luggage with me. I had missed the bus so my only choice now was to bike to the airport. “What’s the best way to the airport?” I asked.

I was playing Pokemon and there was a part of the game where you had to sink to and explore the bottom of the ocean floor. I’m not sure what we were looking for but there was a very intricate underwater tunnel system involved.

The open cafe was rather empty and one of the customers had an IRC open on their laptop. There was a text-to-speech program that read out all of the messages that were being sent over the channel. They then later opened a YouTube video for which the music resembled that of Smooth Criminal.

I said that chickens were the cutest because you always got them on the way to something else. Someone didn’t agree.

It was like everyone was on the run from who knows what. We met someone similar to us except for some reason we started running at them which made them panic and turn the other way. I’m not sure why we were chasing them but we did. As we ran through the underground tunnel, they kept pinging signals on their device to find the right way out. When we got to the door, they tried to close us in but we got through in time.

There was a huge mass of people milling about and I followed their general direction until I got to a flat expanse of cobbled floor. They were in the progress of demolishing the entire city. I asked what was going on and someone said that our city couldn’t be invaded if there was no city in the first place. Apparently they were inspired by an old folk tale. I assumed it was some kind of international conflict because they also mentioned that the Japanese were the only ones willing to provide refuge.

A physics exam was to begin in half an hour. The hallway was very bright and someone was sitting across from an open door.

There was a school-wide assembly and to conclude it, they posed three questions to the student body. The first people to return to the stage with the answers received prizes. One of the three questions asked for the number of teachers that were in the most populated department. Everyone was running through different hallways and buildings, trying to find the answer on the walls. In my head I thought that it might be either the Chinese or French departments.

A friend had become governor of a state and during his short time in office had made chocolate the state food. Everyone was watching a show on TV about a Japanese tourist in England. Apparently this was an yearly event. I looked at the program for the night and cut it in half after folding it.

We were watching a video about a voice actor for a video game whose career started out by posting music videos onto YouTube.