Beneath the Dreamline
I don’t remember how I got there—just that I was walking with purpose, like something was calling me forward. The hallway was dim, walls draped in a strange, shifting light, like moonlight underwater. Everything felt heavy, like the air had turned to syrup. I wasn’t afraid—just determined. That’s when I saw it. A faint glow in the wall ahead, like a doorway without a frame. It shimmered as if it should open, as if something beyond it wanted me to come through. I didn’t hesitate. I stepped forward. But instead of passing through, my cheek slammed into solid stone. The pain was sharp, real. My face scraped against the cold surface, and for a moment, I was stunned—confused. Why couldn’t I get through? I knew I had been through that wall before. In another dream? Another life? I pressed my palm to the spot. It felt alive, like something was pulsing just beneath the surface—like a heartbeat. And then it responded. The stone rippled beneath my fingers. A whisper...