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Today's dream was somewhat memorable. Just a little. And it was quite amusing. Anyway, I don't remember why anymore, but it started with me and (I think) my sister riding on a train. There were news reports about some kind of rain that infects you with an incurable, deadly disease. People were covered in small black spots, but it didn't seem to last long. I don't remember how it happened, but somehow we ended up in the rain and didn't die. There was some guy nearby in a bathtub, standing in the rain, with black spots on his skin. I don't remember the exact location, but it was all outdoors, possibly on a semi-abandoned platform.
Then the dream abruptly changed, but it still seemed like a continuation of the previous one. We found ourselves in a strange place, somewhere between a station and a huge spaceship. It might have been some kind of game, but in the dream, it blended with reality. The inside of the station was like a fantasy world, where each floor or room was a location. The only exception was the main hub, where we were. There were normal sci-fi rooms and a few surviving people. I don't remember why people had died, if it was even mentioned. It was either this rain or some kind of cult. And there was a strange situation. As I said, it was like a game or reality. And at that moment, we were observing someone else playing. This person received a quest from one of the survivors, a blonde guy with spiky hair. We immediately decided that the quest was randomly generated because he was asked to retrieve something hidden in the ear of a corpse in the medical bay. But not the normal medical bay that was in the hub, but another one, "one floor up." So, someone went to complete the quest. Along the way, we also learned that there were other people living on the station, but not the original station staff. There were also some dryads, although they mostly looked like just girls with unusual physical characteristics, rather than natural creatures.
At the location, the guy sneaked into the medical bay but saw that the marker for the item pointed not to where the corpse was, but to a humanoid lizard. It turned out that you could even talk to the lizard, but the guy messed up and killed the lizard, took what he needed, and went to turn in the quest. And then I started playing, taking the same quest. I became curious about what you could talk about with the lizard. As I went down, I entered an abandoned house. Inside, it was decorated cozily, although it was about the size of a trailer. There was food in different places, and I, in the best RPG tradition, tried to pick it up. I think I decided that no one lived there. But then the owner of the house appeared, a shy girl with a black fringe covering the upper half of her face. For some reason, she was also a dryad, although she just looked like some kind of alternative girl. She scolded me for trying to take the food, even pointing out some that I hadn't noticed. I think I apologized and made excuses. Then I left the house and continued on with the quest. At the location with the capsules containing corpses, a giant (or something like that) was fighting a frost mage (as I later found out, a cultist), but I avoided them and headed towards the lizard. From him, I learned that the blonde guy was either a pirate or just a bandit, and they were working together. They deliberately sent this corpse to the station, and the corpse contained contraband (why it was hidden in the ear, no one explained). I talked to him, took either the item or 5000 in-game currency, and went to sort things out. Along the way, I somehow ended up back in the "dryad's" house, who, for some reason, invited me on a date. I set the condition that she would first let me remove the hair from her face and see what she looked like. It turned out she was quite cute, with beautiful blue eyes, and I agreed. And then I don't remember what happened, maybe I woke up. I only remember some scattered elements. For example, that frost magic is something very unusual. Initially, they thought it was one thing, but after learning about the cultist (actually, that's when I found out who the frost mage was), they got worried. But without details. Too bad, it was an interesting dream. I would have liked to see what happened next.