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It starts off in a skyscraper type building, multiple changes on multiple floors. so for the sake of extra 2-3 seconds of typing, take the gaps as a sign of the shift in scene, although it will be very obvious.
description of the building: surprisingly,despite it being unknowingly in Minecraft, this is almost exactly what the setting was like. except real. There was also a more intricate, and very elegant criss-cross layer under a series of perfectly placed diamond shapes flowing all through the design. It was the only black building, only made of the metal support framework, the rest was different shades of black glass which encased the outside building which added to its beauty and special intricate design. but on the inside...well, here comes the icing on the cake. unfortunately, as beautiful and interesting how the inside is, I'm not sure I can detail it enough to fairly give you the full view of all the rooms and do justice to how pretty certain rooms are.
I'm in the black skyscraper, not sure what floor, but I know it was high enough to just cover up the view from the sidewalk below to the next building, even if you got really close to the glass. As dark as the windows seemed to be, you could see clear as day as if outside, but outside, it's like you were passing by a multitude of black mirrors. I was next to an office and began to wander around.
It's an aquatic room. huge tanks like you would see in an aquarium. The water inside the tanks the water would go from a light blue, down to a deep turquoise color, then, the deeper the water spot, the darker the water got. Sharks, angel fish, clown fish, all sorts of fishes more on the tropic side. the walls were a light tan color, other places more a sandstone color. All throughout the walls were brightly colored tiles made out in the shape of various fish and sea creatures. Reds, blues, pinks, yellows, browns. The amazing things about those particular bits were those parts were actually stained glass, not actual tile. Here and there in random points, you could see the actual fish behind a particular stained glass area, it was actually another mini tank, but you had to pay close attention to tell what was just for looks, and what was more of a 'hidden gem'. There was a single large window, placed just right, to where when the sun came in it would hit the stained glass just right it the room would illuminate itself even off the tiniest ray of light. Colors would dance all over the walls and the floors, yet there was never a heat flux in the room, it stayed nice and cool.
I'm in a giant black area with my husband. The whole entire room, even the walls, and ceilings were made of black marble, and there were also various pillars stationed around the corners. What made this room probably my favorite in the whole dream, was the pillars, up at the very top, gave off a light of either red, green, yellow, or blue depending on the corner. It gave off just enough light to see others, yet it was still soft enough to not disturb the beauty in this room. The black marble had gold thin veins running through them, and specs of glow in the dark paint that glowed in a manner to be offset by the shine of the gold in various spots to where it looked like you were walking on and surrounded by stars.
The last few top floors were just for outside appearances, what was really going on up there were races. Any car, being a beater, a sports car, a dune buggy, go-kart, a semi-truck, it would join the race that happened up there. I was in a blue car, just a typical normal stock everyday car. The track itself was twists and turns, as that of a maze, from start to finish, you could do whatever you needed to, to win first place. Some places, the terrain was either sand, dirt, concrete, or asphalt. Round and round, left here, sharp right there, slide sideways across the whole sand patch here, dirt and dust flew everywhere, a semi was trying to take me out, but my car was small enough to just barely sweep under it. In the end, I won the race barely, the last turn I kicked the car sideways and gunned it in reverse. The semi that was tailing me blew its engine as it also smashed into the wall narrowly missing me. I finished the race driving in reverse over the line. it was only big enough for one vehicle anyway.
The next room was more of a dance and theater room for children. The room was simple. The top half was a smooth wall, white, and the bottom half and trim were made of wooden slabs. There was big, empty area for the kids to gather, play games, dance their hearts out, and further off in the back was a stage. simple wooden one, with dark green curtains. From how they were all dressed, it seemed like they were having tryouts to see who was gonna be a huntsman and who was gonna be little red riding hood. The area they played and practiced in would easily be filled with chairs for parents. Cheers and laughter were almost all you could hear in the room. You could view it from the slight upper part that would serve almost as a balcony. It remained empty until there was a show of some sorts, and only a single bench remained in place along the back wall next to the two doors. On the bench sat an old, scruffy looking man. He was dressed almost like he would be the huntsman himself if he was a lot older lol. His hair was snow white, his green cape was tattered with age, his skin was tan and almost leathery. You could tell in real life, he was a very hard worker, and that at his age it was starting to show. I walked through the 2nd door, it would lead either to other floors and offices or if you knew your way around, the hall leading to the backstage area. I ventured down the hallway a bit to a room that was slightly out of the way to the backstage area. The walls were the same as the theater part, except the top half was painted a beige color, with an offset dark wood on the bottom. There were a couple red lounge chairs and an old red couch, in the center, a light brown wooden coffee table with glass in its center. There was a small window, and a very old wolf-looking dog was sitting on the couch. Almost as if it were depressed. I went and stroked his surprisingly soft fur. He looked at me for a moment then back out the window. Just then, a young gentleman in a white button up shirt and dirty looking brown pants came in the room. He was tall, slightly tan, dark brown soft eyes, short dark brown hair. 'come on old pup, it's time to go. I'll leave you with him for a moment. But you have to come ok?' i said softly to the dog and went back to sit with the old man. As I sat down he said 'I see you didn't have any luck either'. I looked at him and smiled, 'he's coming, he's a bit old and I left him with my best dog handler. Poor thing seems awfully sulky though' I frowned. 'yea, he got into it with a tree. left some nastl splinters in his nose.' he said sadly, 'I took him to the vet, they got out all the splinters, but he still seems like he's hurt despite the fact' he finished. I looked at the door to see one happy old dog bounding out the door. 'There you are boy! just in time, and look at you all happy!' i said. The old man sat up rather shocked. The gentlemen from earlier came trailing behind him smiling, 'quick old thing!' he exclaimed. Then he bent down close to my face smiling and held up a single hair-thin sliver of wood. 'it seems they missed a piece.' he said.
