Spend time in the wonderful surreal world that is Lucid Dream.

The mind is such an amazing thing, isn't it?

Why, without it you wouldn't be able to read this would you? With it you notice that there should n'ot be an apostrophe in the word 'not.' Without it… you wouldn't be alive, would you?

Play through as a psychiatrist. You are given cases from easiest to hardiest. Do your best to crack through the minds of your patients, in hopes of letting their minds free of their burdens.

Level 1- John Smith

Have you read the books?

Like I said, it isn't finished. First draft material, as is what's above. I'm spacing out the plot, adding in my own ideas, and developing my characters. I haven't seen that in many story games here, have you?

It isn't quite finished, but read this.

You nervously tread down the worn clay path to the fabled moonstone, the air as cold and crisp as leaf bare, yet outside the air was warm and filled with the scents of grass and prey. You could just scarcely see the outline of Heatherbelly's tan-and-white pelt a tail-length ahead of you. The thick darkness made your fur stand on end, and you were sure the whole patrol could scent your fear. Taking in the air, you could detect not only yours, but Moonpaw's and Juniperpaw's as well along with an even more surprising one, Heatherbelly! Your mentor feared the sacred stone as well? Or was it the closing stone walls and the clay under paw that felt as if it was sucking at your pads, waiting to take you into it's depths, becoming the soil of future generations of clan cats?

No! You try to dismiss such thoughts, and rein in your fears. You were safe.

Abruptly, each one of your fears came flying back with vengeance as a harsh light could be seen ahead. Pressing back your ears you squeeze through to the cave. A beautiful glittering stone could be seen in the darkness, 

Does this seem in place for the common WC shit?

Did you even read through what I said? I meant I wasn't sticking to the formula, but branching out with my own ideas and prophecy to keep it interesting. What I am going to do was what Rosetail had suggested. A full experience of being a warrior apprentice. The first gathering, seeing twolegs and fighting more than one opponent and earning your warrior name. Choices will not only determine how the story will turn out, but what your warrior name will be. Did you even read it through all the way?

That... is actually what I'm planning. Explanations of gatherings, twoleg sightings, and more fights than a badger attack. (No badger though.) I even have a prophecy that will be delivered in the first moonstone dream. 

It'll end with the warrior ceremony, though.

I get that, but I also can't pass up the chance for a joke.

I must've missed the part where a cat turned Invisible. 

Thank you for putting words to it!

I know they're for kids, but that's no excuse. Pokemon games are for kids but they are quality. Cartoons are mostly for kids, but some shows have quite the adult fanbase. (Ex. Gravity Falls.) Some books are for kids but adults enjoy them. (Ex. Warriors or Cirque du Freak.) Same with movies and many other things, just because it's for kids doesn't mean that quality isn't necessary

This is coming from someone who despises children.. 

Close. Insane is Dovewing's power.

That's the one.

It is my favorite. Probably because the original game was my first game. I'd recommend A New Beginning or Story of Seasons any day, but I can't begin to describe the shame for TLV, TOTT, IOH, or any spin off I feel. It's a bad mark on the developers.