so, as it turns out, being wounded enough so that you immediately black out after waking up, but not hurt enough to actually die, is a great way to get locked out of either your dream self or waking self. i... don’t know what anyone can... or, really, *should* do with this information, but uh. yeah. please don’t use that info for evil.
another note... don’t try to talk with skaia. don’t... don’t stick your head in there. just trust me. i know you’ve probably heard about there being infinite potential, and the whole future-telling clouds look enticing, but... really, please, just trust me. don’t mess with skaia. honestly, just ignore skaia. the clouds probably won’t tell you anything in a manner to change what you’ll do. just... ignore skaia. don’t look at the clouds. they won’t hurt you or anything, but it might tempt you to try something that’ll definitely backfire.
i mean, okay, you *can* enter skaia to get to the chessboard, and i don’t THINK going there really messes with anything, but... seriously, just don’t worry about it. if you go to the purple place when you sleep, and if this all seems really weird and like non-info, then... if you’re planning on doing quests for the dersites, if you end up at the yellow place, treat the giant blue cloud machine like you treat the spooky whispers. give them nothing to work with. don’t work with them. you’ll be fine.
just trust me. please.
wait. oh yeah, okay, i guess, another thought: hey prospit dreamers out there?? if you ever end up on derse/a purple moon, if you hear any whispers: ignore them. don’t look up, trust me, they can’t hurt you, just ignore them, you’ll be alright.