- Sleepy
- Ascend
- Acidic
- Sugar
- Retain
- Contract
- Outdated
- Comment
- Estimate
- Original
"Let me tell you something", Mr. Macmillan stated firmly "I am not allowing myself to fall into a sleep beyond my control, yet I allow myself to ascend above myself drifting apart from within my mind". Mr. Macmillan was more than your average ontologist that one might be familiar with, he was the original student of self and being. Mr. Macmillan was speaking at the vastness of an undefined white expanse with no knowledge of an entity that would listen to him. There was a light sound surrounding him that resembled a slight breeze that would rustle through the branches of a forest of pines serving as the only response to his statement. Mr. Macmillan believed that he was truly in control of his own faculties, however this would prove to be no more than another delusion of the place he had entered. It frustrated him that the only response to his comment was that of an unknown origin. He continued to assess his surroundings begging for something to prove itself to him, and a flavor made its way to his mouth ascorbic acid was the element he noticed, something of quite an acidic nature he believed. "When life gives you lemons, just add water and sugar is what I always say." Mr. Macmillan once again attempting to retain a sense of accompaniment. "I was never sleepy, I am much more an aware man than that, I am not incapable of recognizing what you are doing to me." A brilliant thought instantly struck him as if to knock him out of his previous dialogues, the realization was in what he had just said, by saying the word "you." The ability to recognize the boundaries of his current setting became very present. He was in a room, white noise was indeed what he was hearing, there was still no determinable source for the light that made this room so blatantly white, but he knew now that he was indeed in a room. Laying on what gravity determined to be the ground was a document that would later to be determined as a contract. The contract was outdated so far as he could estimate, including language that was barely intelligible.
-DR JUMP
