Bombardment
It was straight out of Warcraft 2. I knew an assault was coming and I had to defend my territory. I began to have my few workers construct cannon towers at strategic locations whereby the enemy would be funneled into a narrow pass and thus maximize splash damage. There was a goldmine a ways in front of this area, but it was too risky to venture forth, as the enemy lay just beyond. Past the corridor where my few cannons were being erected, a raised area was commanded by JP and numerous troops. I had asked him to send me troops, particularly Aragorn, Legolas, and Gandalf, but he failed to deliver them or something went awry. I was exploring beyond the fortified area and tried to open a portal to JP's position, but it failed to materialize. Frustrated, I called him – or someone – but ended up having to backtrack to his position. My defenses were not prepared, though he had ample troops for what was to come.
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I awoke and upon returning to sleep had another dream in which I was frantically trying to avoid an assault: I was on the rooftop of a one story building, though it could hardly be called a roof. I could see into most of the rooms. A lion approached the house with its eye intent on me. I kept moving around to avoid his gaze, but he maintained his target. He tried to breach his way past the front door, which was slightly ajar, but I closed with my foot from up high. He made like he was going to jump, and seeing a large burning purple candle like those used for incense at my foot, I gave it a little kick and it landed squarely in the lion's face, causing his right eye to be impressed with such deformity that I pitied the creature and wished that I didn't have to resort to injuring it. I attributed it some some degree of innocence and ignorance of what I had previously perceived as its aim, though had I not acted I likely would have been done for.
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I awoke and upon returning to sleep had another dream in which I was frantically trying to avoid an assault: I was on the rooftop of a one story building, though it could hardly be called a roof. I could see into most of the rooms. A lion approached the house with its eye intent on me. I kept moving around to avoid his gaze, but he maintained his target. He tried to breach his way past the front door, which was slightly ajar, but I closed with my foot from up high. He made like he was going to jump, and seeing a large burning purple candle like those used for incense at my foot, I gave it a little kick and it landed squarely in the lion's face, causing his right eye to be impressed with such deformity that I pitied the creature and wished that I didn't have to resort to injuring it. I attributed it some some degree of innocence and ignorance of what I had previously perceived as its aim, though had I not acted I likely would have been done for.