Round and Round Forever - Split Dreams - Part III - viktorzi
0Every night, as the moon cast its silvery glow upon the world, Adrian's other self soared through the starlit skies. This ethereal companion, an extension of his deepest desires, was not constrained by gravity or earthly limitations. Instead, it danced among constellations, painting streaks of light across the heavens.
At first, the nocturnal flights were exhilarating for Adrian. The skies became his canvas, and he reveled in the freedom of weightlessness. One fateful night, as he soared higher than ever before, he discovered another being—an identical version of himself, floating effortlessly amidst the celestial expanse.
The two Adrians forged an unlikely friendship in the boundless night sky. They exchanged stories, dreams, and laughter, creating an unbreakable bond that transcended the earthly realm. Together, they explored the cosmos, weaving through nebulae and chasing shooting stars.
However, as the days turned into nights, the skies began to unravel the fabric of Adrian's reality. The line between his earthly existence and celestial flights blurred. The joyous escapades with his airborne counterpart gave way to disorienting confusion.
Adrian's descent into madness began when he realized that his celestial friend was not just a manifestation of his dreams but a reflection of his deepest fears. The boundless freedom of the skies became a suffocating void, and the stars that once guided him transformed into mocking apparitions.
The celestial doppelgänger, once a companion, now mirrored Adrian's descent into his own mental labyrinth. The skies, once a canvas for shared dreams, turned into a maze of torment. The two Adrians spiraled downward, trapped in an eternal loop of ascent and descent, joy and madness.
As the townsfolk observed Adrian's increasingly erratic behavior, they became witnesses to a tragic spectacle. Adrian, torn between the realms of reality and delusion, could no longer distinguish the friend from the foe. The skies, once a sanctuary, became a prison, and the endless descent into madness left him trapped in a perpetual cycle of confusion.
In the end, Adrian's story became a cautionary tale—a reminder that even the most enchanting dreams can give way to nightmares. As the town whispered about the man who flew too close to the stars, the once-boundless skies stood as a testament to the fragility of the human mind, forever echoing with the haunting cries of a man lost between the realms of reality and illusion.