If you ever find yourself slipping out of reality in the wrong place, you may end up in The Elsewhere. A place where everything looks familiar, but nothing feels right. Where empty neighborhoods stretch beyond the horizon, office buildings repeat their endless hallways, and familiar rooms contain details that were never there before. The farther you travel, the less recognizable everything becomes. Streets lead to streets that lead to streets, buildings stretch far beyond their expected dimensions, and environments repeat in ways that shouldn't be possible. There is no known boundary, no final destination, and no guarantee that you've been walking in a straight line. Everything is eerily quiet, almost as if the world itself has been abandoned. And if you ever notice something that wasn't there before, you might want to stop looking.
Sounds like the kind of dreams one can have
I like the idea of it. Maybe it’ll get famous
>>43148036How will you feel if in five years someone else makes a hundred million dollar movie off of this post?
>>43148036The Upside Down from Stranger Things?
