You're climbing the stairs of your apartment complex as you near your door the lights flicker. You find yourself back at the building's entrance. You climb

again. The lights flicker and you're back in the lobby.

You need my help.

This is a voice from darkness. Hello all this is Dr Malcolm Ryder, Parapsicologist Here tonight not to answer your questions regarding the supernatural,

paranormal, and otherworldly, but to continue a story we started recently regarding the Ravenswood

Raliquary. Now when I started telling this tale of a girl

inflicted with sleeping beauty sickness I thought it little more than an interesting curiosity.

At that time I had no idea the far-reaching consequences of what befell Natalie Edwards. I could explain more,

but perhaps it's better for you just to hear the story unfold for yourself.

And so, let's begin.

To remind you what happened in our last episode,

on June 4, 1926, the town of Ramway, South Carolina,

collectively fell asleep and shared the same dream.

This phenomenon repeated itself every night thereafter.

It became clear that 16-year-old Natalie Edwards was the cause.

Dr. Sidney Rogers from Ravenswood University paid a visit to the town and tried to convince

first Natalie's parents and then her that she had a disease known as Sleeping beauty sickness. But unfortunately in both cases he was

unpersuasive. However, Jim Halesstrom, owner and operator of the Circus of Wandering Dreams, who had his own

talent with dreams, that is, altering objects in dreams and pulling them into the waking world, convince

Natalie to run away with him and join his circus, so she might learn to become an even more powerful dreamer.

Meanwhile, Dr. Rogers was put in jail, as he was suspected of doing something to Natalie to cause her disappearance.

And we'll pick it up from there.

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