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9

Other areas of the dream are less nebulously defined, but it is known there
is a distinct region associated with nightmares, centered on an extremely
dark forest.  Horrors of every type abound there, as well as stories of a
black past.  Legend even has that a dark god died in the depths of the
forest, but it seems no one has penetrated far enough into its depths to
say.  

(Written here in the margin in red ink is one word: "Serachel")

There are also many places that mirror our own waking world, but very few do
so exactly.  In my travels in the Dream, I stumbled upon a precise replica
of Var Bandor, entirely populated by clockwork men.  After exploring the
Dream analogue of the Dantaron, I returned, only to find the city completely
gone.  Months later, I found the city again, but its inhabitants were,
inexplicably, all large brown rats.  While I could find neither rhyme nor
reason in these changes, experienced dream walkers claim that most changes
in the Dream are in response to subtle metaphorical changes in the world at
large.  

I also spied many things in the Dream that were either not of the parts of
Avendar I had traveled to, or they were of other worlds entirely.  Several
times, I saw a silver city in the distance, but never reached it.  I passed
through at least three deserts, walked through an ocean, and was forced to
wend my way out of a maze constructed of frozen tears.