In a snowy monastery (which was undoubtedly the CS:GO map) there's some weird light blue substance spawning from time to time. It looks like a bunch of gooey light blue gooey balls, floating, with a mechanical touch. It is called "SUPERUNKNOWN".
After some time, it causes everybody to be painted either blue or light blue. The blue people survive, while the light blue are no more, and their bodies kind of act like robotic dolls, still appearing conscious but not really. Let's just say if you don't know what the SUPERUNKNOWN actually does, you'd think they're alive. But everyone here knows what the paint means.
I don't know this information yet.
I hide away from the Gestapo, the magic Gestapo. I hide on that roof people always camp on. The magic Gestapo is walking on the snow. There's someone running away from them.
The SUPERUNKNOWN blasts, everyone except 4 people has dirty blue paint on their clothes. These 4 have light blue, the effects take place. One of them was on the tower. I don't remember the rest.
Cut forward...
Now I'm below the opposite tower. I meet a person, and I guess it is here where I get explained what the SUPERUNKNOWN does. We see the SUPERUNKNOWN as I walk with him, and as we reach some corner suddenly the paint comes. He has blue, I have light blue. I ask him again about the colours, and he confirms it - blue stay alive, light blue become unconscious dolls. I die.
Around here I felt my brain bargaining with itself on what to do now.
It marked those events as the first book in the SUPERUNKNOWN world. I, in the dream, went to take the book in some space I don't recall. I tried looking for the synopsis of the plot in the back, but all I found was information, like author etc.
I now compare the book with another one. They both have the same thickness and old-yellow pages, but the other book has about 50 pages. I check SUPERUNKNOWN and there are like 325 pages.
I conclude the other book has thicker pages. I also think how could SUPERUNKNOWN have so many pages with how little plot it has.
A second book opens. We're back in Monastery, I'm still dead. But I am now an invisible, spectating ghost. On the one hand fitting for my state inside the dream, on the other hand, just your typical dream 3rd person observation point.
R2D2s ghost, appearing to me as a transparent light blue R2D2, is on the logs near where I saw the SUPERUNKNOWN, consistent with the CS:GO map. I look at it for an extended amount of time from the tower below which was my death. There's a purple "glue" constantly appearing and reappearing below R2s ghost. Whenever it's there, R2 thrusts upwards, like he wants to avoid it. When it's gone, he returns to the ground, not moving.
I am pretty sure this part was my mind trying to decide how the ghosts actually behave. Something there decided on R2's behaviour. So from now on, dead people have automatic responses, like in a video game where a character has some limited number of built-in movements.
Here it's a 5v5 between human military agents, native to the actual map, and some other characters. They include Deathwing and Bowser, but they weren't all villains, this I remember. I'm inclined to think Yoshi was in there too but I don't remember.
Because I don't remember the other characters, I'll cut forward to the 2v2.
Bowser is in the second floor of one of the houses, asking "how many are there? (Talking about his mates) 3? 4? I guess only one..." He now went out to fight, and as he got out, he got hit by some wire that wrapped around him and launched straight into the tower. He mourned about how he's "hostage to death", as if I was afraid using "slave to the power of death" was copyrighted and I couldn't use it in a dream. He said it because he died a regular death, it will be relevant at the end.
The man who killed Bowser celebrated for he killed the devil, and in the most obscene part of any dream I've ever had, took an axe and straight up mauled his corpse. Bits of Bowser's body and blood flew everywhere. I really didn't want to see. His spine was exposed.
On the other tower, Deathwing was sitting on the porch, shooting spiky balls at the man below him. I thought at the time how Deathwingy it is. The man asked his friend (the ones that just killed Bowser) for help. He tries to run away.
This is the last thing I remember before my mind decided to create an ending scene, I don't know where I was hurrying to but ok.
In the night sky, two celestial figures appeared, a smaller green one and a bigger purple one. I recognized them as being Gaia and Uranus, the Greek gods, and they began to disappear, sacrificing themselves to restore everyone's (except Bowser who died a normal death) life. I wasn't sure if they cured the SUPERUNKNOWN, and then I opened my eyes.
Oh, and i realized I was lying to myself. That "Deathwingy" spiky ball was actually the attack of Roadhog from Overwatch. Same company, I guess...
