Somnolence: Faerie Flights and Familial Fights

The Dream World is confirmed to be real, and just as everything must be capitalized in this world, so are dreams. The Dream-A-Thon is a game where contestants must play, fight, adventure, and win for fame, fortune, and views. All developed in tandem with a group behind the makers of Dreamivision, a media company that developed the technology to record and upload dreams onto the internet for entertainment purposes. Enter Elias Iskandar, who quits his job to sign up for the Dream-A-Thon to earn money for his family. No one is more enthused by the Dream World’s actualization than Elias. Since he was five years old, he has been excited to explore the world of dreams, and has explored almost all the realms. Now, as a 28 year old adult, his fascinations for dreams has never died and has accepted as the first working class person to become a Dream-A-Thon Dreamer. But even with the programs of earning money in place, why is it that only upper middle class, upper class, and noble people have been the epicenter of the Dream-A-Thon? Why aren’t more people dreaming? And will Elias fit in amongst the other Dreamers?