So... they were in a war setting. ._. You guys know right way this is going to end badly. And yes, it did.

There was only the six of them left, as the rest of their battallion had been wiped out by the enemy. I don't remember which order they died, but I do remember that Jinnie rushed into a building full of soldiers and killed as much as he could by raining bullets upon them, and then got killed there. ._. Then Eric was the only one left. I also remember them being in the middle of the sea in swan boats (the couple boats in dramas that you have to pedal. If you don't know what they are, then click the link) shooting at enemies senseless, for some weird freaking reason. Because dream logic.

At first he had internal turmoil- he had to avenge s (squadmates, here), but his survival instinct kicked in and just told him to surrender. The former won- he rained bullets upon the enemy like Jinnie did, expecting that he was going to be killed (still in swan boats). But miraculously, he was somehow overpowered without being injured, and he was then taken as a Prisoner of War...

...And made into the Conquering Royal Family's butler/overall servant. ._. Turns out, the daughter of that Royal Family had the eyes for Eric (dunno how this happened), who won't accept her advances since 1.)it was her people that killed s and 2.)he was still grieving. As if to make matters worse, the conquering power set up a museum exhibit showcasing their victory in the war.

The family who made him as their butler didn't know that he was a soldier (again, I don't know why). So since everyone was required to go to the exhibit and view whatever is in there, he was forced to go. He didn't want to enter; he lingered outside the door. But the daughter persuaded him, and there was a red carpet inside with lots of photographers. Then, he saw the first exhibit (it was a sculpture) and he just about ran out of the room.

It turns out, the very first sculpture he saw was that of him clinging to Jinnie's bullet-ridden body. Again, I don't know how they could have sculpted something so specific, but yeah. Obviously, it evoked painful memories, so he took one glance at it and ran to the bathroom to lock himself in there and compose himself. The daughter was trying to comfort him through the door, since she didn't know what was wrong, then finally gave up when Eric wouldn't answer her.

Then... I vaguely remember scenes where he took care of the daughter's parents in bed, and then him lamenting over his mom (for some reason), and then overlooking the window on a high balcony, where his masters called for him in the garden. And then the rest of the dream I don't remember, until I woke up. I don't even remember the last thing before I woke up.

I just... yeah. It's a cross between a normal dream and a nightmare. I don't even know what to feel right now.