Gatemo Eir, The Dreamer

Pajama sets gave me a rather fun idea. And yes, I'm aware of the name and the roleplay history behind it. Makes this aaaaall the more entertaining. Huzzah, parallel worlds. = w= *naps*

Edit: Actually...nope. This is done-done. Enjoy

Name: Gatemo Eir
Age: Unknown and "apparant age" tends to vary
Gender: Male
Race: Human (or perhaps Elf?)
Hair color: White
Eye color: Vary between red and blue
Weapon of Choice: Pillow and "Power Pajamas"!
Likes: Sleeping, people watching
Dislikes: Work, being woken up /disturbed from thoughts
Personality: Aloof, lazy, absent-minded but with random bursts of creativity
Theme: Evanescence - Imaginary
Bio: Gatemo is your average, everyday...lazy-as-hell youth. He sleeps the day away, rarely works; and when he does, he's often seen napping on the job. It's a wonder he gets anything at all done. On the other side of that coin though, his long slumbers tend to result in reoccurring dreams, which he's been able to turn into the form of a rather popular fantasy series when conscious, inspired, and having a pen in hand.

In his world, despite his tendencies to sleep days away, he's been able to put this gift to use in the form of stories - tales of quirky characters and their experiences in a parallel world called "Erinn". The land has many similarities to his own. Geographical locations aren't that different, towns - while different in name - appear to be the same with similar building locations, the general races aren't exactly alike...the differences that make his stories so fascinating would be the lower technology level - with its struggles to advance while constantly fearing said advancements; its society - which seems to be absorbed in conflicts both inside and out, and the involvement of people known as "Milletians, who seem to come in a variety of forms and backgrounds and have a knack for making Erinn both better and worse with their meddling. All rather inspirational to muse and write about!

Gatemo doesn't really understand much about why these dreams happen. He goes to sleep, he ends up in an odd little place where there seems to be nothing, then next thing he knows, he's back in this world, or his own. It's strange, and he doesn't know why he keeps having these dreams; but he doesn't really bother to question it either. Why would he? It's an adventure each time he closes his eyes, even if he's not directly taking part in it. Honestly, he prefers not too. It tends to be much more interesting for him to observe from a distance than take part in anything excessively strenuous or terrifying. After all, that's how nightmares start, right?

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