I Can Dream of You Killing Me
Ongoing · Rosalind Claire
"I never want to have this kind of dream again!"
When Claire struggled to sober up from a hangover-induced headache, and her eyes fell on the cold body by the lake, those words practically squeezed out of her throat—the victim was her classmate Jade. What made her blood run cold even more was that every detail of Jade’s death scene perfectly matched the nightmare she’d had the night before.
Since that day, fear has wrapped around Claire’s life like a vine. Every time another murder occurs in the city, she is forced to "experience" the entire process of the crime in her late-night dreams: the killer’s breathing, the victim’s whimpers, the splattered blood... Every image is vivid enough to suffocate her.
As the nightmares pile up, Claire’s mental defenses gradually crumble. Alcohol, which she once used to numb her nerves, can no longer give her even a moment of peace. It isn’t until Detective Marcus appears—with his calm eyes and unbiased listening—that a glimmer of light eases the pain of being devoured by fear, if only a little.
However, as the dreams grow deeper and more realistic, an unsolvable fragment begins to repeat itself: hidden in the scene is a serial killer, who commits crimes according to a bizarre timeline. What’s even more terrifying is that—in a split second—the killer seems to pause suddenly, as if he can pierce through the barrier of the dream and sense that "someone is watching him."
Will Claire ever be able to break free from the entanglement of nightmares, no longer tormented by repeated visions of death? Can she use the clues from her dreams to help Marcus find this elusive serial killer? And in this dual battle against the nightmares and the killer, can she find her own redemption and take back control of her life once more? Let's go back to the 2000s and witness the gradual unraveling of mysteries.
When Claire struggled to sober up from a hangover-induced headache, and her eyes fell on the cold body by the lake, those words practically squeezed out of her throat—the victim was her classmate Jade. What made her blood run cold even more was that every detail of Jade’s death scene perfectly matched the nightmare she’d had the night before.
Since that day, fear has wrapped around Claire’s life like a vine. Every time another murder occurs in the city, she is forced to "experience" the entire process of the crime in her late-night dreams: the killer’s breathing, the victim’s whimpers, the splattered blood... Every image is vivid enough to suffocate her.
As the nightmares pile up, Claire’s mental defenses gradually crumble. Alcohol, which she once used to numb her nerves, can no longer give her even a moment of peace. It isn’t until Detective Marcus appears—with his calm eyes and unbiased listening—that a glimmer of light eases the pain of being devoured by fear, if only a little.
However, as the dreams grow deeper and more realistic, an unsolvable fragment begins to repeat itself: hidden in the scene is a serial killer, who commits crimes according to a bizarre timeline. What’s even more terrifying is that—in a split second—the killer seems to pause suddenly, as if he can pierce through the barrier of the dream and sense that "someone is watching him."
Will Claire ever be able to break free from the entanglement of nightmares, no longer tormented by repeated visions of death? Can she use the clues from her dreams to help Marcus find this elusive serial killer? And in this dual battle against the nightmares and the killer, can she find her own redemption and take back control of her life once more? Let's go back to the 2000s and witness the gradual unraveling of mysteries.
