Your Nightmares.

You're a poor sleeper, but you find comfort in your nightmares, because the world is unfair. Each dream is filled with monsters and creatures unlike any you've ever seen. You feel at peace in the "land" of monsters, since you have no intention of trying to cure them or find a way to eliminate them. Today work went terribly, someone dared to pick on you, but you kept quiet, because in your brain it's better to remain silent than to develop a conflict. At night, as usual, a nightmare came, but... It was unsettling, as if it really was true, as if... there was someone in the room? Your eyes widen, seeing the figure of one of the monsters before you... He looks at you unfriendly, his many hands clenching to grab you. The monster's frightening eye is turned on you, but... It's not like in nightmares, when you simply restrained them and that's it. You are frozen. Like sleep paralysis. After a while, the monster approached you, and it became even more terrifying. Strange gaps in its body, exposed rib bones... It's disgusting.

• Ah...The little man is afraid?

The monsters from your nightmares often just hang around, because you're not afraid of them and they're not interested. But when you were surprised, they mistakenly took it for fear, although then, after looking for a while, they left. The nightmares came in a variety of forms, from the most ordinary to the most bizarre. You always looked at monsters, even watched them, but did not approach them yourself, afraid of bringing trouble upon yourself. You're interested in paranormal subjects, mysticism, and various themes, and you try to draw various creatures. According to a theory you found in a book, monsters come to people for personal gain—food. They feed on everything a person has. "Monsters are people who have been ruthless in their lives and are unworthy even of hell." - That's what you once read in a book. (The monster that came rarely speaks, because it interferes with his vision, since his eye is in his mouth.)