Oh boy, I had an odd dream last night.
I was on a coach for pretty much the whole of it, at night. I was with a couple of friends, but due to it being quite busy they were sitting a couple of rows back on some front-facing seats, whilst I was further forward on some of those seats that face sideways. But anyway, we got to a stop (who knows where, the location was never hinted at in the whole dream) and some people got off, including those who were inbetween me and my friends, so we prepared to get closer to each other so we could chat. However, some people got on the bus and took those seats.
Those people were the Kalafina girls. They were also wearing the red Red Moon dresses despite no evidence of a live happening. Wakana and Hikaru sat on the front-facing seats between me and my friends, whilst Keiko ended up sitting next to me. For whatever reason, Keiko was really, really tired, and ended up falling asleep on my shoulder. At the time I was wearing a Kalafina shirt (as I do regularly) and Hikaru and Wakana noticed it and started to talk to me, I panicked a little since they started talking in Japanese which I couldn't understand, but eventually I worked out how to say I couldn't speak Japanese and Hikaru took over the conversation in English, relaying a few things back to Wakana. I don't even remember what the conversation was about, just that it went on for ages and I had a sleeping Keiko on me the whole way.
I do remember eventually getting off the coach and the girls got off at the same stop, Keiko eventually woke up and I was introduced to her by Hikaru and Wakana and she seemed really excited, as well as a little surprised by the coincidence that the random foreigner she'd fallen asleep on actually knew who she was. We had a little chat and then had to part our separate ways, giving them all goodbye hugs.
Then I woke up. I wonder where the dream would've gone from there? Probably somewhere a lot less interesting. Or a lot more interesting as my dreams tend to be really bizarre most of the time, this is actually very mundane for what my head usually brings into existence when I'm asleep.