A Dream Come True, Or A Nightmare?

     Not long ago, a tragedy happened, I wasn't so sure about going in the first place, considering that I was only home alone at the time. But Nosark one day left, and never returned. He told me about how he was going to a NASA launch, and I was sure that he'd come back at, oh, I don't know, around sometime tomorrow,  but the next day, hell, even the next week he didn't return. I wasn't getting too worried, I just thought that maybe he forgot about calling me, or maybe he was just lazy.  I jumped on my laptop, opened up Skype, but sadly, just as I thought, he wasn't on. In fact, he wasn't in my contacts!

     I opened up my closet and pulled out a light, grey, jacket. It felt soft on the inside, so I slipped it on, considering it was the beginning of the year, and the cold breeze began closing on the suburbs. I went out the door and ran over to Nosark's house. I knocked on the door, and  placed my feet on the doormat. The doormat fell and I found myself on the ground, feeling the breeze grow stronger. I looked up, and noticed a clod of darkness sucking me in faster, and faster. I screamed as loud as I could but it was too late, I was already only a few inches away from being sucked into darkness. I closed my eyes tightly, and allowed the black hole to suck my entire body in. And guess what?

My old life was now over. My new life has just begun.

I was asleep when it all happened, but I woke up with a loud thud and got right to my feet. I looked around, and saw, well, Nosark walking with an odd group of animals, The Mane Six of... My Little Pony? But my body was aching, so I wasn't really wanting to get up and run over to Nosark like some drunk dipshit. Instead, I lay on the ground trying to figure out piece by piece of what just happened. I went to Nosark's house... and then I ended up here... but what led me here?  I soon brushed some dirt off my jacket, and tried getting everything out of my clean brown hair. At least it was clean at that point. I got up, hearing my back pop, loud enough to wake the dead.