Hero Mice

Dreamed on 2013.08.19.1010-DREAM

Some kind of adventure where several of us mice must save some other creature from a human dungeon (up in a tower). We "save" the creature (maybe a dog?) easily enough, but have trouble escaping when the tower is surrounded. Then we find a way to leave without going all the way down to the ground level. Yay!

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