I was visiting a relative in another city and while sightseeing ended up in a church. First it looked more like a cafe with lots of people but then like a proper rather modern church but also a museum. There were lots of boards explaining paintings and statues like a proper tourist attraction. It appears I had already been there but went again. Yeah I do that while sightseeing.
Also there were some lolis

For whatever reason I was carrying a small wooden bell in my hands and this bell had a strong antigravity effect. Like so strong I had to push it down in front of me with both hands and it took effort. Just putting my arms in a bit more horizontal position threatened to push them upwards. If I let go the bell would probably shoot up and stick to the ceiling. How odd! It was extremely realistic though and I could feel the rather sharp lower rim of the bell almost cutting into the palm of my hand so I tried to position it sideways to avoid sharp edges. So yeah, that how I was awkwardly stumbling around in a tourist attraction church in another city. I just wanted to get back into my hotel room to examine this strange bell. I was reasonable enough to understand that antigravity doesn't exist but then again this tiny thing just wanted to go upwards. With great force. Just when I tried to leave I was stopped by some priest who was like [i]'Sir, we've been monitoring you, what do you have in your hands? And you've been here on Monday as well, right?'[/i]

He probably thought I was a terrorist or something. So what do? I had no intention to reveal my antigravity bell so to my best ability I tried to hide the strength I used to push it down and slowly opened my hands. The antigravity effect luckily weakened so I could even grip the bell at its sides and show it to the priest. I could get a good look at it for the first time, it was just a plain old wooden bell maybe 3-4 cm in diameter with a tiny wooden clapper. It didn't ring because wood. For a moment it almost escaped me and I thought it would be seen as a miracle or something if the bell flew away but it would likely cause significant damage on impact to the high ceiling above. And I wanted to keep it.

Said something like it's a childhood memory I keep with me when I pray and if he wanted to bless it. He was like uhh suuure and quickly went away thinking I was some religious weirdo but not dangerous. Mission successful!

Alice briefly appeared in mindvoice scolding me for always acting suspicious and demanding we get out and never come to this place again. However my conversation with the priest meant I couldn't leave immediately and had to pretend I was indeed praying which I tried to imitate with my hands folded downwards to keep the bell at bay.

So I walked around the church a bit more which I figured was even more suspicious. In the back there were lots if large high windows, it was more like a greenhouse and there were medium-sized trees growing in containers that appeared to have been donated by famous people. Lol, didn't read the signs, just wanted to gtfo. Finally made it to the street constantly pushing that little bell down. A thunderstorm was approaching with dark clouds, distant lightning and light rain and when the moisture penetrated my hands, the bell crumbled like wet paper. Nooo!

I took shelter in a bus station, there were no people around. The bell was now two scraps of brown paper like from a paper bag. The antigravity effect was almost gone but when I released one of the paper scraps it still floated upwards briefly adhering to the ceiling of the bus station before flying away in the wind like a helium balloon.

Got on a bus and at some stop exited with a lot of luggage but no shoes. The bus drove away and there I was barefoot in an unfamiliar surrounding. Glad I woke up.