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Light World 3: The Witches of Olde

Chapter 7:

Annie's POV

"This place was the filthiest city in my time. SinCity." Jim said as we walked by the L.A. Library.

I looked up at it and then back to Jim.

"What about Las Vegas?" I asked.

"Las Vegas? That place fell under in 2133. No one goes there…or went there anymore in my time." he said.

"That's weird, it was THE place to go in 2012." I smiled.

"I guess things do change." He said.

I walked with him and thought about how familiar he looked. I'd known him for nearly a month, but now I realized there was something else. He looked a little like Danielle and me. But that wasn't possible. Danielle's kids died in the plague. I walked with him deeper into the city. Tall looming skyscrapers threw shadows on the street and it made me feel nervous. The church was just a block away now and we could get to the island. I looked over and saw flying cars pass by overhead. The renovated parts of Los Angeles were surrounding the main part of Los Angeles. They lived in City West, Union Square, Central City East, The Fashion District and a few other blocks of city. The old downtown was in ruins and left to the pariahs of California. The dirt and filth of the city.

"Here it is." I said stepping to the steps of the ruined church.

It was missing a huge chunk of it's walls and debris from surrounding buildings had fallen onto it. We could access the station though.

"What is this place called again?" he asked.

"It's called the Light House," I said.

"Who built it?" he asked.

'The Dharma Initiative."

"I thought they attacked you guys?" he stopped.

"No they were good back then. They owned an island and did experiments there. Then they were thought to have been wiped out and when they resurfaced they were evil." I said.

"Oh." He said.

We walked on and entered the ancient church. It made me feel something. I had hope again. I walked down the stairs until we reached the bookcase. I pushed it aside and crawled into the station. We passed more doors and then I saw the globe on the floor.

"Welcome to The light house," I said.

"Whoa," he looked around.

I walked to the computers and turned them on. They whirled to life slowly and carefully. I let the pendulum fall and it marked a spot on the globe. The island was…no. That couldn't be? How is that possible?

"It's there?" Jim asked.

"I guess?" I said to him.

We walked out of the church and headed to the bay. When we reached the coast I saw it. The island. It was so far off in the distance I could barely see it. But it was there. It was miles and miles out. Just a blimp. It had come to us. Something didn't feel right. Could it really be a coincidence that the island had come to Los Angeles? It didn't make sense. I walked out with Jim and looked for a boat of some sort of transportation.

"Annie," Jim said.

I looked over at him and saw him standing in front of a old rickety boat.

I sighed, "Seriously?"

"Better than swimming." He offered.

I considered that and then got in the boat with him. He pulled the starting chain several times before it finally took off. I heard the engine purr to life. It didn't move very fast. It would probably take half of my life to get there, which meant I would be dead and it wouldn't matter weather Luke and my kids were alive or not. The boat traveled quickly and I felt a small wave of energy surround me. It was like nothing I'd ever experienced. It felt…like love. I looked back and saw we were literally twenty feet away from the Island.

"What just happened?" Jim asked.

"You all need to hurry," Earl, The angel, said.

I looked at him. Why had he been such a prudent part of this story? He was always with us, even in the Matrix.

"Does this have something to do with God?" I asked.

"You are his chosen seven." Was all Earl offered me.

His face grew dark, "Evil is stirring. You must hurry."

He vanished and left us on the boat. Jim started the engine again and aimed for the coast of the island. We were back to the place that once housed a part of darkness. Where we had defeated it last time. I didn't like this Island. It was full of trouble…and death.