"Are we not going to talk about why the cutout is still here?" Willow asked as she watched Barry drive into a Taken as it disappeared.

The car was basically a tank against those things, she thought.

"Al, please tell me we're headed for the nearest "You're now leaving Bright Falls, come back soon" sign." Barry asked as Willow sighed.

I guess her question was going unanswered.

"We're going to the Anderson farm." Alan and Willow said as Alan looked at her.

How did she know?

Willow held up her book as Alan saw a farmhouse drawing.

Another one of her fragments she saw?

"I knew you two were going to say something like that! You know what, you owe me big time for this. When this is through, if we make it, I don't care what anybody says, I'm done with darkness. You two are going to buy me a tanning bed as a gift, and I'm gonna live in it." Barry rambled as Willow shook her head.

That was nearly impossible.

"You can't do that, Barry." Willow stated as Barry pointed at her.

"Watch me, Will." Barry said as Willow sighed.

She needed new friends.

Though, she was lucky to have a friend like Barry.

Even when she did want to choke him.

They continued driving as Willow watched her brother put his gun on the dashboard.

"I wouldn't do that." Willow muttered as Alan shook his head.

"We're safe in here." Alan said as Willow had another bad feeling.

Those usually sent red flags to her.

"I'm crazy, but that's fine, Barry." Alan said as Barry started laughing.

What was so funny?

"Oh, you got that right, Al. You're barking mad. You and your psychic sister. You two are by far the craziest-" Barry said as Willow crossed her arms.

She wouldn't call herself psychic. It was just a few coincidences.

Right?

"But maybe that's inevitable when you deal with crazy stuff like this. It helps. This is happening, Barry. Alice-they never had Alice!" Alan said as Willow looked to her friend.

"Such a shocker, right?" Willow mocked as Alan hit her shoulder.

What? She saw that one coming.

"She's trapped in the darkness at the bottom of the lake, but she's not dead." Alan explained as Barry shook his head.

It was like something out of a movie.

"Al, how can you know that?" Barry asked as Willow rested her arms on both seats.

Willow listened to the two friends bicker as she sighed.

Bring Alice back from the lake?

That sounded easier said than done.

"The Dark Presence, whatever that thing is, twists it to its own ends. That's why all of this is happening but it wanted Willow here for a reason or else she would have never have known what that cabin looked like." Alan told him as Willow looked at him.

Maybe she was here because she was also an artist?

"It happened to Thomas Zane before." Alan said as his sister nodded.

"It happened to the Andersons too." Willow added as Barry held up a hand.

This was a lot to process for the agent.

"I believe you. Crazy or not, neither of you are delusional. Weird shit's going down. That's a fact. I'm on board, man. I'm with ya." Barry informed the siblings as Willow looked out the window.

She didn't like the way the sky looked.

Alan explained about the Andersons as Willow stayed silent.

"Will, you okay?" Barry asked just as there was a lot of noise.

That's when they saw the rocks coming down.

"Look out!" Barry shouted as the vehicle hit a rock and flipped.

It hit a tree before sliding down.

Alan looked around as the lightening flashed.

"Al! Will!" Barry shouted as Alan got to his feet.

Where was his sister?

"Goddammit, Al!You or your sister needs to talk to me!" Barry yelled as Alan looked around before seeing Willow on the ground.

"Willow!" Alan shouted as he limped over to his sister as he shook her.

Yet she didn't move.

"What about her? Al, what's going on?!" Barry ordered as Alan continued to shake her.

Why wasn't she waking up?