It was a dream, no. Not a dream, a nightmare. That's what Iris tried to tell herself. Demons aren't real, no more real then the tooth fairy. That thing felt real, though.<br/><br/>Iris wasn't sure what exactly happened. One moment she was staring up in fear at that monster and the next she was on what was supposed to be the train car's ceiling. She tried to remember what happened. But it was difficult to do so. It all happened so fast. And none of it felt real.<br/><br/>"It's all a dream, Iris. Just a dream."<br/><br/>Iris mumbled to herself. Maybe if she repeated that enough times she'd believe it. Not likely. It had gotten so dark and the monster...Iris wasn't exactly sure what happened. All she knew was the train car and spun many times and now the ceiling had become the floor. There was glass everywhere. She had saved herself from being badly cut by it by using her powers to keep it away from her arms and face. She had tried to protect her face as best she could doing that ordeal and using her telekinesis gift to force the glass and other broken objects away from her.<br/><br/>Iris looked out the hole the beast had created into the side of the car and realized she was a far from home. Fear hit it her looking into the darkness. She shook her head, not wanting to believe it was real.<br/><br/>"Just a dream. A really bad, scary dream. Something I ate didn't agree with me."<br/><br/>Iris continued to mumble, trying to make herself believe it. Iris' hands fumbled as she pulled out her cell phone and tried to dial her brother's number. She got the same reply the older woman got. 'Your call cannot be completed at this time. Please try again later.' Iris bit her lip and looked around the remains of the train car.<br/><br/>Iris noticed the other people and slowly walked over to them. She remembered seeing the older woman and the blond from the coffee shop at the train station. She didn't know who was the man was with them.<br/><br/>"Where the hell are we?"<br/><br/>She asked them, although they would have no more of answer then she would. She just didn't want to be alone. Especially not in this place.