Aurora

It felt a gentle breeze was blowing through her mind, drifting between her ears. Not only could she feel it, but she could here it - something foreign, unlike anything she had ever heard. It was if it was made up of hundreds of voices, speaking a tongue she didn't recognizes, noises she didn't even think existed.

When she opened her eyes, everything around her was a dark haze. She had hoped that when she woke up, the voices would stop, but they didn't. Instead, they intensified, continuing to flow through her mind, deep within her conscious.

Nothing seemed right. Her body ached, but in a way that she almost couldn't feel it. She couldn't move and she was certain it was because she was restrained, lying on some cold metal table. Moving her head left and right she couldn't see much, except for the edges of the surface she was on. Not far beyond, everything faded into black. A deep, misty black, but she could feel something was back there, watching her, moving around the table.

All she remembered was driving down a back road in her town, on her way home, when a bright light fell down before her. It was so brilliant she couldn't continue driving. Her last memory was slamming on the breaks, fearing she was going to crash into whatever had descended in front of her. As she dug as deep as she could in her brain, trying to surface any other memories, thats when the lights began to float by her.

Above her, brilliant pinks and blues hovered, some remaining stationary while others slowly drifted by. It was strange, she could feel each aura, deep within herself. Whatever they were, they were the ones drifting in and out of her mind, trying to speak to her, in a language she didn't know.

They were so beautiful - radiant, like the spectral heavens had opened up above her.

She didn't know what they wanted, why she was there, or what they were going to do with her. She was scared.

But at that moment, all she could do was stare up at their brilliance.