Angel of Light (A Zak Bagans Story)

Chapter 44: Horrific Hallucination

Chapter 44: Horrific Hallucination

Aaron and I followed Zak and Robert further into the ship, and eventually we ended up walking down a ramp and entered a large, open space.

As we proceeded down the curved ramp, we suddenly saw two men - dressed in white uniforms - walk into the same space as us, seemingly coming from nowhere.

Zak's footsteps started to slow.

"Hello, how are you?" Zak asked, somewhat warily.

"Good. How we doing?" One man replied.

"Good. How you doing?" Zak asked, holding a hand out to shake the mans hand.

"Good, thank you," the man replied again, shaking hands with Zak.

"Just want to shake to make sure you're real," Zak commented.

The man, and the rest of us, laughed.

Oh Zak, I thought to myself, smiling.

Zak shook the other man's hand.

"You guys just seemed to appear out of a wall," Zak explained, laughing himself as he looked behind him from where the men had come from.

There was a hallway there, it just had been hidden from our view back up on the ramp.

The men introduced themselves. The first man was named Will Kayne, and he was Captain of the "Queen Mary". The second man was Everette Hoard, the Commodore of the "Queen Mary".

"You guys are a bit early for our interviews," Zak said.

Will chuckled.

"We were here on board anyway," Will replied.

"Do you mind if we interview you both now?" Zak asked.

"Don't mind at all," Everette replied.

"Do you believe there are ghosts on the ship?" Zak asked.

"Absolutely," Everette answered.

"You do?" Zak asked, seeming slightly shocked.

"Absolutely," Everette replied again with a nod.

"I think there's a feeling here, absolutely," Will added.

"There is," Zak replied in agreement.

Everette then began to tell us the story of his only encounter on the ship.

It had been the ships 75th anniversary, and in celebration of that day, Everette and his wife decided to stay onboard the ship for three days. On the third morning, Everette's wife had woken up and said she was going to get coffee for herself and her husband. After she had left the room, Everette then laid down in bed, and almost immediately, he heard a female voice whisper in his ear: "I'm so cold. I'm so very very cold."

Zak, of course, had the perfect response.

"So there was another woman in your bed?" Zak asked slyly.

Everette started to laugh.

"What happened when your wife came to bed?" Zak asked, with a smile on his face.

"Well, um, I-" Everette started to reply, but Zak cut in.

"That's where we'll stop," Zak said, starting to laugh.

"Yeah," Everette said, laughing.

Zak turned to me, as I was the closest between Aaron and I, and jokingly spread his hands out in a "cut" motion as if he wanted us to stop filming, with a big smile on his face.