The Amazing Adventures of the Rolling Stones Part 5

"Jack is waiting for you in the auditorium." A voice from nowhere announced.

"Thank you." Hanna responded automatically.

"Who was that?" Keith asked.

"Who was who?"

"That voice just now."

"Oh. That was the platforms computer. It was just telling me my brother was here."

"Your brother's name is Jack?" Ron asked.

"Yes. My parents named him after Jumping Jack Flash."

Hanna slowed the vehicle and began to descend. The boys watched as objects quickly got closer then seemed to speed past.

"I'm getting dizzy," Mick mumbled. Hanna looked over her shoulder and thought he did look a bit green.

"Just hang on. We'll be down in a minute," she piloted the vehicle towards a dark wall. "Brace yourselves, we're heading for another wall."

"Thanks for the warning." Mick muttered as he tried to keep down his breakfast.

They landed in another garage but this one was empty except for a small one person vehicle. Standing by a door was a young man with long, wavy red hair. Hanna spotted him and waved. Jack waited as she got the boys out and moved them in his direction.

"I see everything worked." Jack said.

"Yes. I didn't have any problems getting them here." She turned to her guests and introduced them to her brother. "Jack created the machine that brought you here."

"I hope he doesn't expect us to thank him." Mick turned away to look around.

"Don't mind him." Charlie held his hand out to Jack, "he gets this way when he's not in control."

"Well, as far as the performance goes, you're all in charge. Just tell us what you need and we'll get it." Jack turned to open the door behind him.

"Come on, we'll show you where you're going to be playing." Hanna motioned for them to follow Jack.

The group travelled down a couple of hallways before climbing a set of stairs. Jack was so far ahead of the group that he had disappeared. Hanna led them into a room that was pitch black.

"Jack's gone to turn on the lights. Just stand still until the lights come on."

When the lights came on every one of the time travellers gasped. The lights showed them that they were on a stage about the size of a football field. In the middle of the stage, their instruments were waiting for them.

"How many people are coming to this party?" Charlie asked.

"We sent out 50,000 invitations and almost all of them have confirmed.

"Don't think we ever had a party that big." Ron shook his head.

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