Strange dream... -

When I was daydreaming in History class today, an old recurring dream I had when I was around 3 popped into my head. I'll try my best to describe it

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I didn't know why, but my mother was leading me by hand into the city. When I asked why, she didn't answer. Something was eerie about this city; there were only tall, black buildings with tinted windows. No houses. The sky was also an eerie shade of orange without a cloud in the sky. Nevertheless, we walked on and soon entered one of the tallest buildings I could see. The lobby was entirely black; black furniture, polished black floors and walls, and dead plants (moreso brown, though

). Nobody was sitting in the furniture, or standing behind the desk. My mother pushed the call button for the elevator, and we stepped inside and chose an upper floor (around 70-ish, I believe). The elevator started with an unassuring 'whirrrrrrrrrrrrrrr', and off we went.
When we stepped into the hallway, it was also devoid of all life. Silver tables and trays meant to carry food to people who lived in this area were abandoned in the hallway, and most doors were either open or shut tight. There was no noise whatsoever, and the hall seemed to go on forever until we finally reached a large door at the end of the hall. My mother opened the door and stepped inside, and motioned for me to follow. When I did enter the room, there were no electric lights, so it took a little while for my eyes to adjust. When I could finally see what was in this room, it was a strange sight. Silverware and glasses on one table to the side, my two aunts, and a larger, metal table with something on it that was out of focus. The eerie orange sunlight poured in from the room, and lit all the aforementioned silver with an orange glow. I approach my aunts, and the metal table at the end of the room. What was on this table was...quite a shock.
There was a black tarp, with silvery bones sticking out from underneath it. Following the bones, I could see what looked like wings...and a skull. As I peered at the skull, two black beady eyes began to stare back at me, catching the glow from the sun. It began to slowly move it's skull around, and one of my aunts spoke.
"You remember your grandfather, don't you?"