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Get WHERE exactly? It isn't clear at all what experimental setup you are thinking about. Please note that:* Darkness is not a thing in itself; it is merely the absence of light. Darkness doesn't move around.

* There are lots of situations in which there is an apparent movement that is faster than the speed of light; the point is that in none of these cases matter, energy, or information actually gets faster than light, from one place to another.

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Q: If nothing is faster than light then how did the dark get there first?
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