Trailing the patterns of the empty seats in delicate rows, feeling the slight rocking motion of the train treading against the underwater tracks, hearing the waves hit against the sides, feeling the vibrations of the rain hitting against the glass windows. If the Aqua Laguna hadn’t almost come in, it would’ve been peaceful, but the high tide was making things more chaotic, and frankly, it didn’t matter to you. You wanted to see what was outside. Walking through the kitchen, and out that door, you were met with the larger door that led to the backside of the train. That was your ticket outside. Sure, it was dangerous, but if you weren’t ambitious, what were you? Opening it daringly, you were met with an immediate gust of harsh sea wind. It’s cold, salty feeling against your hair and face, it felt… good. Stepping out onto the backside entirely, the rain was hitting you hard, but you didn’t care. This felt awesome. You felt the little droplets of rain hit your face, and you smiled. This was really great, considering the fact—

Tmp!

You turned around quickly, surprised by the sound of a footstep. As you swiftly stepped, you were face-to-face with a young man, a wet cigarette hanging out of his mouth.

“Hi!” He said enthusiastically, and braced himself to run off, but you grabbed his wrist.

“Woah! Um. Technically I’m not supposed to be on here, so I’ve gotta run! See you!” Though you still gripped his wrist, and he looked at you, confused.

“Are you gonna let me go…?