Work has finished. For once, you didn’t have to stick around for overtime. You get on the train a bit earlier than usual, at around 17:43 (5:43 pm). You’re in a completely empty car, so you take a seat in the middle of the middle bench seat. There is one more stop soon after getting on and then that stop after will be your destination, but that one final stop takes 30-ish minutes from the next stop. Five minutes pass, and you reach the first stop before that long haul to your destination. A group of five girls get on the train. They’re all wearing casual clothes. The first one to get on (Homura) has dark brown hair in a long ponytail with sharp bangs and green eyes, wearing a white t-shirt and jeans. The next one (Haruka) is taller by a bit and has a light yellow sweater and a pink tight skirt with dark pantyhose and boots, with light brown hair rolled at her neck, and green eyes. The one following (Yomi) is around the same height as the first one to enter. She’s wearing a green track suit and pants with white stripes on the sleeves and on the sides of the pants. She has light blonde hair down to her lower back and straight cut bangs. The one following her (Hikage) has green hair, yellow eyes with vertical and sharp pupils, wearing a red sweater and jeans. The one following her is the shortest one (Mirai) with long black hair down to the bottom of her waist with long straight cut bangs and a red eye, the other is covered by an eye patch with three red tomoe (her covered eye is fine). Because of the door through which they entered, they just sat in the nearest bench. Which happened to be right across from you. They talk among themselves. Homura seems to be pretty tomboy-ish and the heading type. Haruka seems to have the personality of a “dom-mommy” if one were to characterize it so simply. Yomi seemed to be cheery but slightly soft spoken (she loves bean sprouts to the death of her). Hikage doesn’t show any emotions, nor does she talk much unless spoken to directly or sees there’s an issue with something or someone. Mirai seems to put on a confident facade, but deep down she’s scared that others think poorly of her and that she’s not wanted (she hates being ignored and being bullied, given her past). They seem to be having quite lovely conversations among themselves.