The warning horn went off as the train slowly crawled out of the station, yet neither the passengers stopped boarding nor the door closed. It was overly crowded as that of the Lane and the main bazaar. And the crowd has its own advantages.
It bought us both time and solitude to work on a strategy. At the same time, it aided us in hiding away from the gnomes. However, it had surely cost us energy for we had to dodge past liquor reeking people who wouldn’t budge for the sake of anything.
“Where are we going?” Sebastian again voiced my thoughts aloud. I nodded to no one, urging Vasishta to answer my question. Even though, I knew, she couldn’t see me.
“To the tail. It might be less crowded.” The emerald witch answered shortly. She elbowed a stumbling boozer in the rib who groaningly gave
