"I know this place! I come here all the time!" Yvette said. "I can't believe you didn't sneak into the teacher's room at night and instead came wandering around a place like this..."
"How can you call this wandering around?" Irena said. "We came to scout the surroundings in order to protect the teacher!"
"..."
Gray simply could not understand how Irena could say something so shameless without changing her expression.
"There's actually nothing much here. Dining cars, passenger cars, and freight cars... Mm, aside from being relatively bigger, it isn't all that different from other trains."
Yvette said.
"I see." Irena seemed somewhat disappointed. Her pitiful appearance was enough to make people feel sorry for her.
"If you keep going forward, you'll reach the auction room," Yvette said.
"—Then let's take a look—just one look!"
Irena continued to egg her on.
Whenever there was no trouble, Irena herself was the biggest trouble.
After finishing their late-night snack, Irena and Gray continued forward.
Yvette did not follow them. Instead, she lagged several paces behind and watched from afar.
"I'm saying, this place shouldn't be open right now... Huh?"
Yvette had assumed they would not be able to enter the auction room, but when Irena pushed the door, it opened.
"Hmm... So this is the auction room. How interesting." Irena looked inside, then nodded.
"Hmm..."
After taking a look, Gray seemed as though she was about to throw up.
"Is there a problem?"
Yvette leaned over as well.
Beyond the door lay a space that seemed like another world.
Though the train itself had come from another world to begin with.
"Mm... There's no problem?"
Author's Note:
I'll try to update tomorrow afternoon~
The sight within the auction room carried a sense of distortion that was difficult to put into