Persephone sighed as the man began speaking. She’d ignored him the first time, as people didn’t often talk to her. Something about parmesan individuals?<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Pragmatic. Right. Whatever that meant.</span>Vocabulary had never been Perri’s strong point. She’d picked up curses fairly easily though. She turned her head to see her company better, aquamarine eyes almost glowing in the dim station hall. A pierced brow furrowed, “You bloody kidding me?” Her voice was sharp, cutting through the relative silence of the station. She stood and ran a bony hand through her multicolored hair, quickly running through her options. The smarter thing to do, by all counts, would be to turn around and leave. Go home and just pretend all this didn’t happen.<br/><br/>That would mean apologizing to Gran and possibly admitting she was right.<br/><br/>Perri exhaled through her nose, cursing her predisposition to fight against everything. Her own demeanor meant that she had no choice but to figure out what was going on here. She crossed the platform in a few quick strides to stand before the small group, “I gotta say though, if<span style="font-style: italic">this</span>is what’s up against the weirdness, I’d put my money on the weirdness,” her eyes scanned the group critically. It hadn’t escaped her attention that all of the passengers had gravitated towards a specific train car. That wasn’t suspicious at all... She quirked an eyebrow, “Does anyone else find this to be a little too trappy?”<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">I’ve seen this shit in video games,</span>Perri thought absently,<span style="font-style: italic">and it never ends well.</span><br/><br/>Persephone carried a small switch blade in the pocket of her jacket, but she doubted it would be much use against whatever could make entire train cars full of people vanish. Her eyes shifted between the man and the train car a few times before her jaw set, “I must be bloody mental... Name’s Perri, by the way,” she stated preparing to climb into the train after the men.