Iris frowned at the man who apparently liked to talk to himself. She didn't know his name was Joshua or that he could see people she couldn't. She just thought she got on a train with a crazy person. It was all Ian's fault. If he hadn't found some pretty distraction, then she wouldn't have to be on the train. She decided to ignore the man and pulled out her phone. As she pulled up Ian's contact information, she felt a cold chill in the air. She decided to ignore that as well. She started to text her brother, briefly being able to ignore everything around her.<br/><br/>'You are a dumb...'<br/><br/>Before she could finish typing, two people went flying across the train car. The sound of it, broke her out of her own little world.<br/><br/>"What the hell?"<br/><br/>She said, pocketing her phone and stood up in concern. Her mind was telling her to run even before the blond said it. That she should have never boarded the train. That she-She turned and screamed when she saw the Abberith. Her father's culture had taught her to respect spirits but she had never encountered a demon before. A part of her wasn't sure they were even real. Now, she was pretty sure they were. Although she heard a woman saying to run, Iris was frozen. She looked up at the demon in fear, unable to command her own body to move.