Rusty was surprised that Zoe didn't see him, or the boy that she was pulling along.<span style="font-style: italic">Geez.. I feel sorry for the kid.</span>he thought.<span style="font-style: italic">Being pulled around like that, he'll lose a arm if she keeps that up...</span>he sighed and started to follow after Zoe and the boy. Since he was an entity himself, nobody could see him except for Alice and anyone else who had an Entity bound to them. As he was following them, he couldn't help but feel that something was wrong. Putting the feeling aside, he followed them to the first class car, peering through the window of the door.<span style="font-style: italic">You could at least learn to stay in your own seat. A ticket has a car your assigned to you know.</span>he thought, sighing and leaving. He was heading back down the hallway towards Alice's car.<br/><br/>As he was making his way back, a loud thud could be heard, and the feeling of the train tipping a bit, then coming back right side up on the tracks again. "What the.." he said, heading towards Alice's car, opening the door and looking out the window. The sight of a tyflÃ³s was out in the cold, slamming against the train. tyflÃ³s were very difficult to kill, they were the most dangerous of the Other World too. "Damn it.." he swore under his breath. "Alice, Alice wake up.." Rusty said, shaking her shoulder. Alice woke up, right when the train was slammed again. It was hit hard, knocking it off the tracks and barreling down a snowy, steep hill. It turned all the people upside down, often killing them. When the train finally did stop rolling down the hill, it came to a stop near the edge of the forest. Out in the middle of nowhere.<br/><br/>Rusty was lying there out in the snow, holding Alice close to him, shielding her. She got some cuts on her, and a few bruises. Nothing too serious. Rusty pulled away from Alice, slowly sitting up, he looked beaten pretty bad. "They found us.." he whispered to her, forcing himself to stand up from the cold frozen ground. Looking around them, limp bodies lay scattered around the disfigured train. "Come on.." he breathed, taking ahold of Alice's hand and wandering over to the train to see the wreckage. "I wonder if anyone else survived that..." he said. He thought back to the Death Angel and the boy she was with. His eyes widened for a moment. "What's wrong, Rusty?" Alice asked, tugging on his paw. Rusty shook his head, looking down at Alice. "Don't worry about it, lets.. lets just just go.." The two started walking away from the train and into the woods. Since the woods were dense, it would be difficult for the tyflÃ³s to navigate through it. Sound would bounce off everywhere, without a clue on where it's coming from. Their trail of footprints were the only signs of life as they headed off.