'Three Crown's square?' Beau thought for a minute. Something struck a cord with him about that place. Something he had heard on the news and it was spoken of through rumour amongst his group of peers. He couldn't quite remember what it was.<br/><br/>Someone had gone missing there and hadn't been found since. Or was he confused with another place?<br/><br/>He dismissed dwelling too much into those thoughts. After all, it was merely a pit stop for this girl. Whose name he didn't know and of which he'd have to clarify so that he didn't have to keep referring to her as 'this girl'. In his head. Going by first impressions, she was far more than that anyway. Born visually challenged and yet able to make her away around this dark world with all her other abilitis, whits, level-headedness and optimism couldn't be valued with words.<br/><br/>He also listened on as she congratulated him for his studies, of which he smiled and closed his eyes graciously. First person all day that had extended their well wishes. Well, since actually leaving the campus anyway.<br/>She really appeared to be a lot more chatty than what he had anticipated. Which was a good thing. It was taking his mind off this awful train. In fact, he had almost forgotten altogether where he was.<br/><br/>Until he looked through the window and noticed the passing country side. Barren open fields.<br/><br/>His pupils narrowed somewhat within those vacant looking translucent bluey eyes. Still paying attention to the conversation, there was a thought that had crosse his mind. St. Anthony's University had miles of surrounding suburban scenery beyond it's perimeters. How were they passing so much country side already. It was almost entirely dark outside but the lack of city lights interrupted his care free thoughts.<br/><br/>"Is something wrong?" the fellow female passenger asked.<br/><br/>"Oh gosh...!" he exclaimed shaking his head "I'm so sorry! I wasn't being rude. Just weird to see so much countryside outside..." he explained.<br/><br/>"... not that there's anything wrong with greenery at all...!" he grinned sheepishly, suddenly wondering if she might harbour deep feelings for the environment "it's just that..."<br/><br/>"Sorry... to answer your other question," he shook his head as if to dismiss his previous statements altogether "you're<span style="font-style: italic">almost</span>right." he tilted his head and gestured a smile.<br/><br/>"I studied electronic engineering<span style="font-weight: bold">with</span>business management." he explained "I thought I was a practical person when I applied for this course but then realised as time went on that I was more of a go-getter and... maybe a dare devil."<br/><br/>"To be honest, I'm not sure why I ever thought I'd study something that would only let me to wire plugs but at least I was able to streamline the skills I learnt from my course towards a more worthwhile qualification."<br/><br/>"Anyway, you seem to be a good profiler. What made you think I studied business?" he asked jovially.<br/>Beau's thoughts were interrupted when he felt like someone had walked over his grave. The light flickered within the cabinet. Crackling with each pulsating effect, before he shook his head and blinked rapidly.<br/><br/>"Wow... I think I nearly passed out there..." he said taking a deep breath "let me just look out the..."<br/>Beau peered through the window and he squinted his eyes. Cursing mentally as he pressed his head against the window more and<br/>more.<br/><br/>Anything he could see before outside was nothing but an inky void.