Activity seemed to be quiet for most of my stroll. I headed towards the front of the train, looking out of the windows that I passed. It was odd, they seemed to be locked down, or at least covered by some sort of shielding. It would have been debatable as to why a train like this needed shielding. It wasn't a radioactive or otherwise toxic area.<br/>"No appreciation for beauty." I muttered softly.<br/>Past the dinning car, I came to a halt, seeing Tanya leaning against the wall, talking to a kid. I guessed it was the one she'd been so worried about.<br/>"Hey Tanya, having fun?" I asked, continnuing to walk past.<br/>"Benari, we have a problem with this train!" She called to my back><br/>"Ugh, Tan, you've woken me up twice tonight, and now you're telling em somethign I already know? Just leave it, things will probably make more sense in the morning." I said, waving at her as I walked off.<br/>I ended up in the front passanger carriage. Any further and I'd be trying to skirt round the edge of the fuel storage tank, and although an adventurer at heart, I'd seemed to have contracted an earthern ailment, commonly known and CBA. I stopped between the doors of rooms 103 and 104, looking at the window.<br/>"There must be some reason they're closed. Light can't be an issue." I said, placing a metal palm on the corridor wall. The internal circuits began to link up with the controls running through the train, and in a few micro seconds I had the data I needed. Almost instantly, the glass unshielded. I blinked slightly, and leant down, looking out over the dark landscape. It really was deviod of pretty much anything. A clear night though, the stars blazing brightly in the sky. A number of small glowing spots of orange light on the horizon, signifying population settlement. Nothing particulary worrying.<br/>"Hmm... maybe the star and moonlight interfers with sleeping patterns." I wondered aloud, turning and leaning against the corridor, letting out a gentle sigh.<br/>My attention turned to room 103, registering three individual heart beats, although one muffled. It seemed that two of the occupants were on an adrenaline high, possibly due to intercourse. I shrugged slightly. One experience I couldn't have with my species, and one I had several reservations about with others, not even taking into consideration my own lack of human or otherwise reproductive organs.<br/>Still, my focus lingered. One of the occupants had risen and we speaking. I amplified the sound waves, just catching the end of "I'll kill him if it is."<br/>"phew... someone seems to have a problem." I stated, before turning back to look out the window.<br/>"I guess I'll just mind my own business. Awful lonely though."