Tanya chuckled softly<br/>"Well, he's shorter than me, that must be a bonus." She waved at Wesley<br/>"Hey. The kid's fine. I guess I'll be leaving now." She said, turning smartly, before her body dissolved back, revealing the small jet fighter projector unit. The engines situated to the rear ignited and it shot forwards down the corridor.<br/>I shut out the conversation coming from within the room and turned back to the window.<br/>"Hey Tan, we need something to spice the night up." I said as I caught the whirring of the tiny craft's engines approaching.<br/>"I don't think this train needs anymore weirdness or excitement Benari..." She said, reappearing beside me. I looked up into her face and chuckled.<br/>"You know, I'm gonna have to do something about you being a hologram. you're too much fun not to have walking around properly." I leant back against the window. Tanya couldn't help but blush slightly, and I had to pride myself on her personality. An actual smart computer, even back home that was a long way off.<br/>"Death threats, a sentient A.I. controlling the train, shielded windows, and passangers who both get off from eating each other and fear for their lives. It's one hell of a train alright." I commented, rubbing my forehead with a metal hand.<br/>"Hey Ben... you ever seen somethign like this before?" Tanya asked, appearing to lean next to me.<br/>"Yeah... once on another planet. being relatively new here, I'm not entirely sure what goes on in different places. Still, back to your original question. It was before you came into existance, and where I met two very good friends... two very, very good friends. Can't rememeber the name of the planet, but pretty much everyone ate everyone. it was almost in fun and games. A good enough grasp of magick to make it painless, and also to reform the body/transport the mind afterwards. It seemed harmless enough. Then again, there are problems with every system." I shrugged slightly.<br/>"Yes, you've never heard of this as it's part of my locked files. Painful memories, and troubled times."