Voice: Train Wide Announcement thing

[hashtagparkerluck]

[ Here is the generally excited voice of one Peter Parker! ]

Hey guys, I just ordered more books from the store thing and then I got to thinking about it and Lightning's announcement about her books being in the main car gave me an idea.

[ He takes a breath to maybe keep from talking quite so fast. ]

Basically, what if like everyone that buys books all stored them in the same car? That way we can like have a Voidtrecker Express library and people that just joined us don't have to worry about not having enough points to be able to read books.

Plus it'll take up less space in the sleeper cabins so win-win for everyone. Just need shelves, I guess.

Comments

[myblueskies]

Only ten? [That's not many at all. But now there's more. It's sort of opposite to the heavens... That maybe means something but he's not sure what.]

Okay Peter! Do you know where the train is going?

[hashtagparkerluck]

Yeah, to start with. It's kinda crazy how much it's grown. Like there's a lot of stuff on the train that we didn't have before.

And no, sadly I don't. We're trying to figure that out but it's slow going. We did visit a place they said was like a training mission and the lady that owned the inn-uh-Albany-she was super nice. Made really good pancakes and lemonade.

[myblueskies]

Grown? How does a train grow? [It's not like a person or an animal. He tried to imagine it.]

Training? [He's good at training, they do it all the time in the heaven. Pancakes and lemonade were nice too. It didn't sound much different than the training he knew.]

It's really important to train hard so you can help lots of people! Maybe that's where we are going, to help people!

[hashtagparkerluck]

Oh! I just meant there's a lot more people than we started with.

[ He nods approvingly. ]

Yeah, helping people's what it's all about.

[myblueskies]

Good! Helping people is really important!

[He smiles a little sheepishly when he realises he misunderstood but that's fine, there's lots of people and that was how the train had grown.]