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Trains. Trains are long, boring, and uncomfortable. That all might not be true, I don’t know, I’ve only ever been on one train before in my life. When it stopped in the small town of Desert Bloom and I hobbled off, that was the opinion I had formed. Perhaps that particular train was hard, or maybe it was just the route I was unfortunate enough to take that made everything feel it was in slow motion. All I knew was that trains were not my recommended mode of transportation, and that this job started out, and would probably continue to be, terrible. Desert Bloom was a small town hidden away in the southern desert. It was known for th

“Ahoy up there Dirk!” “Ahoy yourself,” a voice called back from the top of a very tall building situated in the middle of a bay, far off the coast. The owner of the voice was Dirk Strider, and the person he called to was in the process of winning the world’s slowest rower award. “Dang it Dirk, why do you have to live so bloody far away,” the rower grumbled to himself. “And only accessible by boat? Sometimes I swear he’s gone off his rocker.” He lifted his eyes back to the building that lifted out of the sea just in time to watch Dirk strip his shirt off and dive straight into the water. 

Eventually his feet led him to a room far from the others; he knocked softly and entered, “Sollux? You in here?” “Where else would I be?” Karkat laughed uneasily, “Yeah, true…” He sat down next to the other troll and hesitantly stated, “So I’m going to go out on a fucking limb and guess you’re pissed at me.” “Wow, what made you think that?” Sollux had his back to Karkat. “Listen, I’m sorry I didn’t tell you about Feferi, I thought she’d find you. I honestly believed that. Besides it’s not like we can control who we meet in these stupid things.”

“Hey Dad?” “Yes?” “Do you ever think about what it would have been like if you hadn’t died?” “John…” His breath was released slowly and he turned around to face his son in the other room. John rolled over on the couch and looked towards the kitchen where his dad was making something in the oven, “No really, answer.” “Well I suppose I’d be with you, where ever you ended up.” He looked over at his son, watching him with blank eyes. “You said you were on a meteor right?” “Yeah, we’re living with the trolls right now, me Dave, Jade, and Rose. We&#