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[ The first face you see on the screen is Spanner, looking rather deadpan. Nothing out of the ordinary. Until: ]

So how many of you are familiar with the trains? Because they don't exist.

[ He's ushered away from the screen by a frazzled redhead, who gives a somewhat pained-- and very tired-- attempt at a smile. It quickly drifts into seriousness

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The trains were our best bet, but maybe too obvious? Since they were how everyone supposedly got here. I don't understand it myself. There has to be another way we're not seeing.

[ Ugh. Headache. ]

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[ He'll make the two of them some coffee. So they can pull another all-nighter, etc. ]

I haven't seen any airplanes in the sky, to be honest. And most of the streets lead back in on themselves. ..we could always build our own helicopter? [ Partly joking, partly serious. ]

[austering]

A barrier... [Less of a question, more of a thoughtful repeat to himself...]

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It's...strange, isn't it?

[austering]

Very. There wasn't anyone at the platform when I arrived, either. No bulletin that a new train was in... (This is too coincidental to be just a failure in repairs.)

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[piratekingftw]

If we drive a train into the barrier, it might break.

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Ah, I'm not so sure that would work. The train may crash and not damage the barrier at all.

[woodstarfishes]

W-What?! So even Shouichi-san and his friend couldn't fix it?! And they can't get to the train? [she likes the city, but this visibly upsets her]

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No.. I'm not sure what we're going to do, but we'll keep working on it. I promise, Fuko.

[woodstarfishes]

[Well this sucks]

Okay...thanks, Shouichi-san. Fuko thinks you'll be able to fix it.

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Nowhere any train could reach?

Was the barrier physical? Or similar to the one with the sky?

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Similar to the one in the sky.