Honkai: Star Rail Train Novels & Stories

She reached down, her leather-gloved thumb catching the edge of my chin, forcing me to tilt my head up until my eyes were locked into the golden fire of her irises. ​"But we aren't taking the highway, are we, Little Bird?" she whispered, her voice dropping into that low, breathless register that made my blood run hot despite the damp chill of the bunker. "Julian didn't build you to be stopped by a roadblock. He built you to go straight through the foundation." ​The cargo rail wasn't a train; it was a single, streamlined titanium capsule that sat on an electromagnetic track, designed to move high-value physical assets through the mountain tunnels of the French-Swiss border without ever touchi

I walked back down the white-tiled corridor toward the tunnel exit, my dark coat trailing behind me, my gray eyes burning with cold, unyielding resolve. "Julian," I commanded smoothly into my comms earpiece as we stepped back out into the freezing mountain air. "Yes, Elena?" "Contact Kaelen Ross at our satellite dispatch hub in Tokyo," I ordered flatly. "Tell him to override the automated rail switches on the Khorgos line. We are stopping that train before it touches the border."

She needs to regain her energy through sleep and it was right on time since the trip will be long enough. "Attention ... "Attention ... "Attention, passengers: the train number 9167 is arriving at the S Station platform 3 on time. We urge each passenger to check their personal belongings and get ready. To all the passengers who wish to get off the train, please use the door on the right." The operator asked for the passengers who wished to get off the train to prepare their luggage before leaving the train. Solenn, who was awakened by the announcement, prepared herself as well for her departure.

Laila looks for the controls and presses the small lever connected to the rail track. "I told you not to touch anything!" I grumble. "Just calm down, nothing is going to—" she stops midtrack with the actual train track breaking and the train falling on the ground. "Oh my God!" My eyes grow wide. "Now, you just did it." *************

Mr. Han began to help David in his training. The first day could be described as the most treacherous experience of David's life. Mr. Han said the training regime he had to follow was personally devised by his father to train prospective recruits for the academy. The training regime started with fortification training. Unlike its name, the process was incredibly bloody. Mr. Han simply brought a specifically designed stick. "This is something created by the combined efforts of your father and me. We created it with a special element found within the gates. This is called Tedenite."

"Firewall is heavy... give me ten seconds." Ren tracked the Judge. The man looked annoyed, shouting at his guards. He looked... real. He wiped sweat from his forehead. He checked a pocket watch. Ren zoomed in. The watch was an antique. He could see the scratches on the gold casing. It's just a game, Ren reminded himself. Procedural generation. The AI creates details to trick the eye. "Jinx, now!" "Hacked!" Jinx shouted. "Switching tracks!" Below, the magnetic rails groaned. The massive, sleek Express Train, which was supposed to bypass the station, suddenly veered onto Platform B.

The jungle returned an echo, and then a loud horn, accompanied by rattling sounds. “It’s back!” Dale jumped to her feet in excitement, wiping the salty liquid off her face. She ran of the railway and hid herself in the nearby bush, watching in expectancy. Finally the long awaited vessel had emerged. The train drew near on its assumed speed, the rattling sound increasing as it drew near, thick smokes floated alongside. It was a more decorated train, majorly for travelling purposes.

The station master, a frail old man, cowered as the angry giant approached him. "The midnight train—did a girl and an older woman get on it?" Rahim demanded, grabbing the man’s lapels. "Y-yes, sir... just a few minutes ago. They bought tickets for the northern line," the man stammered. Rahim turned toward the horizon. Far off in the distance, he could see the red tail-lights of the train fading into the darkness of the forest. The rhythmic chug-chug of the engine sounded like a mocking laugh echoing through the valley.

There are so many words on this thing. "You seem confused. If you're wondering whether you have to pay or not, you don't. It's a ferry train." I looked back wondering if this person was speaking to me. A guy in a black hood wearing a mask that covered the lower part of his face walked by me and stepped onto the train. "If you're going to just stand there you'll get left behind." "Actually, there were two things I was wondering. The second is whether this goes to Saki Empire or not?"

Some quickly jammed their breaks while others crashed into the side of the road. The blast of a train toot shook the grounds. A railway was just ahead and a superfast train was oncoming. The Stop sign flagged a warning. Alpha did not stop or slow down. Temi grew nervous. What was Alpha doing? She was not the only one agitated. Elijah let loose a string of curses while Ire screamed. As they got closer to the railway, the train rode closer. The headlights of the train flashed terrifying close to their faces as they drove on the railway.