Ryan Infinity Train Novels & Stories

The entire drive, I kept guessing, but he only smiled and shook his head. Watching him enjoy my curiosity made me laugh. I hadn’t laughed like that in a while. Eventually, he pulled up in front of an old building. It wasn’t abandoned. Someone clearly took care of it. But it had been standing there for many years. Rydan got out and looked at me. “This is a training center.” I frowned. “You’ve changed, Franklin,” he said. “Your body can do things it couldn’t before. You need to understand those abilities before they control you.”

She hadn’t even had the chance to get angry before the train began moving. The journey continued—without Ivy. Was this some kind of metaphor? Had she, perhaps, found her destination after all? What should she call Ryan’s actions? Clingy, like a leech, or simply a man determined to hold onto what mattered most to him? Ivy stared blankly at the departing train, watching as it gradually disappeared from sight. I didn’t even get on... she muttered, cursing under her breath. But there was no changing it now. Once a train departed, there was no turning back, no stopping midway. Ivy let out a deep sigh and turned to unleash her frustration on Ryan.

Ryan sat on the ground, catching his breath, the blood and dirt around him not fazing him one bit. A thought flashed in my mind and I marched to him before I could talk myself out of it. “Ryan.” He looked up. “Train our troops.”

The moments after Ryan’s departure were pure chaos. Arlen gingerly stood up, wiping the snow from his face and shaking his arms vigorously as guards rang bells and air horns blared. All of us are too late to help Hope now. “He jumped me, little shit. Reu, do we have spares?” “No and all the trucks were lost before the Freeze.” Cyrus stiffened before asking, “Do we shift? Track and trace?” “They’ll be hours of straight driving, I doubt even you could follow at their speed,” Arlen sighed, looking out into the distance.

Ryan raised an amused brow, briefly glanced around as well before he shrugged, “I've been working for your father for more than a decade. Do you think I'm that daft to say things like that in a place someone might hear it?” “Well, it looks like it.” Mendoza hissed, stepping closer to him. Ryan smiled and raised his hand to reveal a burning leaf. It was called sage. A leave capable of blocking off the ears of any other person listening to their conversation. “I lit it the moment I began talking about you.” He chuckled, then blew it off. “But that isn't the reason I brought you here.” He flicked his wrist watch to his face and smiled when he saw it was 5:27am. He slipped both hands into his po

I drive us back to the cabin, my heart still thumping at the speed of a nimble Salsa dancer. As soon as the ATV comes to a full stop, Ryan practically launches himself off of it. I feel cold at the loss of his body heat. He moves a few paces away and waves me on. I drive the ATV back to the shed and park it inside. I wait a few moments to sort through my racing thoughts before climbing off.

Ryan said into the phones bringing out smiles from Hutton's lips, "Good that way...." he muttered and hung up, Ryan dashed into his car and sped off to the slum where Steve would be waiting to take him there, his friend is quite an illiterate and won't check on the location he turned on. ******* Hours later, Ryan stood in front of Ria, they both stared into each other's eyes, Ria had wounds from the torture and her eyes was full of tears, Ryan felt pained seeing her that way, she looked into his eyes and was surprised at the glint of hope which was in it,

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and

[Hazel] The hidden train carrying us from the station at Devil’s Ridge, just beyond Moon River City, to the coastal town of Crescent City, moves swiftly, faster than any monorail on the surface. Even the elegant train in Moon River City, the most sophisticated civilian transport in the west, feels slow compared to the rapid movement of this 50-year-old rail system. According to Dan, our pilot, it had been built in secret by a group of loyal engineers and capable soldiers using the best available to wolfkind.

He runs after her. She looks at him in anger but he smile remembering everything. "Wait" he stopped her. "What Happened" "Wait here don't move your single muscle also" he runs somewhere. There at a corner was some counter and Ryan goes away and came back with two tickets. "Now let's go" "Where?" "To see sunset" he drags her Forward way. When Hope look at her front her mouth agape with shock. There was a sky tram in there. "Ryan this is?"