Squid Games Train Station Novels & Stories

Tyler rolled his eyes at him, uninterested, "It was a long list and I might have made some mistake, so you better confirm it by your own eyes!" "Aright! What's the name of the place?" "It's some training facility named 'Rudra Arsenal Training Junction' on Zerg!"

I really had to do something about this phobia when I got home. The train slowed after a short journey, the only indication we were coming to a halt Sassafras's impatient tail swish. I looked up in surprise to find we'd arrived at another station and had to disembark. Finally on more solid ground on the elevated platform, I recognized Theridialis's tower only a short distance away.

She stepped inside, standing close to the door, holding the small box tightly against her chest. “Track 1, Yamanote Line bound for Shibuya and Shinjuku will depart shortly. Please stand behind the yellow line. The doors are closing.” The doors slid shut slowly. Sakura waved through the glass. Her smile was small… but her eyes held something far deeper. Heri returned the wave, quietly, from the platform. The train pulled away. Slowly. Gradually disappearing from view. And it was in that moment… Heri realized—he didn’t want this day to end.

There were no passengers to board or get off here, in this unused part of the city, but the train still dutifully stopped at this station anyway, probably following a computer program no had updated in decades. I palmed the multi-key in my pocket. The briefcase thumped against my hip. I thought about the ritual items inside, waiting. I ran down stairs that vibrated with the distant sound of a train already inbound. Past old waiting benches and dim vending machines filled with snacks decades expired. Into a cavernous loading area that reeked of oil, steel, and anticipation. And there they were. X. And J. Cornered. It was showtime. I had him. Finally. Cornered.

And there were those proscribed zones, the Wastelands . Still, since nobody was disembarking, it must mean that this was not the final destination. Svetlana was trying to psych herself up to make her way to the toilet bucket when a wave went over the people below, heads turning in unison toward the sliding door at the end which suddenly flew open. A portly figure in the Train Service green uniform stood there. “Tickets!” the man bellowed.

Minseok smirked, his eyes twinkling as he spoke. "Let's get going, Soo Min; you know what comes next!" I said firmly, turning away from them. "Ah, yes." Soo Min nodded. "Are we all prepared?" "Yes," Na Ri chimed in. "Okay then, let's do this!" Soo Min exclaimed brightly. She rubbed her palms together and drew a circle in the air with her fingers. "Gangnam Station, here we come!" She said, making a mental picture of the station so that she could teleport us there.

quipped Jace. Rain was grateful when they arrived at the last stop before the train had arrived at Athena Station—the place they were going to. It wasn't long before they would either get an answer or go home. At least Rain will be free from fear and hope because who knows what awaits them at their destination station? "Does that storage locker exist? Did dad put something for me to open?" They had almost arrived at a small station when it was morning. The station is located in a village overlooking a beautiful lake. This time they were greeted by discordant sounds and a giant parade of farm animals and vegetables.

When he woke up, Selena was watching him. "You drool." She said. Ethan wiped his mouth. "Shut up." She laughed. Quiet. "You looked peaceful." "I was." The train started slowing again. The speaker: "Final stop: Adelaide Central. This train terminates here. Thank you for traveling with us." Adelaide. People started gathering their things. Nervous energy. Ethan stood. Picked up Lily. "Last one." Selena stood too. "Let’s finish it." --- *6:00 PM. Adelaide Central Station.*

The working watch tells that the station is not completely abandoned. She looked around and it was deserted. No one was around. But she heard the honk of the train and got alerted. She started running towards the platform with all her speed. She reached the platform but froze in her place when she saw Mikhail standing in front of her with his signature smirk and attitude. Their eyes met, her eyes were begging him to let her board the train and his eyes were daring her to do it. Marona looked at him and the train which came and slowly stopped at the platform. She tried her luck and ran towards the open door, she was one step away from boarding it but then got pulled back by strong arms.

I put everything back into the cardboard box before Daniel offered to carry it. As Daniel and I began to leave, we noticed that Cain had stayed back with Jai. "You two can go ahead, we'll be out in a minute," Cain said, noticing we had stopped to wait. Daniel shrugged and turned to me. "Follow me," he said, wiggling his eyebrows. I stepped off the train into one of the most gorgeous trainbstations I had ever been in. It was small, but the natural-colored sandstone walls and floors were crafted beautifully. It was underground, the ceiling was constructed of multi-colored mosaic tiles that pieced together to depict a vibrant forest.