Nin swung himself up into the carriage, then held a hand out to lead her in.
“Our side project—it’s nice what a little bit of magic can do.” His voice was more muffled, though Anya could still make out what he said. “It’s our underground train network.”
Nin scanned a hand over a flat black screen, as a demure, programmed voice greeted him, “Hello, Nin.”
Anya stepped in as the interior lights began to come on, giving the carriage a luminous glow. The carriage could hold about ten individuals. Maybe a few more, if they were all Anya’s size.
“I could probably live here, if I had no other choice,” Nin remarked, standing before the flat black screen.
“Our side project—it’s nice what a little bit of magic can do.” His voice was more muffled, though Anya could still make out what he said. “It’s our underground train network.”
Nin scanned a hand over a flat black screen, as a demure, programmed voice greeted him, “Hello, Nin.”
Anya stepped in as the interior lights began to come on, giving the carriage a luminous glow. The carriage could hold about ten individuals. Maybe a few more, if they were all Anya’s size.
“I could probably live here, if I had no other choice,” Nin remarked, standing before the flat black screen.
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