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It would be a bit longer before the train reached Sector two, but Naoto was just glad for the break from walking. And admittedly the train was a bit more comfortable than their hut, so they just relaxed, deciding to enjoy the rest while they could. However at the sound of a voice, they opened their eyes again.

Naoto blinked, looking up at the girl giving them a questioning look. The stop? They hadn’t been paying much attention, their stop being farther down.

"Hmp. My luck is usually better than this."The brownish red haired girl mumbled under her breath. "When's your stop?" Asuka looked back over to the person beside her. She placed her hand on her hip with an irritated look on her face. She was honestly trying her hardest right now. And it's not like the stranger deserved to be dragged into this mess. 

In hindsight, Naoto wished that they’d learned about the train earlier. It would’ve saved their feet an awful lot of pain from walking all day.

Leaning against the train seat with a yawn, the detective shut their eyes. They couldn’t fall asleep on here, it would be most prudent to get back to their home, since it was probably safer. Their aching feet were keeping them from dozing off, anyways.

Another day of investigation in the city that had uncovered… well, not too much. Naoto had spoken to people they’d determined to be true locals of the city, but they hadn’t said anything Naoto hadn’t already heard. In the back of their mind, they wondered if it might not be a bad idea to take a break for a bit. But… if they didn’t occupy their mind with learning about the city, their thoughts would wander to, well, homesickness. And with attempting an escape near impossible, and downright idiotic, there was nothing to do for the unpleasant feelings of loneliness except distract themself.

They were no stranger to loneliness, of course, and Yosuke was here as well; but nonetheless, it bothered them.

Not many people were riding on here tonight. It wasn't surprise, although. With all these weird monsters that wonder around in certain sectors, it would be understanding to avoid being out at night. The girl wasn't very scared of them, she only saw a few around winter when the scientists announced the hive would freeze over and everyone would most likely die. But those are memories she would like to forget.

Moments later she snapped back into reality after feeling the train come to a stop. This must be the place she wanted to be. Pulling herself up from her seat she made her way to the exit. Blue hues observed another person standing by the exit. Before she left she needed to make sure this was the right stop because when relaxing she lost track of time. Brownish red hair swayed as she turned her head in the direction of the blue haired stranger.

 "This is Sector five's stop, right?"