Complete friends - (4)

"If this is the last train and the railway is going to shut down tomorrow, then we need to hurry up before the sun starts cycling on the mountains."

"But you do not even know where your destination is."

"Wheresoever, somewhere familiar, somewhere sickening and sinister! There is no need for waiting around. We do not even know if it is the time for a sunrise or a sunset."

"But there is a light at the end of the tunnel, maybe there is a solution to this problem. Trust me."

"Wait, look behind us. Is that a train coming up to us? That idiom is not always correct, right?"

"This is not an exception. There is a solution to this problem."

Finally, where the sun is shining on Earth, the outdoors, where I had never seen in such a long time, where more than half of the sun is still working. (Let's be accurate here, this was another confusedly illogical way of saying the sun is still working.)

"Why don't you tell me more? I am curious about what happens next in the story right now."

"The truth is, this is the last time we will ever meet each other. You are the most positive and helpful person I have ever met. But we need to move on with our lives, so would you like to take some photos of us?"

"Do you remember the fact that there is a train behind us?"

"These sunlights are blinding you. Phantasms keep showing up in your view unintentionally, but they are so vivid and colourful, not monochrome and gloomy. However, you sometimes need to know how to separate the too-horrifying-to-be-scared-of nightmares that you often imagine when you daydream from what is called reality. Trust me."

The train stop. The train following us goes through us then disappears.

"Let's just get back to the photos. I have not met you before, but I do not mind taking pictures with complete strangers here and there. And I do not know trains have doppelgangers until now."

"Trains are not an exception. Everything is possible, right?"

Is it true that I am taking photos with my grandfather right now? Is it true that I am still alive anymore right now?

So we can a step outside. It was gorgeous. All of the mountainous villages and the dazzling blue ocean are extraordinary. All of the evergreen plateaus and the crystal clear streams are exceptional. I cannot stop myself from watching how nature can present us with such perfect landscapes and such devastating disasters. We take some photos and decide to laminate them first, then put them in golden frames. That should preserve them for years and years to come.

"But how comes there are no people here?"

"There is a reason for that. It was discovered to contain large amounts of rare minerals and findings that would be..."

"No, not that."

We have a good laugh. It is crazy that we become friends after a simple conversation (and one-third of a story). We do not seem like complete strangers anymore.

"Do you know that meeting a doppelganger means there will be some unfortunate disturbances in the future?"

"Yes, I studied that in my mythology lessons at school last week. Wait, if the train met its doppelganger, then something horrifying will happen to the train later today!"

"The railway is shutting down today, we all know that. I am worried about you right now. If you saw your younger self getting onto the train yesterday, then something frightening will happen to you today!"

"Do you know what is going to happen to me?"

"I wish I could. My only hope right now is that you do not get yourself into trouble."

"But I did not actually meet myself. That is going to make a difference, right?"

"This is not an exception to the rule. You will better be prepared for this situation."

"Let's just get back to the story. Where were we? This is a story of a child, who was the child of the perfect caregiver, an entertainer for the servants. There was not a single moment when he felt sad..."

To be continued. I know that posting literature on a website based around math and science is not worth it. But it is worth a try.

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Complete friends - (4)

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