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You know, after a while, I just wanted to get to the end to say I got to the end haha, thanks for the train and all :3

Also congrats on 3000+ games ^.^

Great train! Thanks again!

Thanks! Congrats, again, on reaching 3000 games!

Thank you railway man :)

Thank you for the ride!

Thank you for the train :)

Great train, thanks!

Thank you =)

Nice! That was quite the ride. Thanks!

Awesome train, thank you!

Congrats and thanks a lot for the long ride!

congrats

HOLY COW need sleep now

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What a beautiful caboose on this impressively long train. Thanks so much, ozo! :D

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thanks

thanks for the ride!

Thanks for the train ride!

thx

Thanks!

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Thank you and congratulations!

Thanks for the train and the finger cramps xD

Thank you for the ride!

Thank you for the train!
I did it!

The watcher ran across the village, like a madman, shouting like his life depended on it. "HE'S BACK! HE'S BACK!!!! HE DID IT!"
Everybody gathered at the gates. Literally everyone in the village. What lied before them, before me, was nothing more than a hint of what was once a human being, and a brother. A breathing scrap of meat, attached to some bones and skin, he was using his last strength to desperately communicate his findings.

I had to muster all of my courage to overcome not his gruesome visage, but my own guilt: I was the one who had to go, but did not. The runes choose me, but my heart was too weak. They knew, so they sent him in my stead, hoping to fool the gods. If only...
"hhhhhhghk". A fumbled wheeze, a last sigh, and he was no more. Pinched between two stubs of meat was a little piece of parchment, drenched in blood. The purpose of this whole ordeal, the hopes of the entire village lied on what was written on it.

I carefully unfolded the parchment. There was nothing written on it. The will of the gods was bestowed to him, and by him to us, by a drawing. We were doomed.

Thanks for the ride, ozo!

thx