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     Selina was upset. Her reasoning was flawed and her logic invalid. Did it really matter? Rationality went out the door the second the disruption had occurred. Yellow was all she could see. Why would she see red, a colour associated with anger, when yellow infuriated her much more than she believed possible? Clark had messed everything up and now she was doomed. That void, with its tendrils and whispers, came upon her now. She pictured his eyes bulging out of his skull as she drew out the last of his breathes from that idiotic mind.      “Are you telling me what I think you’re telling me?” Selina asked in shuddered brea

     A train rumbled past abandoned farmland, more or less went through its route unnoticed. For the passengers on board, not much was visible other than the night sky.The moon, only a crescent in the sky did its best to illuminate the land below, but still came up short.The night became a void, pierced only by the twinkle of stars sending their light across the universe. Even those became lost by the occasional obscurity of drifting clouds. A few found the mystery of the night sky relaxing, and others only wanted to reach their destination.  All of the passengers were tired, and greatly desired sleep. This task was made all the easier by the