Once, there was a mystical train station, called the Humble Train Station. It's believed that if you go on the train, you'll ride the train for eternity.

It was a cold foggy night. I was driving to the supermarket with my best friend Permyriad. I forgot to buy ice cream because it was game night today.

Suddenly, a bright light shined in front of us. The light shortly disappeared and we saw this really old train station. I tried to start the car, it wouldn't start, so we had no choice but to enter this old-looking train station. Before we climbed the stairs, we had to pay a few dollars to get in.

"Please enjoy your ride." A voice from nowhere whispers in our ears, "The train will be arriving soon."

We climbed the stairs and found a man sitting on the bench. He doesn't really look like that he's from this time period by looking at his suit. Permyriad went up to him and said, "Where are you going, sir?"

"To see my best friend."

I pulled Permyriad away from the weird man.

"You shouldn't be talking to strangers!"

Permyriad just nodded. I looked around and saw a board saying, "Sacrifices for today." I thought to myself, "What kind of train station is this?!" I looked at this "Sacrifices for today". It said it needed two humans. The train arrived. And suddenly a soft voice whispers into my ear. "Don't go into the train." I looked at Permyriad, it looks like he heard it too. But, we can't leave if the train only gets one human passenger. We both thought really hard. Which one of us will board the train? I cried. He is my best friend, I don't want him to go. A time limit appeared on the board. It said we had 30 minutes to make a decision. We both agreed to sit down and talk about what was the best thing we ever did.

A person went in the train station. "Hey, don't worry. I'm here to help." This mysterious stranger with blonde hair said, "I'll push both of you in the train, so you can be together forever!"

"Oh thanks for coming- WAIT WHAT?!"

He held a knife and he threatened to stab both us. We were pushed into the train, never to be seen again.