Beatrice 2019/06/16(Sun)06:33 No. 936009 ID: d30838
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You wake with a start. Your sleep was restless. You can't quite tell how long you were out, the train is still hurtling along, and no sunlight enters through the boards covering the windows. You weren't crushed by the rolls of wire fencing, for what it's worth.

You aren't sure of the time.

I hope you at least have some idea of how to leave this wagon without being seeing. Based on the previous station will you be able to get out when the train stop or do you need to jump before that?
And what kind of wire are we talking about? If it's copper it's worth taking some pieces to hide inside your bag and your instrument.

First things first: name, inventory check, time period(if applicable) and explain the situation. When that’s finished attempt to play something on your banjo despite lack of hands.

Beatrice 2019/06/16(Sun)08:20 No. 936019 ID: d30838
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>>936010
You can't jump while it's going this fast!
The wire looks like iron or steel. You aren't an expert.
You're not sure exactly where you are. You've been hopping from train to train for a while, and been in this particular wagon for maybe one and a half days now. Your phone is dead. You're probably still in Pennsylvania.

>>936013
Your name is Mar. It is sometime in late July, 2019 AD. You're train surfing.

You have with you:
* A ukulele
* A copy of the Philadelphia Inquirer, dated to the 12th of July 2019
* A small blanket
* Half a bottle of Nestle Pure Life Purified Water
* A YescomUSA Camping Backpack containing a dead phone, a novelty bat detector, a plastic bag containing pretzels opened and resealed using rubber bands, a map of major US railways, a wallet containing $12 in cash, a small bottle of aspirin pills, and a can of Coca-Cola Vanilla. There is also a slightly elderly cheese and ham sandwich wrapped in a napkin.

Anyway, you have perfectly functional wings. But you play with your feet and beak. You just need a song to play.

what does the newspaper say?

Beatrice 2019/06/16(Sun)09:17 No. 936028 ID: 53753a
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>>936025
The usual. Just politics. You stopped bothering about it almost a year ago now.

one thing you have to do as soon as you can is charge your phone up. But I doubt you can do that anytime soon on the train, plus from the look of your inventory, we didn't bring a phone charger. might have to buy one, but your kind of low on money. Guess when we get off this train, you'll have to do some street performing

Check the railway map to remind yourself where you are heading, and what is your end goal.

So, I take it your hobby is bat watching with that bat detector? Or do you use it for something else?

So you don't have a phone charger? Did you lose it?

Sing Happy Birthday.

You can probably just find someone who's willing to let you use their phone charger for half an hour, right? If you go to a public area.

>>936019
>put phone on low battery mode
>brightness as low as possible for you to see
>look at map and check route for where you're going