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00:00:00.120 Speaker 1 [train horn]
00:00:04.860 Speaker 1 [upbeat music]
00:00:49.460 Speaker 1 Dust. Chapter One. Heist.
00:00:54.980 Speaker 1 Regulus K. Boogerton smiled at the people he was trying to rob. They had no idea
00:01:00.380 Speaker 1 what was even happening. "It's incredible what they serve in this place. Did you see
00:01:05.740 Speaker 1 that?" The aristocrat pointed at a blob of text on the menu, far too distant for
00:01:10.860 Speaker 1 Regulus to read. Regulus agreed anyway. That was his part.
00:01:16.400 Speaker 1 "Truly unbelievable." Irita Claire's two siblings leaned
00:01:22.280 Speaker 1 in to read the menu. "Corn gravy and mash. Mashed what?" "It
00:01:28.220 Speaker 1 just says mash." "Mash for brains, I assure you."
00:01:32.900 Speaker 1 [laughs] Everyone in the seating room laughed, especially Irita Claire.
00:01:39.140 Speaker 1 She went as far as to curl an interested eyebrow at him. Scandalous. He needed
00:01:45.100 Speaker 1 to get out of here before she started popping buttons on her dress and saying,
00:01:49.100 Speaker 1 "Oopsies." Romantic affairs were not part of the plan, but they were frequent
00:01:55.020 Speaker 1 side effects. Terrible, really. He practically left a trail of heartsick women
00:01:59.980 Speaker 1 wherever he went. A few men, too. It wasn't like he could turn it off, though. Not
00:02:05.880 Speaker 1 his magnificent charm. Regulus made a show of looking at his pocket watch.
00:02:10.940 Speaker 1 "Thank you again for your uncommon kindness, letting me ride in
00:02:16.900 Speaker 1 your train." "It isn't our train. We borrowed it." "Ah,
00:02:22.920 Speaker 1 then thank you for allowing me to borrow it with you." Irita Claire looked like she
00:02:28.740 Speaker 1 might strangle her younger sister. "Melon is correct. This car
00:02:34.640 Speaker 1 and a few others are Fairlane train cars, but the rest of the train is
00:02:40.700 Speaker 1 not. It's a tragic story, really." She managed to slide even closer to
00:02:46.280 Speaker 1 Regulus as she said the last part of her sentence. Irita Claire let a gloved
00:02:51.920 Speaker 1 hand rest lightly on his left thigh underneath the table. Regulus
00:02:57.660 Speaker 1 coughed light- [coughs] "Are you certain the furnace room is not
00:03:03.460 Speaker 1 next door? Mm." [laughs] Irita Claire let out a half growl,
00:03:09.300 Speaker 1 half laugh, but didn't speak. Her siblings and friends looked at each other and
00:03:14.300 Speaker 1 either whispered, giggled, or pretended not to notice. Too much charm.
00:03:20.060 Speaker 1 Definitely too much charm. He literally could not turn it off, though.
00:03:25.980 Speaker 1 Not without ruining the entire plan. Regulus stood up suddenly as Irita Claire tried
00:03:31.460 Speaker 1 to lay her head on his shoulder. That was going too far. She teetered and flopped
00:03:36.620 Speaker 1 over onto the padded bench, hair and dress flying through the air. "I've just had a
00:03:41.620 Speaker 1 wonderful idea." He pretended not to notice as her sister tried to help Irita Claire
00:03:47.580 Speaker 1 up. The red-faced woman batted her away and smiled eagerly at Regulus. He smiled
00:03:53.120 Speaker 1 back. "I'm going on a tour of the train. An adventure, really,
00:03:59.020 Speaker 1 when you consider the state of their dining menu." Another polite round of laughs.
00:04:04.680 Speaker 1 [laughs] Except from Irita Claire. Her eyes simply simmered. He'd seen
00:04:10.680 Speaker 1 that look before. This pot was about to boil over.
00:04:15.240 Speaker 1 "Perhaps you'll visit the furnace room next door when you return.
00:04:21.440 Speaker 1 I simply must find the source of this unbearable heat."
00:04:27.800 Speaker 1 Regulus coughed to make a show of hiding his blush. "Irida, are you
00:04:33.520 Speaker 1 feeling okay?" Irita Claire's friends had been too afraid to ask, but seemed
00:04:39.400 Speaker 1 pleased that her sister had. Regulus felt the wall between worlds weakening.
00:04:45.540 Speaker 1 He couldn't help but feel the universe was offering him an insult. It was definitely
00:04:50.700 Speaker 1 time to go. He strode out of the room waving. Irita Claire practically raced him to
00:04:56.220 Speaker 1 the seating room door. Her friends and siblings watched her go with concern. She was
00:05:01.300 Speaker 1 the highest ranking and thus the head of the house. Extramarital relationships were
00:05:06.320 Speaker 1 not forbidden in the aristocracy, but only because a rule not to destroy one's own
00:05:12.260 Speaker 1 reputation was so far self-evident. To them, sex was a negotiation
00:05:18.060 Speaker 1 tool all its own. If you were in the habit of giving things away for free, well,
00:05:24.040 Speaker 1 surely competitors and suitors would start lining up outside your mansions to take
00:05:28.540 Speaker 1 further advantage. Regulus wouldn't know what that was like. His membership to the
00:05:33.980 Speaker 1 aristocracy ended and began with putting on the costume. "My private rooms are
00:05:39.720 Speaker 1 next door." It was clear from the faces in the room when she opened the door to
00:05:44.960 Speaker 1 whisper again that everyone had heard her. "Half an hour." The door
00:05:50.620 Speaker 1 finally closed for good. Regulus walked off in haste. He would need to meet her
00:05:56.500 Speaker 1 again. Irita Claire was a critical part of the plan, but he had to be careful.
00:06:02.940 Speaker 1 If he let this go too far, well, the situation was already as tense as piano wire.
00:06:09.456 Speaker 1 If he consummated this farce, it might kill everyone on the train. For
00:06:15.436 Speaker 1 now, it was time to meet the rest of his team.
00:06:18.196 Speaker 1 [upbeat music]
00:06:30.656 Speaker 1 Regulus made his way to the infamous dining car. It was clearly not a Fairlane car.
00:06:35.656 Speaker 1 Based on how they were dressed, at least half of the current occupants would have
00:06:38.936 Speaker 1 been thrown off the moving train if it were a Fairlane car. Very strict dress codes.
00:06:45.436 Speaker 1 He took a seat at the table with a privacy wall and waited to be served. While he
00:06:49.916 Speaker 1 waited, he affixed the yellow piper pin to his suit coat. Regulus didn't know who he
00:06:55.476 Speaker 1 was meeting, but they would know him by the pin he wore. A woman in a black suit and
00:07:00.796 Speaker 1 a little red bow tie appeared a few minutes later with a menu. She had prematurely
00:07:05.716 Speaker 1 gray hair, though her face was still youthful. She couldn't have been out of her
00:07:09.816 Speaker 1 30s. "Oh my, what a striking nose you have."
00:07:16.056 Speaker 1 "It's my best feature." "Is it?" Regulus narrowed his
00:07:22.016 Speaker 1 eyes. The Fairlanes had been right to look down on the commoner dining car if this
00:07:26.916 Speaker 1 was how he was going to be treated. "I'll take a glass of brandy." The
00:07:32.856 Speaker 1 server rolled her eyes at him and then came back a minute later with a glass of
00:07:37.616 Speaker 1 something. It wasn't brandy. "Are you sure there's nothing else I can
00:07:43.476 Speaker 1 help you with?" She tilted her chin and wiggled one shoulder around. Where had they
00:07:49.076 Speaker 1 found this server? "Are you having a seizure or something?"
00:07:55.176 Speaker 1 She pointed at the metal pin fixed to her suit coat, a small blue dove.
00:08:01.716 Speaker 1 Oh. Oh. The Blue Dove. "My apologies.
00:08:07.876 Speaker 1 It looked like a pigeon." "No, it doesn't." Blue Dove sat down in the seat across
00:08:13.696 Speaker 1 from him. "So who are you then? The bird expert?"
00:08:19.395 Speaker 1 Regulus took a sip of whatever was in his glass and frowned. It tasted like shoe
00:08:24.416 Speaker 1 polish. Blue Dove rolled her eyes. "No. Who are you? The big-nosed rich
00:08:30.396 Speaker 1 guy?" "Darling, I can't believe you've figured me out already." Regulus took
00:08:36.296 Speaker 1 another sip of his shoe polish. "Where's our final compatriot?" "The Red Crane?"
00:08:42.716 Speaker 1 "So you are the bird expert." [sighs] "I figured you'd already met. Where have you
00:08:48.396 Speaker 1 been? We've been waiting forever." "I was, mm, preoccupied."
00:08:55.676 Speaker 1 Blue Dove pounded on the privacy wall behind her. A man got out of the neighboring
00:09:00.236 Speaker 1 booth and sat down next to her. He looked like... Well, he looked like one of the
00:09:05.696 Speaker 1 people the Fairlanes would have thrown off their moving train to clean up the dining
00:09:09.636 Speaker 1 car. "Hello, Yellow, uh..." "Yellow
00:09:15.256 Speaker 1 Piper." "She's the bird expert." Blue Dove took Regulus' shoe
00:09:21.376 Speaker 1 polish and downed it in one swig. That did it then. She wasn't getting a tip.
00:09:26.796 Speaker 1 "Ah, let's just use our real names. I'm Sandel Becker, or Sandy,
00:09:32.896 Speaker 1 but not Sand." "Why would we call you Sand?" "You wouldn't."
00:09:38.736 Speaker 1 "Understood. And you are?" "Tritt."
00:09:43.056 Speaker 1 "Tritt. Do you have a last name?"
00:09:49.156 Speaker 1 "I do." The man said nothing more. "You do a lot of talking."
00:09:55.056 Speaker 1 "That, my dear, is my specialty, and my name is Regulus K.
00:10:01.096 Speaker 1 Bookerton." The three of them looked at each other in turn, no one yet willing to
00:10:06.636 Speaker 1 broach the ultimate reason they met on this train. "So I see how our
00:10:12.656 Speaker 1 bird expert got on the train." "I'm not the bird expert. I'm just not an idiot."
00:10:18.676 Speaker 1 "But how did you sneak onto this train, Tritt?"
00:10:24.276 Speaker 1 Tritt shrugged. "Bought a ticket." "You what?"
00:10:29.775 Speaker 1 "I just bought a ticket. It's a train, isn't it? Anyone can buy
00:10:35.556 Speaker 1 one." Regulus had followed six months of meticulous orders from the puppeteer's
00:10:41.496 Speaker 1 mysterious notes to get on this train. He'd forged documents. He'd
00:10:47.216 Speaker 1 ruined companies. He'd even worn a fake mustache for a while.
00:10:53.036 Speaker 1 Regulus finally closed his mouth when he realized it was hanging open. "Yeah, the
00:10:58.456 Speaker 1 puppeteer told me to try and work my way onto the train's security. Ah, it seemed
00:11:03.076 Speaker 1 like too much work, so I just bought a ticket." "You don't think maybe the
00:11:08.676 Speaker 1 reason you were supposed to work security was so that you could infiltrate them?"
00:11:13.596 Speaker 1 "Nah, I did something better." Better? The puppeteer's plans were supposed to
00:11:19.556 Speaker 1 be followed exactly. That's what made them work. If this imbecile had already
00:11:25.616 Speaker 1 deviated from the plan... "So what's your story, big nose?" Regulus closed his
00:11:31.556 Speaker 1 eyes and sighed inwardly. There was no way he was even attempting this without a
00:11:36.676 Speaker 1 drink. A moment later, another server wandered by, then stopped and turned around to
00:11:42.436 Speaker 1 speak to them. "Hey, weird question, but I mixed up an order and poured this extra
00:11:47.656 Speaker 1 glass of brandy by mistake. Does anyone want it?" Tritt swiped the glass
00:11:53.376 Speaker 1 directly off the server's tray and downed it. "Ah, thank you." Then the server
00:11:58.856 Speaker 1 looked at Sandel in confusion. "I'm on break." The server just shook his head and
00:12:04.776 Speaker 1 walked off. Regulus massaged his temples. That was twice this had happened.
00:12:10.596 Speaker 1 Surely, surely the puppeteer was just testing him Seeing if he could manage success
00:12:16.192 Speaker 1 with even the most incapable buffoons. Did you at least bring your
00:12:21.852 Speaker 1 ciphers? Sandel slid over a piece of paper with four letters on it. Trit
00:12:27.652 Speaker 1 tapped the side of his head and winked. D-C-S-E.
00:12:34.372 Speaker 1 It took Regulus a few minutes to use the three combined ciphers to decode the
00:12:38.592 Speaker 1 briefing from the Puppeteer. He wrote down the decoded words one letter at a time.
00:12:44.032 Speaker 1 When he was done, everyone looked at each other, uncertain. That's not very helpful.
00:12:50.732 Speaker 1 Surely, surely this was not the entire plan. He read it again,
00:12:56.672 Speaker 1 searching for some hidden meaning, but there wasn't a lot of room for secrets.
00:13:02.052 Speaker 1 Rob the vault.
00:13:05.772 Speaker 1 Maybe he should just go meet Irita Claire in her room after all. If he was going to
00:13:10.632 Speaker 1 die on this train anyway, he may as well enjoy it. Chapter Two:
00:13:16.952 Speaker 1 The Perfect Plan.
00:13:19.832 Speaker 1 Trit looked down at the message Big Nose had written. Maybe he'd done it wrong. He
00:13:24.252 Speaker 1 wasn't sure how it was supposed to work. Secret codes weren't really his thing.
00:13:29.612 Speaker 1 Well, then it was a good thing he'd ignored his orders to join the security. Being
00:13:34.512 Speaker 1 smart didn't mean you knew everything. Sometimes clever people saw things that smart
00:13:39.252 Speaker 1 people didn't. He would know because he was clever. I think we need a new plan.
00:13:46.252 Speaker 1 Okay, Trit, so we'll just figure out how to rob an armored vault on the spot. Yeah,
00:13:52.272 Speaker 1 that's right. That's all we gotta do. Good. It sounded like she was on board. Big
00:13:57.632 Speaker 1 Nose was still rubbing his head, though. Probably wasn't used to using it so much.
00:14:02.552 Speaker 1 These vault trains have dozens of armed guards, and they aren't your usual
00:14:08.092 Speaker 1 nose-picking, unmotivated variety either. They will be dangerous men,
00:14:13.972 Speaker 1 and armed. Did I mention armed? That's right, which is why you're
00:14:19.792 Speaker 1 gonna love this. There should have been 40 shock troopers in the two cars
00:14:23.852 Speaker 1 surrounding the vault. But I delayed their deployment before I got on the train. So
00:14:28.652 Speaker 1 now there's only four, two inside the vault and four outside. That's
00:14:34.812 Speaker 1 six. What? That's six guards. You said four. Uh,
00:14:41.052 Speaker 1 fine. So there's 36 fewer shock troopers. How's that? Mathematically accurate.
00:14:47.372 Speaker 1 Now, is it too late to make it two guards or none? What? I'm
00:14:53.352 Speaker 1 just saying, if we're changing the count, we should go for lower. I'm not changing
00:14:58.252 Speaker 1 the count. Trit slapped his hands against his face and slowly pulled them down.
00:15:04.192 Speaker 1 Here, I'll explain it. So there were 34 guards. 40. Why are we going
00:15:10.212 Speaker 1 up now? Trit groaned, then reached under the table to pull something out of his
00:15:15.312 Speaker 1 boot. He slammed a piece of metal the size of his hand down between them. It looked
00:15:20.212 Speaker 1 like a large iron nail with a handle. And what is that? A hole
00:15:25.892 Speaker 1 puncher. We walk right up to the guards and punch that through the weak part of the
00:15:30.072 Speaker 1 armor, just between where the neck plates connect to the helmet. What?
00:15:34.892 Speaker 1 [sighs] No more talk. Take that. I'll take the one on the left. Reg, you get the one
00:15:40.092 Speaker 1 on the right. Then Trit got up from the table and started walking to the back of the
00:15:44.672 Speaker 1 dining car. These people were going to talk all day if he let them. Hold on. Wait.
00:15:50.672 Speaker 1 I said wait. The train rattled furiously and a serving cart slammed into him from
00:15:56.512 Speaker 1 just out of view. Trit spun with the blow and kicked the cart. Snacks and bottled
00:16:00.732 Speaker 1 drinks went flying. He stepped back into a defensive stance with the hole puncher in
00:16:04.912 Speaker 1 his hands. Someone put a hand on his shoulder and he nearly skewered them. Sandel
00:16:09.832 Speaker 1 took a step back and put her hands up. Easy, I think you got it. Trit forced himself
00:16:15.732 Speaker 1 to relax. He was getting better. Sandel waved for him to come sit back down, so he
00:16:21.592 Speaker 1 did. You can put that away for now. The other two were looking down
00:16:27.532 Speaker 1 at his hands. Trit was still holding the hole puncher in a white-knuckle grip. He
00:16:32.291 Speaker 1 released it and stowed it back in his boot. Maybe he wasn't getting that much
00:16:37.112 Speaker 1 better. I think I have a plan that won't get us shot, at least not right
00:16:42.992 Speaker 1 away. I like the sound of that. Agreed. Big Nose watched Trit
00:16:48.972 Speaker 1 carefully, like he might punch a hole in him. He wouldn't. It wasn't right to kill
00:16:54.252 Speaker 1 people for no reason. You should at least have a reason. I've walked the entire
00:16:59.272 Speaker 1 train, except the Fairlane cars, and I think Trit's right. There aren't very many
00:17:03.852 Speaker 1 shock troopers. Doesn't take many. Besides, the vault car is locked. That's sort
00:17:09.732 Speaker 1 of the point. I'm all out of explosives, too.
00:17:14.832 Speaker 1 Regulus and Sandel shared a concerned look before Sandel continued speaking. We
00:17:21.092 Speaker 1 don't have to get through the vault door, though, Trit. Because
00:17:27.072 Speaker 1 I'm a drifter.
00:17:29.672 Speaker 1 A what? A drifter. So you're not a server?
00:17:35.732 Speaker 1 No. What? She's not just a server. She's also the bird expert.
00:17:41.732 Speaker 1 [sighs] You don't know what a drifter is?
00:17:47.132 Speaker 1 No. I reckon it's a good time to learn, though, if it keeps people from putting
00:17:52.052 Speaker 1 holes in me. Okay. I'll try to explain. Sandel cleared her throat,
00:17:57.972 Speaker 1 pulled out a ballpoint pen from her suit coat, then started writing directly on the
00:18:02.172 Speaker 1 table. From the look of it, she wasn't the first person to do so. First of all, what
00:18:07.552 Speaker 1 do you know about frames? Uh... That's fine. I'll start from the top.
00:18:13.752 Speaker 1 So the whole universe is made of the same kind of stuff. We call that stuff
00:18:18.252 Speaker 1 delirium. Are you with me so far? Sure. There's a whole lot of that stuff, delirium,
00:18:24.808 Speaker 1 in its raw form just outside of the present frame. A frame would make a
00:18:30.288 Speaker 1 terrible present. Will you just shut up for two minutes? Hmph.
00:18:38.008 Speaker 1 Okay, so that's where we are right now, the present frame. Everything in the future
00:18:43.708 Speaker 1 is delirium, pure potential, real physical stuff that hasn't been shaped into the
00:18:49.248 Speaker 1 world we know and love. Me, you, this table, the train. So in a way,
00:18:55.208 Speaker 1 the present frame is like the leading edge of a wave that moves through the
00:18:59.428 Speaker 1 delirium. Trit, you're drooling. Huh? He mopped up the
00:19:05.388 Speaker 1 drool coming out of his mouth. So the future is a kind of uniform,
00:19:10.908 Speaker 1 unshaped potential, and the present is, well, it's the present. Just look around.
00:19:16.688 Speaker 1 But what about the past? I'm sure that's what you're thinking. The past doesn't just
00:19:22.568 Speaker 1 turn back into delirium, not right away anyway. It lingers around for a while in
00:19:28.428 Speaker 1 frames, frozen moments of reality that you can visit if you have the right set of
00:19:34.008 Speaker 1 skills, if you're a drifter like me. I can't tell if you're lying
00:19:39.988 Speaker 1 or just crazy.
00:19:43.428 Speaker 1 It means I can do this. Then she disappeared completely.
00:19:49.588 Speaker 1 Oh. Trit stared at the spot where Sandel used to be for a good twenty
00:19:55.328 Speaker 1 seconds. Then slowly, he waved a hand through the air where she'd been sitting.
00:20:01.468 Speaker 1 Sandel popped back into existence in the aisle next to their table. Now that's
00:20:06.908 Speaker 1 impressive. You really should lead with that instead of a lecture.
00:20:12.768 Speaker 1 Sandel rolled her eyes and sat back down. But the mood had changed. This didn't seem
00:20:18.708 Speaker 1 like such an impossible task anymore. If she could go right through walls, robbing
00:20:23.988 Speaker 1 the vault car just got a lot easier. Of course, there were still two shock troopers
00:20:29.888 Speaker 1 inside the vault. An inkling of a plan, one that wouldn't get them all killed,
00:20:36.088 Speaker 1 started forming in Trit's own mind. So, you can time travel.
00:20:42.668 Speaker 1 Sort of. It's more like physical memories. Memories of a place?
00:20:49.008 Speaker 1 I can go to a frozen image in the past. A frame. So, could you just
00:20:55.108 Speaker 1 go into the vault when they're loading it and come right back with whatever's
00:21:00.668 Speaker 1 inside? It doesn't go that far back. An hour at most, usually, and I can't bring
00:21:06.168 Speaker 1 anything with me. Trit nodded slowly, chewing on his bottom lip.
00:21:12.148 Speaker 1 Why aren't you naked? What? You said you can't bring anything
00:21:17.908 Speaker 1 back. Why aren't you naked? If that were true, you should be naked.
00:21:23.848 Speaker 1 If you knew how many times I'd heard that one. Trit ignored Big Nose.
00:21:29.908 Speaker 1 There was something to learn here. He needed to understand the limits of what Sandel
00:21:35.488 Speaker 1 could do. The world looked a lot different than it did just a few minutes ago. I
00:21:41.528 Speaker 1 can only really move things that belong in the present frame. Delirium works on
00:21:47.188 Speaker 1 identity. It's complicated. The plan that had started forming in
00:21:53.148 Speaker 1 his mind finally settled into place. Guards probably change shifts every few
00:21:59.148 Speaker 1 hours. Everyone's got to piss. That means the vault opens. Could you
00:22:05.148 Speaker 1 go back in time and see the combination to the locks? Sure.
00:22:11.348 Speaker 1 And they won't notice you? It's the past. Nothing I do there can directly change the
00:22:17.108 Speaker 1 future. Everyone's like a statue.
00:22:22.588 Speaker 1 If my intelligence is correct, the Fairlane vault also requires a key that only the
00:22:27.948 Speaker 1 head of house carries. I've done some groundwork there already. I should
00:22:33.888 Speaker 1 be able to procure it if we need it. Trit nodded and then took Sandel's pen and
00:22:39.848 Speaker 1 started drawing a map of the train next to her drawings. It took them half an hour
00:22:44.988 Speaker 1 to argue through a coherent plan, but it seemed feasible. Not bad for three
00:22:50.708 Speaker 1 strangers. All right. It's settled. Bandy, you get the combination,
00:22:56.988 Speaker 1 learn the guard change patterns, and tell us what the inside of the vault looks
00:23:00.968 Speaker 1 like. Big Nose, you get that key, then you stay out of the way. Then yours
00:23:06.608 Speaker 1 truly will take out the guards, open the vault, and take out more guards. Then the
00:23:11.868 Speaker 1 job's done. A perfect plan. Easy as that. The best plans were simple
00:23:17.408 Speaker 1 plans. Plans with room for error. There was a commotion at the end of the dining
00:23:23.008 Speaker 1 car. A flustered aristocrat was screaming profanities at a group of men in armor.
00:23:28.708 Speaker 1 Haven't you been listening? We've been robbed, you sand eater. Trit couldn't see the
00:23:34.608 Speaker 1 faces of the shock troopers beneath all that armor, but the body language told the
00:23:39.508 Speaker 1 story. They didn't look happy. Did she just say robbed? That's him.
00:23:45.888 Speaker 1 The one who tricked my sister. Uh-oh. Why are you just standing there? Arrest him.
00:23:52.108 Speaker 1 Arrest all of them. Trit ducked back into their seating booth. The sound of metal
00:23:57.328 Speaker 1 feet came racing down the corridor. I think we need a new plan. Trit reached
00:24:03.248 Speaker 1 down for the hole puncher in his right boot. His heart raced. They had to do this
00:24:07.308 Speaker 1 perfectly. Even then, it looked bad. Okay, when the first one grabs Something
00:24:13.188 Speaker 1 nagged at Trit. He looked over at the empty seats. They were gone.
00:24:19.928 Speaker 1 They'd just left him here. Metal boots came to a stop next to him.
00:24:26.048 Speaker 1 You, up against the wall. The two of them hauled him out of his seat and pressed him
00:24:30.908 Speaker 1 against the wall while they searched him. They found the hole puncher in his boot.
00:24:36.848 Speaker 1 I can't believe they left
00:25:32.488 Speaker 1 me.