And then, before we knew it, we were there. We were back at the same train station.

We didn't see ponies in a line... We didn't see ponies getting on...
In fact, we didn't see ponies at all.

There was just a train. There was just a train awaiting somepony... Awaiting someone... But who? It was like that train was waiting for us. It was like that train was specifically sitting there for us...

It was quite interesting, but quite sketchy, too.

"There's just a train? That doesn't make sense. Where's the town folk? The small ponies? Where is the Alaska vibe?" Looka asked. She was just as confused as I was...

"It's kinda...." Scoff looked for the word, but I already had the perfect word.

"Sketchy?" I asked.

"Yeah, that's the word..." He examined the train.

"Okay, I'll go up to the ticket booth, and I will check to see if there are any ponies. Stay here while I go..." I insisted. I trotted over to the train station's stairs, and I climbed up.

I was now on the train station's platform.

I looked around, and I spotted the ticket booth. I went up to the booth, and I took a peak into the window.

Nopony was there.... It looked like it had been deserted a while ago...

'Would anypony be in the train?' I asked myself in my head...
I didn't know, but I knew I would have to get the others...

Y'know... Just in case we could get back to the Everfree...
Not because I was scared of getting jumpscared by a pony...
Nope... Definitely not scared.

I trotted back to the others, leaping off the stairs this time.

"Did 'ya find anything?" Scoff asked.

"Umm... Well, no... But! I think we should look inside of the train. What if there's ponies in there?" I questioned, stating what I thought.