Kitchen

[Overlord87]

"What the hell is a psycholocational sink? Some kind of device? Should we try and find it?", Jonathan scratches his head.

[Mr. Handy]

"Well, it's probably not that," says Kate, gesturing at the kitchen sink. "I'm afraid I haven't the foggiest what it is. We can look for it, but would we even know what it was if we found it? We might have seen it already and not recognised it for what it is."

[Ritterton]

"Would that help? Would that maybe be what is bringing the trains here that we don't really see?" He asked and then looked about. "Is there a date on that telegram? Sender anything else?"

[Mr. Handy]

"I haven't the foggiest what's going on or what would help," says Kate, examining the telegram to see if it has any other information on it. "I guess we just have to keep looking. There's a lot of this station we haven't seen yet."

[Ritterton]

"Alright, alright, I doubt the answer is upstairs. But, where would it be?" Arty asked and there was a tone of frustration laced within his question.

[Mr. Handy]

"I've no idea," says Kate. "We'll just have to check everywhere. Let's start with the ground floor, then. We'll make our way back to the main waiting room and go from there. Let's check the rest rooms and lounges first. We haven't seen them yet."

[Laraqua]

You can hear piano playing in the restaurant. It’s a cheery, yet slow, melody that seems somehow sad in contrast to your experiences. As though someone were playing the very essence of depressed nostalgia … that very feeling that nothing will ever be okay again … by reminding you that the world outside these walls are filled with happy things.

[Mr. Handy]

Kate quietly moves to the door leading to the restaurant and peeks through it to see who is playing the piano,

[Ritterton]

"What in the blue blazes is that?" Arty's whisper was a frustrated hiss as he followed Kate to the door and heard the music.

[Overlord87]

Jonathan moves close to the other two, shooting one last nervous glance to the platform outside.

[Laraqua]

The restaurant is warmer now. A fire blazes in the fireplace. You can see the man from the train is sitting at the piano, playing to himself and humming. A glass of whiskey rests on the top of the piano. He doesn't look over at you as you crack open the door.

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[Mr. Handy]

Kate pushes open the door and steps into the restaurant, relieved to be out of the freezing kitchen and to see a familiar face. However strange the man is, at least he isn't trying to kill them.

[Overlord87]

Jonathan walks into the room and towards the man: "Well, how pleasant to meet you again, Mr. Morgan". He throws in the name he found in the letter inside the train. He's not 100% sure that's the man's name, but it's worth a gambe. As he says the name, Jonathan watches carefully the man's reaction.

[Laraqua]

Please move to the restaurant.

[Ritterton]

"Vegetables, hmh," he realized that they hadn't looked into the smaller cooler. He gave a heavy sighed and stepped into the kitchen with his walking stick occasionally thumping hard onto the floor. He walked over to the stove and the neighboring cooler. He looked about and then opened the door, hoping that maybe a chilled bottle of wine or champagne might be inside.

[Mr. Handy]

Kate takes a look inside the fridge.

[Laraqua]

There's a lovely big iron range to one side, and a large fridge door to the other side, and a central table covered in vegetables ready for chopping. There's even a chopping board to one side, with a knife, as though it were in mid-use before the kitchen staff were called away. A pair of blue-and-white striped aprons hang from hooks to one side of the door with a little pocket in the middle of each one. There's a big steel door to a walk-in freezer that has some symbols drawn on it in dark colours, as though by a soot-stained finger. Naturally there's a stack of leaflets from the Ministry of Food endorsing healthy, if a little tasteless, alternatives which use more home-grown vegetables rather than imported varieties. The posters on the walls and free cupboard space would also do the Ministry of Food proud. There are also rat traps here and there.

Evidence Collection,The corner of one of the posters have charcoal stains upon them left by fingerprints. One of them has obviously been touched more often than the others.

Occult,These markings don't signify anything of great occult significance. There's the alchemy symbol for Earth, the hermetic symbol for Incense, and the alchemy symbol for fire.

• Delivery Door to Rear of Platform (broken down).
• Restaurant

[Mr. Handy]

Kate returns to the kitchen. "Let's check the cupboards," she says. "That's where we should find the cups and plates."

[Laraqua]

There's a tall cupboard filled with cups and plates in the top part and empty sacks in the bottom part. The cups and plates seem rather secured, in a manner reminiscent of a ship, so that they wouldn't slide about. But why would they slide about?

[Mr. Handy]

"There must be something behind them," says Kate, looking for a way to remove the cups and plates.