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Rabbit Burrow

(5180 words) part 2 (1 found here)

Tony Becker, one year after surviving the attack from GGY, tracks down Gregory post-SB. But he has to get through Vanessa and Freddy before he can get to Gregory.

Its only after Tony has run through the interaction with Vanessa ten times over that he realizes she never told him how she knows Gregory.

He'd been nothing but restless since she left. His eyes have been darting to and from the digital clock on the end table on the other side of arm of the couch, and his brain has been so scattered, all he can focus on is the awaiting reunion.

The baking show has long since switched to a new episode since he last checked the TV. Tony's worried that at this point, his fingers will start bleeding if he keeps picking at them like this.

The only saving grace in a long chunk of nothing-but-anticipation is when Tony's phone buzzes at 6:01pm, right when he had started to gather his thoughts and began plan out the reunion in his head like remembering a speech.

Ellis: dude where r u????

Ellis: yr mom said u arent home and she keeps asking me if ur with me and where u r

All Tony does is sigh. He cant even find it in him to feel bad that his Mom and Grandma are probably worried. All he can think about is how his arms are shaking and his stomach feels floaty.

He types back with thumbs that have peeling skin on the edge of the fingernails.

Tony: Remember how I covered for you that one time?

Tony: I need you to cover for me. If you need to tell her that I'm with you and I'm staying over do that. I just need any excuse.

Ellis: yea i remember but why?

Ellis: if a guy covers for u u can at least tell him what the deal is

Tony: I'm doing something really important. I can't tell you all the details yet.

Tony: I just need you to trust me. Please. It'll help me out a lot, Ellis.

Tony: I promise I'll make it up to you next time you need something.

Ellis: dude didnt know it was that important

Ellis: dont worry then. u know i can tell a mean lie when i need to

Tony: Dude thanks. That's a big relief. It wont be in vain.

Ellis: my services will not be for free tho

Ellis: i will need something in return

Tony: What do you want?

Ellis: for u to buy me a cookie next time i see u at lunch

Tony finds it in him to roll his eyes at that. He smiles a bit, and right as he goes to send back I'll buy you two, Freddy Fazbear makes some sort of clunking sound.

Its enough to make his already fluttery heart clench and himself almost fly off of the couch. He jerks and yelps and can only stare Freddy Fazbears black eyelids phwip open, and his pupils glow..

They're blank, though, like they're on but Freddy himself isnt. His body whirs and shifts slowly, as if running a diagnostic, and after his ears wiggle, theres a clear difference.

Tony just sits rigid as a board with eyes wide as saucers as Freddy doesnt notice him right away. He just takes the jump cables off of his ears and sets them on the carpet, and moves his torso to face the window.

Which Tony is blocking. Since hes on the couch sitting directly next to the animatronic.

Theres a staring contest with a distinct lack of breathing for all but a few moments, before the small black plastic pieces that are Freddys eyebrows tilt downwards.

"Wait wait wait!" Tony holds out his hands, but Freddy doesnt get off the couch and attack him like his fears. Freddys eyes dont leave his once, and it reminds him too much of those few times Freddy would stare him down and be hot on his heels in the Pizzaplex during the GGY debacle.

Freddy pauses, not even so much as twitching as he burns an LED hole into him. Tony tries to get over the unease and stutters out, "Um, Vanessa trusts me. I talked to her. She told me to stay here."

For a fleeting moment, Tony believes he somehow said the wrong thing and that Freddy is now going to grab him and beat him into a pulp like he feared back at the Pizzaplex all that time ago. But during the rigid silence, the glow in Freddys eyes flickers for half a second, and some sort of beeping sound emits from a hidden speaker.

"I have just contacted her." Freddy finally breaks the tension, and Tony sighs at how his voice does not sound aggressive. In fact, Freddy hadn't spoken at all when Tony had been afraid of him last year. "You are telling the truth... my apologies."

"Theres no issue." Tony manages when Freddy looks so undoubtedly apologetic theres no doubt that he's not genuine. He scratches the back of his neck. "...I guess I wouldnt be too keen on a stranger being in my house when I wake up either."

"Yes," Freddy nods, and his ears bob at the motion. Theres a split second of silence where the baking show Tony hasn't caught a single second of is the only noise in the room. "so that begs the question; why are you here?"

Tony jerks. "What?"

"You are a stranger in my house, like you said." Freddy points out, not unkindly. "I would appreciate knowing why. Even if you already went over it with Vanessa."

"Oh. Well. I dont know what all Vanessa told you, but... I'm here for Gregory."

Freddy doesnt immediately turn distrustful or wary like Vanessa had. Probably because he already knows Tony is a friend. "She said you were an old friend of his." Freddy confirms. His "So, you are the boy Gregory talks to much about."

Tony doesnt really know how to respond to that. He grabs a fold of fabric from the arm of his jacket in-between his fingers. "Uh...yeah."

"I'm sure you've already talked to Vanessa. So I wont beat around the bush." Freddy says. "But Gregory has tried so hard to remember you."

Tony brows furrow. "...She said he has dreams sometimes. And that's how he knows I-- we exist."

"Yes." Freddy nods."But she probably did not tell you that he tries to figure out what reminded him of you, so he can continue to keep dreaming."

Tony's eyes widen, and he picks at his fingers. No. Vanessa did not mention that. She said nothing about Gregory actively searching for Tony around his life to see him in his dreams.

Freddys LED eyes dim, and his ears and eyelids droop in a clear sign of upset. "It breaks my heart. To see Gregory try to gather the broken pieces of his memories." His eyes stare at the couch cushion below them, before they dart up to look him in the eye. "You were obviously very important to him, if he searches like this."

"He is to me too." Is all Tony can manage. He's suddenly getting a sense adjacent to deja vu.

"Its clear that he is." Freddy is still looking him in the eye, but somehow, Tony feels like he's smiling at him. "If you came all this way to see him."

And he really did come a long way, didnt he? He took a bus to a different county. He spent hours and hours scouring the internet for any mention of Greg after he suddenly up and went missing as soon by the time Tony had recovered enough to look for him.

Greg has searched too, apparently. Tony cant help but be aware of. Even after losing his memories.

"What is your name?" Freddy suddenly asks him.

"Tony Becker." Tony answers easily. "I guess he doesnt remember my name, huh?"

"No. But he has tried. Believe me when I say that." Freddy says. "He wants to know more about his life before what happened more than anything."

"...You think he'll be happy to see me?"

"There is no doubt, Tony Becker."

The last time he had seen Greg, it was in a dusty back room with a knife in his back.

But despite that, it isnt what Tony thinks when he thinks Greg. When he thinks of Greg, he thinks of the sleepovers and the days Greg would show up at school one day with his hair different lengths. He thinks about how He, Greg, and Ellis would Vs. eachother on the air hockey machine. He thinks about the stories they'd come up with in creative writing.

When he thinks of that afternoon at the Pizzaplex, he doesnt think Greg. He thinks GGY. Maybe its that first inkling of separation that got him here.

Theres been a stretch of silence while Tony soaked it in. The rain outside has slowed, and the sun peeking through the gray clouds shines through the window, white lines on the coffee table like the blinds are a stencil.

"But the truth is... I do not think Vanessa feels the same." Freddy suddenly says. "She wants to protect him from the awful memories. I do not have to deal with them like she does, but I assume they... that they haunt her."

His ears droop. "I believe that she does not want Gregory to have to as well."

"So shes trying to keep them from him?" Tony asks, a brow raised. "But that's his choice, isn't it?"

"That is how I feel." Freddy agrees, looking at him again. It's starting to become less uncomfortable. "Listen, Tony Becker. I may not know for sure, but I feel that Vanessa is afraid to let you near Gregory. Seeing you will make him remember so much."

His mind immediately jumps to a thousand implications at that."If shes scared, what does that mean?" He asks. "She'll make me leave? She'll change her mind?"

"I do not think so." Freddy assures. "But my point is that she has been trying for so long to keep Gregorys memories under wraps. It is not with malice, but this is why I ask you this."

"Gregory has long since chosen to remember, even if Vanessa does not want him to." Freddy says havent left his once, and Tony doesnt look away, either. Freddys pupils suddenly appear brighter in a way when he speaks again, "To keep them from him after he has already made his choice would be cruel. Which is why I would like you to help him, Tony Becker."

Tony hasnt forgotten how Greg fought for him that day at the Pizzaplex. He hasnt forgotten how all that mattered was Tony escaping. Not if Greg would get in trouble. Not if something would happen to him.

Gregory has, though. Greg has forgotten a lot of things.

But if seeing Tony in danger that fateful afternoon made him remember himself enough to fight, and win against mind control?

Tony can fight for Greg's memories, too. Even if it takes another year.

"He deserves to remember his old life." Freddy says. "Vanessa has told me that his parents are dead. Any life he had before is nothing but a faint memory." He hums, melancholy. "But it's one I want him to remember."

Me too Tony almost says. Because all Tony has wanted throughout this last year is his friend back.

"Greg was one of my best friends." Tony says quietly, eyes downcast. He counts the threads in the couch cushion. "I want him to remember me and Ellis and... everything. It's why I'm here."

"I have not been able to help him, no matter how much I've wanted to." Freddy responds, sounding sad. "But I am glad you are here. Now Gregory truly has a chance of obtaining what hes been chasing for so long."

"Me too." Tony replies, not knowing which exactly hes responding too.

"So," Freddy pauses. "what do you say?"

"I'll do it." Tony responds immediately. "But... I just have to ask. Why do you trust me so much? Vanessa wouldnt even tell me anything until I answered her riddles."

Freddy hums. "It is exactly as you said." Freddy answers. "You earned Vanessa's trust. So in turn you have earned my trust. I trust Vanessa to trust you."

Tony doesnt respond, for a moment, just taking that in.

The amount of faith you have in someone to trust them that much. To know you can rely on them. To have no doubt...

Tony glances at the hallway he can see just over the back of the couch and down the hall into the room with the slightly open door, with the pens and pencils and bed and desk, and wonders how tightly wound the people in this house are with eachother.

"...Then I'll return the favor." Tony smiles. "You're friends of Greg's, and, well... I was friends with him, once upon an time. And he still seems to think so." He holds out a hand. "Any friend of Greg's is a friend of mine."

Freddys ears wiggle, and his eyelids come up in a way that make him look overjoyed. "Any friend of Gregory's is a friend of mine." Freddy repeats, shaking Tony's hand. "We are in this together, now. We will have to be there for Gregory if he remembers not so great things."

"And for the great things." Tony smiles, going over the few months worth of memories of their three amigos friendship he has in his head. "Its worth it, I think."

After all, if Tony's found a way to seperate killer Greg with his Greg, then he thinks Gregory probably can as well.

"I'm glad we have that settled." Freddys ears wiggle, and his eyes do that dimming thing again for half a second. "Because Vanessa has just contacted me and let me know that she is almost back with Gregory."

He makes some sort of choking noise. Theres a thousand things on the tip of Tony's tongue in seconds. His eyes blow wide as saucers, and he twists his back to look at the clock that reads 6:34.

He immediately feels like someone dumped a bucket of ice water on his head. He stutters, trying to gather his thoughts, and eventually gets out "How long?!"

"Soon." Freddy smiles. "It wont be long, now. It seems all the work you've done has paid off."

Tony cant find it in him to move his mouth after that. Just too rigid. It feels like theres electricity buzzing up his skin and a wildfire in his chest. It feels like he cold start floating like a balloon at any moment.

He doesnt respond to Freddy, after that. He just twists his body to face the front door (his back twinges. maybe he shouldn't slouch over his laptop and desk so much) and waits.

A few minutes is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Not really when its put up against the year he's taken to track Greg down. But its somehow more agonizing waiting now when he knows Greg is in arms reach, instead of it being uncertain if he'd ever see him again.

It's not uncertain, now. Is the thing. Greg is on his way, and Tony, for once, doesn't even know what to think. All he can do is sit there and be clammy and impatient.

Freddy chuckles. Tony ignores it. He burns a hole into the front door just across the living room, only hearing his own jumbled thoughts and roaring in his ears over the baking show on the TV.

Its Winter right now. So by 6:45, all the light outside has darkened into pitch blackness. The residential street lights outside the apartments make the raindrops on the window glow. The TV is still going in the background.

Freddy is as still as he is, joining him in watching the door as restless as a bored puppy. Listening to the ventilation inside of Freddys inner workings is the only thing that reminds Tony to breathe.

After multiple agonizing minutes, Tony jerks when the slam of a car door is heard distantly outside the window.

"Are you ready, Tony Becker?" Freddy breaks the silence. Looking back at Freddy is the first time Tony looks away from the door. "We do not know how much he will remember at first. It may be messy. It may not."

Messy is definitely a word he would use to describe a lot of the things that have happened, here. So he just nods, a tilt of his head. "I'm ready."

"He is ready, too." replies Freddy.

And that's all that's said until the doorknob begins to rattle.

All that Tony manages is a strangled gasp before he's bolting off the couch, almost tripping over Freddys legs. His converse slide on the laminate wood, and he stands there. In perfect view of the door.

His legs feel cold and his chest airy as he watches. He waits for movement, and cant help the tremble in his hands when the deadbolt unlocks. He can hear voices. Only because hes straining his ears, but he can hear a high pitched voice muffled and faint behind the door.

The doorknob rattles, and Tony watches as the deadbolt unlocks from the inside. His heart stutters in his chest when he hears voices outside, and he can pinpoint one of the pitches as Greg's.

"Come on, Vanessa. Were home. Now tell me what the suprise is!"

"I think you'll want to see it for yourself, Greg."

"Its inside? Well what could it possibly be if you wont even give me a hint--"

The knob twists, and the door creaks open. Its steady and agonizingalmost as if it's in slow motion.

And there he is.

Theres the pale skin and short stature and blue clothes. Tony isnt breathing when he just looks, and sees the boy he'd been searching for so long right in front of him.

He has raindrops in his chocolate brown hair. Greg doesnt look away from Vanessa while he walks in, at first, but Vanessa looks away from Gregory. She meets his eyes, and Tony doesnt have it in him to dissect what the look could mean.

All he cares about is how Greg follows her gaze.

He stops in his tracks, his mud stained Pizzaplex brand sneakers planting him firmly in place.

It's like everything else falls away when Greg meets his eyes. Huge, amber eyes that grow as wide as saucers when they see him. Theres a dark jagged scar wrapped around his cheek that makes it to his nose that wasnt there before.

The silence is deafening, as they just stand there and stare at eachother. Tony thinks he isnt breathing. Theres electricity shooting up his spine. His fingers twitch and tremble. Greg just stares, mouth agape.

Tony's own twitches, and he smacks his lips together, testing if he can still speak at all. His legs are rooted to the ground as he says, just above a whisper, "Greg."

Greg's face shifts ever so slightly, and it's only now Tony realizes his eyes are a bit faraway. Like he's...

Remembering something.

In an instant, they dart and blink, and Greg is looking at him again.

Tony dares to break through the water by taking a step. He never tears his eyes away from Gregory's own.

At some point, Vanessa moved away from the door and somewhere else in the house.

Which means the coast is clear when Tony takes a step, and then another, and Greg is meeting him in the middle.

Hes almost sprinting when they crash into eachother like waves. Immediately, Tony wraps his arms around Greg tight, and Greg clutches back just as desperately.

"Tony." Gregory says breathlessly. Tony can feel Greg's hair brush against his cheek and his hands ball up his jacket. "Its you. That's your name. You're the..."

"The one you've been dreaming about?" Tony chuckles, and to his suprise, it's a little wet. His legs ache from pushing himself into the hug so much, but he ignores it. "Yeah. Me and Ellis. Your friends."

"Tony and Ellis." Greg repeats, and Tony could cry at how it's the same voice in all of his memories. A few things are different; Gregory's face has changed a bit, and so has his hair and clothes. But all of the things that made him Greg back then are still here.

"I--" Greg stutters. "I tried so hard to remember anything about you. I was gonna track you down, I hope you know. Cause you're the only things I remember about..."

"I know, Greg." Tony replies. Greg pulls away from the hug, and Tony still has a grip on his shoulders. "They told me everything."

He jerks his head towards Freddy and Vanessa, and when Greg looks over at him, Freddys ears wiggle and Vanessa does a small little wave.

"Some suprise." Gregory chuckles, wiping at his dry eyes. "Jeez, its just-- I just remembered so much. Just by seeing you, and--"

Greg's eyes turn a little misty as he looks in Tony's own. "We were friends." He says. "And I forgot you for so long."

"It wasnt your fault." Tony smiles slightly. Greg still has to look up at him a bit, like he did last time Tony saw him. "Freddy and Vanessa told me you tried your best to remember us."

Gregory nods, glancing over at them. "I did." He says. "I wanted to know what triggered the first dream so bad. But... I never figured it out."

"I guess it doesn't matter now." Tony says. "I'm right here in front of you, and you remember now. Ellis'll be really glad to see you, too."

Gregory chuckles. "I missed him." He says. "I missed you, too."

"Me too." Tony replies, and it doesn't feel like those two words can encapsulate how much Tony has felt the past year. "Ellis really missed you as well. He still is. You don't know what happened to him when you went missing."

Gregory ducks his head, eyes downcast. "I wish I did."

Tony eyes Freddy from the corner of his eye, and he nods. Tony looks back towards Greg. "I can tell you some stuff, if you want. Vanessa said something reminded you of me one day." He smiles. "I can try to help remind you of stuff enough to remember more."

Gregory's head shoots up, and to Tony's suprise, tears gather in his eyes. As quick as they come, he ducks his head, using the sleeve of his navy jacket to wipe them away. "Yeah." He sniffs. "That'd be great."

"I'm glad you guys reunited." Vanessa pipes up to their left. "But, Gregory, I think you should go take a breather. I wanna talk to Tony anyway."

Greg doesnt answer for a second, but eventually he nods, smiling at Tony as he peels himself away. Tony takes note of how the tooth Gregory had been missing last year is still gone.

Tony watches him go, and his eyes dont leave his back until the door to his room shuts.

"Kid," Vanessa grabs his attention. She gestures to sit down on the couch, and he moves over, sitting in-between Freddy and her. "that went well. Really well."

Tony just nods, not able to shake the trembling in his fingers and the floaty feeling in his chest.

"It doesnt seem like he remembered anything bad." Vanessa points out. "He couldnt have. He wouldn't be so calm if he did, trust me."

Tony remembers Freddys words about how Vanessa grapples with the things shes done, so he does. He nods again, and Vanessa smiles. "So that's good. Listen, kid. If you can somehow have Gregory remember his old life without any of the mind control murder stuff, that would be the best case scenario."

Freddy whirs and straightens out a but, opening his mouth to speak, but he stops at the last second. "It wouldnt be unfair to Gregory if he wasnt remembering anything good, Fred." Vanessa points out.

"That is true." Freddy agrees. "There is no point in Gregory remembering anything harmful to him if avoidable. Vanessa knows that better than anyone."

Tony opens his mouth to speak, but pauses.

Not remember anything bad? As in he wouldnt be able to remember that day at the Pizzaplex?

How Greg had put himself on the line and fought for Tony's life? How he'd succeeded? How Tony always desperately wanted to see Greg again just to talk about it?

Words get caught in his throat, but he pushes them down and shoves his feelings aside. He just nods. "I'll do my best."

"Thanks." Vanessa says, and she sounds more relieved than Tony's ever heard anyone. She puts a hand on his shoulder, offering him a smile. "Really. Thank you, kid. I'd do anything for Gregory to never have to remember the same things I do."

Tony just nods again, finding that for the first time in his life, he has no words to say. "Yeah."

"I am sure you're dying to catch up with Gregory." Freddy smiles. "Go on, Tony Becker. We will give you both space."

Tony smiles, shooting up and shimmying past Freddys legs in-between the coffee table towards the hall. "Okay. Sure." He only lingers for another moment to say "Thanks!"

Its jet black outside when Tony passes a window, and by the time he makes it to Greg's room, the only light available is a small table lamp on the desk with paper strewn about. Greg sits on his bed, deep in thought, before snapping out of it when Tony walks in.

"Hey." Gregory smiles, and Tony grins back when he shuts the door behind him. He cant help how his eyes wander about the room, taking in every detail as he moves further into the room. His backpack is tossed on the floor beside his bed, and theres comic pages and drawings thumbtacked up across every wall. Theres a corkboard with blocky letters written on paper sheets scattered around, and his bedsheets have constellations on them.

Tony's eyes linger on the desk, where there are multiple comics covering every inch, some half-finished and some fully colored.

"You would draw comics when we were friends, too." Tony says, making his way over and peering at all of the different drawings. "I'd call them graphic novels. I'd write the story and you'd draw."

"I think I had a dream about that." Greg says. "We'd go in your room and brainstorm, right?"

"Yeah." Tony smiles. He looks at the dates scribbles in the corners of them all, and notices that most of them are recent.

"Its one of the only dreams I had." Gregory says. "It... it would make me so mad because it never went any different. And it had been the only indication you even existed for so long." He chuckles without humor. "The other dreams weren't much different, but, well, I was never really able to figure out how to trigger a new dream."

As he keeps looking, some of the older comics, like the ones on the walls and the underneath the piles of recent ones have dates from a few months ago.

It's like a tiny lightbulb goes off above his head. He turns to Gregory, asking "Do you remember when you had the first dream?"

Gregory pauses for a moment. "Yeah." He says. "It was a few months ago. The first dream I had was about us drawing comics in your room."

Tony smiles, finding the earliest date to be near October last year. Its February now. "Did you ever think the thing that triggered that memory was drawing a comic?"

Tony watches as the gears turn in Greg's head. Hes silent for a moment, before muttering, "No. I didnt."

Tony looks at the window on the wall by Greg's bed and watches as raindrops drip down the screen on the other side. Crickets are chirping faintly, and he can hear Freddy and Vanessa's voices muffled behind the door.

The days events catch up to him, and right as the first inkling of tiredness creep up on him, he says "So how about we try to make a comic together like the dream? Maybe it'll bring back some new memories."

Gregory is silent for a moment, and Tony watches as his eyes widen, and a grin gradually stretches across his face. "Okay." He says. "Yeah. Let's do it."

So it's in Greg's room, instead of Tony's, where they hunker down for the night and squish next to eachother on the same chair at the same desk and brainstorm a comic. Tony makes a point of calling it a graphic novel like he used to, because Greg would always say something about it, and unsurprisingly, this time is no different.

The only light is from Gregory's small table lamp shoved to the very corner to make room for more papers, and it's only when they have everything ready does Greg finally ask about the story.

"You said you'd write the story and I'd draw." Gregory says. His shoulder is pressed up against Tony's on the chair and his voice is loud in his ear. "So what's the story?"

Tony hums for a second, jumbled thoughts and ideas running course in his mind, then he gets an idea.

He grins slowly as it dawns on him. He glances over at Greg.

"You always liked nonfiction better, right?" Gregory says, voice up an octave like a question. "Real life stuff."

"Yeah." Tony confirms. "This is a real story."

"So tell me." Greg smiles, leaning back to get a good view of Tony. Tony himself does the same, and Greg is doing one of those lopsided smiles that shows off his missing tooth. "And I'll start drawing the panels."

Its only after theyve hunkered down does Tony really let himself revel in the fact that he found Greg, and he's here and okay. It may not be perfect, since Tony never really will be able to speak to that Gregory that saved him that day and thank him, but its content. Tony has his friend back, and he can't ask for any more.

He's long since decided on a story when he finally tells Gregory. He smiles softly, before saying,

"This story is about a kid named Gregory, who once hacked the school PA speakers and started beatboxing."

🔎🐰

Ellis: um so how long will i have to keep this up???

Ellis: would be nice to know

Tony: I dont know how long I'll be gone.

Tony: I'll buy you as many cookies as you want for this.

Ellis: we will negotiate when you come back

Ellis: for now ill uphold my end of the deal mr. becker

Tony: I'll uphold mine early.

Tony sent an image

Image ID: A boy with short dark brown hair and a green jacket angling the camera so by his head is a boy with pale skin and chocolate brown hair. The boy with dark hair is smiling and the boy with brown hair is looking suprised at the camera.

Ellis is typing...

ao3 link

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[garden-ghoul]

Subway Stops in the Evil City

If you don’t want to read a full list of all 143 subway stops in the Evil City and how they got their names, this post is not for you. If you do, rejoice!! For reference, a copy of the official MPATH subway map here.

TARR - The Trestle & Ainsdale Rail Road, with its first line completed in 1894, was the very first subway in Evil City. It is one of only two non-union lines, rents out shared subway stations to the U at great price, and is fiercely territorial about union rail lines going through its territory.

Trestle - Downtown of Trestle, named for the Trestle Carryfar Bridge (in turn named after some guy named Trestle). Probably should have been incorporated into Evil City, but wasn’t. Originally a railroad town, officially founded in 1871. Famously terrible train station mentioned in ‘Sleeping on the TARR Tonight.’ I’d like to say it’s the worst one, but in the interest of journalistic integrity I cannot say that. It DOES have some fun fence murals, and fare machines, but it’s still Trestle so they’re always out of order.

Nilton - A neighborhood of Johnstown, just inside the Evil City border. Depressing station. Grimy and full of trash but mostly just sad. No fare machines.

Johnstown - A mill and manufactory town founded by someone named Johnathan who I’m sure has a surname but I can’t be bothered to find out. The Johnathan Swift Bridge at 9th Crossing is named for him. The station has some really cool paintings, but apparently the TARR didn’t authorize them so they keep getting painted over. I’d just let them make my station prettier, but I’m not the TARR big cheeses! No fare machines.

Reliable - Although the Reliable Cable Ferry was replaced by the Mauricio Reliable Bridge when the TARR was built, the neighborhood is still called 8th Crossing. It’s an okay station. It’s fine... for a TARR station, which means it actually sucks. No fare machines.

Ratlands - Today a jazz club, when the stop was named I think Ratlands was some kind of pub. A fun fact about the name: rats have always been associated with intellectualism and, today, jazz, and were actually trained to carry messages during the Munyenem War. There aren’t any far machines, but the turnstiles are permanently broken ‘cause of token suckers so it’s impossible to get on a train by paying a fare anyway.

Pearl Road - An important road that crosses both the Mauricio Reliable and Helia Adamant bridges and defines the boundary between Sospero and Jubilation. Pretty cool architecture and has fare machines. One of the more pleasant TARR stations.

5th Crossing - Since this stop was named, the Sinklow Cable Ferry at 5th Crossing has been replaced by the Helen Highwater Twin Bridge. I don’t know why they don’t name stops after cable ferries... maybe they’re hoping to get rid of all of them one day. Usually someone is busking here, which I love! And it has fare machines, which are broken half the time in a way where you can just whack it and tokens come out.

Rockrist - I don’t actually know why this one is called that! There’s not a Rockrist Street and I don’t know of any kind of encyclopedia of subway station names, so it will remain a mystery. This is a butt ugly station and also if you are on the wrong platform you have to leave, cross the street, and pay another fare. And no, of course it doesn’t have fare machines.

Clagg & Starling - Named after the Clagg & Starling Petrochemical Plant, which I believe famously set the Howlbank River on fire in 1952. I think maybe everyone who actually uses this stop works there. No fare machine.

E St. - The station is on E Street. All the north-south roads in the western half of Eimett have letter names. This station is very boring to look at in kind of a peaceful way. No fare machine and no-one ever uses this station even though it’s a mostly residential neighborhood.

Eimett - A residential neighborhood. Only good thing about this station is the reappearing graffiti that says EIMETT SOUP. No fare machine.

Steady - Named for the Rosalind Steady Bridge that replaced the Steady Cable Ferry at 4th Crossing in 1854. Gross but in an average kinda way. Surprisingly has working fare machines.

South Bank - I wouldn’t call this South Bank because it’s in the Narrows, but I guess South Bank technically includes the entire waterfront of South Ward? This station is unnecessarily snazzy because of all the expensive apartment buildings in the Narrows, and nobody even uses it because Archbow is two blocks away. Also, no fare machines. But at least you can jump the turnstiles because even cops don’t bother to go there.

Archbow - Named for the Eleanora Archbow Tunnel they dug for the Coastal Line. I assume this station was called Pull-together Station before Eleanora Briarcliff paid for it to be renamed. Either way, this was still the Pull-together Cable Ferry for about 20 years until they built Crosslightly over it. An actually nice and impressive station, which when it’s clean and empty reminds me of a museum. Not that it’s ever either of those things, but in old photographs it’s so pretty. It has fare machines for both TARR and U/NECR tokens, and also one of those weird horoscope scales. If you jump the turnstiles here you stand a pretty good chance of getting written up or arrested.

Municipal Intersection - This one’s named for a really ugly courthouse building everyone calls The Intersection, and apparently they have for like 200 years. I think this station is only well-maintained because it’s shared with the U. Kinda pretty. Only U/NECR fare machines. Like all shared stations they actually have guards here, so no jumping.

Benbassat - Named for the administrative building of the Evil City College of Architectural Design. Since this building was very famously built in 1929, the stop must have been called something else when it was named, but I don’t know what. Very artsy, they must have let the ECCAD students at it. Of course it has a U/NECR fare machine, I always feel like the TARR fare machine here was also built by students? It feels bootleg. Anyway this station also has guards.

Redding - Named for Redding University, which was founded in the 1800s some time. For downtown, this station is shockingly bad. I think the Redding students keep complaining and the TARR never does anything, so every so often they have a cleanup day and it immediately gets gross again. No fare machines.

Leekeeper’s Bridge - The bridge to Leekeepersland has a NAME but the TARR doesn’t care, huh? Kind of dilapidated but in a way that inexplicably feels oceany, so it’s nicer. No fare machines at all.

Wharf St. - On Wharf Street? Yeah it was on Wharf Street. Basically Leekeeper’s Bridge but they sweep once every two weeks instead of once a month. No fare machines.

Longshoreman’s Rd. - It has a REALLY good sandwich shop in it, but otherwise it’s almost exactly like Wharf and Leekeeper’s Bridge. No fare machines.

Ainsdale - And we’ve come to the other terminus of the original TARR line! Ainsdale isn’t so much a town as a neighborhood in the port district but maybe it was more of a town back then. A lot of the people who use this station are genuinely dock hands, I think. It’s very grimy. The fare machines actually work, though.

Nusquam St. Bridge - On to the TARR north line, which was completed in 1909. I think this might be the only bridge in the city that doesn’t have a name! When the TARR extended service north of the river, nobody could agree on who should sponsor it, so the money came out of the TARR’s budget and it was never named. It’s super weird to see a bridge with no charms on it, but who’s going to put charms on a dead bridge? Another fun fact about this one is that the subway stop is on both sides of the bridge, which is like a mile and a half long, and each of them only gets trains bound one direction. They’re really badly maintained and don’t have fare machines, so they’re a nightmare to use. Just avoid this stop(s) altogether. If they ever name the bridge it will probably be a better station, maybe check back in 40 years.

3rd Crossing - This station is named for the Faithful Cable Ferry it stops next to, not the neighborhood of 3rd Crossing, which is on Billygoats Bluff. Huge cable ferry transfer station, so the TARR actually puts in a little effort. Most of the effort is that the fare machines work and they often have guards there. Sad little mosaics.

Gale Rd. - Gale Road is North Bank North Bank. So nobody ever uses this stop, they all have chauffeurs or something. And there’s no fare machines anyway. Clean, though.

Cornet Shrive - After the neighborhood, which I guess is named after the Little Cornet River? They have the coolest Jhinyad grocery stores there where you can do a full tea and lunch ceremony. This station has great buskers, both musicians and storytellers. No fare machines, and pretty gross.

Kill Neck - I THINK Kill Neck means “the narrow part of the river” in another language but I forget which one. An absolutely nasty TARR station. For some reason there’s always at least one seagull in there. No fare machines.

MPABT - The Metropolitan Port Authority Bus Terminal. It always cracks me up that they have a bus to Iron Mountain, as if anyone would not just take the ferry. This is the actual worst station in Evil City. It’s full of trash at all times, smells indescribable, and I think if I ever went into the bathrooms I would probably die. They have fare machines, but I’ve never seen anyone dare touch them.

Doghouse - Apparently Doghouse, the neighborhood, is named after part of the glass manufacturing process (so is Cold End). The doghouse is where the molten glass comes through before you pour it. This station is almost as infectious as MPABT, but it doesn’t have fare machines. I kind of feel like something bad is going to happen to me there.

Fireproof - Yeah this is named after an asbestos processing plant. Clean, in a depressed sort of way, and without actually being clean. No fare machines. Sospero - Sospero is called that because it’s SOuth of PEarl ROad, get it? I think the southern boundary is Linden Road. I’m pretty sure this was the terminus of the northern TARR line until it connected up with the southern one in 1948. Nasty in an almost perfunctory way. Everyone in Oxbow is too tired for fare dodging. They just put tokens into the turnstile when they want to get through. It’s so sad. No fare machine.

Narrows - Back to South Bank for the 1948 line, Narrows is named after the neighborhood, which is at the place where the river narrows. There’s nothing wrong with this station, except no TARR fare machines, but what were you expecting?

Delmer - I assume this is named after someone? Like maybe the library is in Delmer Square or something? I literally only get off here when I need to go to the library. It’s a nice station and has plaques about the library’s history, which I have only read on the northbound side because I’m not a tourist, and has well-maintained (relatively) fare machines for both U/NECR and TARR tokens. This is the one station where the U and TARR trains share track, which means there are turnstiles that take both types of tokens. But why would you use TARR tokens when the U ones are 5 cents cheaper?

Queen St. - Severin has never had a queen so I don’t know what this is about. Maybe it’s because it goes to Queenstock? But why is Queenstock called that? This is another kind of fancy neighborhood, but people in Martinet Heights think riding the train is somehow morally superior. Very clean station but no fare machines.

Medicins - This means medicine or doctor or something in Arinese I think. There’s like 15 hospitals in Martinet Heights, including the teaching hospitals for ECU south campus. Kind of nice for a TARR station, but surely the doctors don’t take the train. Maybe the nurses’ union complained and that’s why it has fare machines.

Trapezoid - Named after the large bronze trapezoid set into the plaza. My friend’s grandma said it’s actually a conspiracy the city covered up when a bunch of people died and the trapezoid used to be a memorial plaque, and when I went asking around a lot more people confirmed that there used to be a garment manufacturing company called Trapezoid there until it burned down in the 19-teens and a bunch of people died. Now it’s all office buildings so everyone who gets off at this stop is very stressed. Okay station though, with trapezoid tiling. No fare machines.

Firesein Park - I guess the neighborhood is named for the park. It’s a pretty cool park even if the landscaping sucks, they have concerts there in the summer, which I don’t think they have a permit for. Sometimes the cops bust up the concerts, when they have nothing better to do. The station is always super gross. I think some people vandalize the fare machines on purpose.

Mosslow - Mosslow is kind of like a mini neighborhood between Firesein and Little Orele, which was probably named that because it’s in a dip. Quiet station, nothing architecturally interesting, but good graffiti outside. No fare machines.

Little Orele - Lots of immigrants from the Ohrland have been coming here since I think the 1870s and recently there have been even more because of the Ðlyan annexation and the immigration quotas in the Big One, so the neighborhood is spreading out into Tolly Bank. Best pickles in the city and some very cool murals, including in the station (again, illegally, but they never get painted over). No fare machines.

Strongox - The cable ferry at 6th crossing used to be called just The Ox, which owns, and was replaced by Ɱora Strongox Bridge when the TARR southern line was built. Pretty cheerful for Oxbow, which means you can have a nicer time at certain funerals. No fare machines.

7th Crossing - It’s named after the neighborhood, because they definitely replaced the Steel-Grip Cable Ferry when they built the line. I approve of this one because Munye Steeleye is a very cool name for a bridge. It’s weird for the TARR to go through an actually nice neighborhood, but it wasn’t one when this line was built. Everyone in Longwood uses the Millstone Junction Line anyway. No fare machines.

Longwood Heights - I think it’s funny that they didn’t name this stop Longwood, considering it was built before the Longwood stop on the Millstone Junction extension. It’s nice now because so many artists get in--they’re like raccoons. They put in fare machines just to paint clouds and stuff on them. If you pick a random person in this station there’s 50/50 odds they have a taco in their pocket.

Clearwater - I think it’s VERY funny that there’s a town named Clearwater like a mile downriver of the Muddy River confluence. People there like to take the TARR one stop and immediately transfer to the Millstone. No fare machines.

Confluence DoubleDown - Apparently DoubleDown was established in 1930, and apparently there’s nothing in that weird nebulous area that might or might not be West Montrose except the DoubleDown. This station is the most depressing place I’ve ever been. No fare machines, but you can buy TARR tokens at the checkout in the DoubleDown.

Scrippetts - I think this one is named for a historic pharmacy that got turned into an X-Drug a while ago?? This is a terrible station, only good if you want to walk three blocks and transfer to the B-M Line. It does have a fare machine, but no guards so nobody ever uses it.

Coastal Line - Completed in 1901, the Coastal Line has a reputation for being used mostly by rich fucks in the North and South Wards to go to the beach. But you can also use it to get from my house to a transfer station, so it’s not all bad.

Palisades - The train station is associated with a little shopping center that probably didn’t exist before it was built. I’m pretty sure everyone who lives in the Palisades has two cars and only takes the train for the novelty value. The neighborhood is named for the columnar basalt cliffs north of the harbor, which look like a stakewall. This station is insanely cute in a way that makes me kind of mad. And I lowkey feel like I’ll get arrested for loitering. Does have fare machines, but no guards, because can you imagine rich people jumping a turnstile? They might ruin their manicures.

Brandywine - Named for Brandywine Shoal, a bar district ‘where sailors went to get wrecked.’ Now all the bars are way too expensive for sailors to go to. The station has some pretty funky murals that I’m a fan of, but no fare machines. Maybe they’re afraid drunk rich people would try to vandalize the machines and then sue them for injuries.

Anchor St. - Anchor Street is actually named after the Steadfast Anchor that they keep in the tiniest little public park and it’s worn shiny on the tips from people touching it for luck. You’re not allowed to put charms on it so people leave them around the base of the plinth. The station itself is nothing special. No fare machines. It’s Coastal Line so it’s nice.

Bessemer Forge - There used to be a major forging operation in North Bank! There was one in Queenstock too, unless that was smelting. Bessemer Forge was owned by Charles Bessemer and operated up through the 50s, when it moved out to Oxbow. Also has history plaques, but I’ve never read them because I have no reason to be on Cross Street. I can’t remember if this one has fare machines. Probably, because it’s a ‘transfer station’? That’s just a little joke for all my Orbital Line non-acknowledgers.

Alliance Square - Dedicated on Alliance Day 1722 for the 50-year anniversary of Severin’s formation. Only tourists get off here, and only the stupid tourists who transferred because they didn’t realize you can get off at Millennium and walk. Does have fare machines, because tourists.

Millennium - The Millennium Center was built in 1900 in anticipation of the new millennium, showcasing the architectural specialties of Evil City. The Millennium Fair drew a huge amount of international attention for its flashy futuristic aesthetics and predictions for the year 2000. At this point most of them are probably not going to come true. The station is gorgeous, and was built alongside the Millennium Center with the same aesthetics. It’s also a tourist attraction, so has fare machines.

Union Station - The Coastal Rail Company, the Sea Gate Railroad, and Millstone Passenger Rail united in the early 1900s under the authority of MPATH and completely refurbished Oxbow Street Station into the daring architectural feat it is today. If it weren’t so busy it would be very clean, but it is. You can catch actual heavy rail trains up the coast from here, following the Pike. Not only do they have fare machines, you can also buy tokens from an actual person behind an actual desk. Decent sandwich shops, but overpriced.

Queenstock - Maybe the word queenstock is actually a reference to some kind of smelting jargon? I need to find a book on smelting. This area is where all the students go drinking, so this not a lovely station, especially on weekends. I’d avoid getting off here. Does have fare machines.

Ring 55 at Big Tern St. - Big Tern Street might be named after the island or after the Tern’s Nest or both, I don’t know. I always thought it was dumb to name this station after the ring road around the old city center. You could have just called it Big Tern Street. Cleaner and much less busy than Queenstock, pretty spare decoration and no fare machines.

Long Shore - Longshore is a term for currents or sediment deposition running along the shore rather than into it, which I don’t think is what’s going on here. Probably it’s back-derived from ‘longshoremen.’ But this is the station by my house! I love Long Shore Station, it’s really easy to get into downtown but it’s not super busy, and the ocean waves tiling is so pretty. And. It has. Fare machines. So there.

Flatlands - It’s in Flatlands. The lands, they are flat. Nobody uses this station except people who missed getting off at Long Shore because they were reading or something. Really boring decor. No fare machines.

Lookout Rd. - Lookout Road is named for the Lookout, the lighthouse on Lookout Point, which is where this road goes. Tourists get off here. The station is pretty for them, though, and has not only history plaques but some really lovely art of the Lookout. And yes, fare machines.

Brambling Hill Beach - For rich fucks who want to tan. There aren’t actually turnstiles here. I’m not sure you... have to pay to get on the train here? Fuck the rich.

Brambling Hill - For rich fucks who want to do some shopping. My theory is that all the sunburned and shopping-addled rich people couldn’t handle the concept of turnstiles, or paying for public services, so they took them out.

Millstone Jct. Line - When it was built in 1922 the Millstone Passenger Rail ran from VISTA to 9th Crossing Boulevard; in 1940 it merged with the Sea Gate Line to share track and improve coverage, and in 1943 it extended further south to give service to Birchbrake.

Valentine Institute - It always trips me up that this station isn’t officially called VISTA. It’s just more elegant, guys! The Valentine Institute for Science, Technology, and Arts is maybe the most famous liberal arts college we have. They wouldn’t let MPATH build a line through their campus, so when they wanted to build an extension they had to put the other half of VISTA Station a quarter mile away and make people walk through the tunnels under the college. Architecturally it’s pretty nice, and there are fare machines at both ends.

Monument - Named for an obelisk dedicated to the Birchbrake wreckers and Evil City soldiers who died in the Munyenem War in the 1620s-30s. I always thought it was weird that it’s in Millstone rather than in North or South Bank. It’s kinda cute because it has one of those little news shops where they sell candy. But no fare machines. You can’t even get tokens at the shop.

Millstone East - The eastern part of Millstone. They do have the park here that the original millstone is in, but it doesn’t have a name. The stone, I mean, the park is called Millstone Park. This station always freaks me out a little because it’s so clean. No fare machine.

Azalea Lynn Beacon Drive - Named for the longshoreman and labor rights activist who got us the 8-hour work day. She was shot in the 60s and everyone knows the police had her assassinated. Fun fact, I went to Azalea Lynn Beacon Primary School. This stop is the amount of grimy I expect. It has murals from local schoolkids with quotes and portraits and stuff about ALB. Fare machines usually work.

Linden - There is literally nothing interesting about Linden. Or the station. Or its lack of fare machines.

Marshland - You can walk straight from my house to the marshlands up the Ainsdale Estuary if you take Pier 14 Road. There are some really nice walking trails and sometimes we go birdwatching. This station nominally serves the neighborhood and the depressing little mall on the other side of the estuary, but it’s usually almost empty. No fare machines.

Tern’s Nest - Named for the neighborhood on the hill. Like all hills, it’s inhabited by rich people. I’m not sure if terns used to actually nest up there or if it’s just the sort of place people thought they would nest. I want to climb the rocks but it’s all private property. Nice station, no fare machines.

Legion - Named for the headquarters of Legion Inc. When the station was named in 1922 Legion probably just made paper but now they make plastic stuff as well. The headquarters, built in 1920, was one of the first buildings to showcase Evil City’s trademark structuralist-geometricalist style. You can tell they’re proud of it because the station is built to match. Plus they put the exit right across the street from the building so you come out looking at it. No fare machines.

ECU North - There’s an ECU campus in West Ward too, but it doesn’t have its own subway station. This station is always trashed because of college kids. Does have fare machines. On average one is working at any given time.

Elm Creek - Technically this station is named after the neighborhood/creek that comes down through North Ward, but literally everyone I know calls it Refrigerator Building Station. Because of the refrigerator building owned by United Severr Refrigeration, which has really cool turn-of-the-century architecture and plays little animations in neon on Kingkiller Day. The station has kind of a weirdly corporate vibe. I don’t like it. Does have fare machines though.

Pikes Crossing - Named for the intersection where the tollpike crosses the ring road. It’s possible that the pike was once an actual pike with defensive barriers, maybe back in the 1600s? This is a weird null zone where it’s not quite residential yet but it’s no longer nice or businessy, and it’s not part of any neighborhood. Nonetheless, it’s always completely packed at rush hour. No clue why. Does have fare machines.

Eichelborough - This is very obscure trivia but Eichelborough (pronounced Eckelberg, he was foreign) is named after Eichel Strash, who fled the breakup of the Empire in the early 1700s and somehow got a town named after him. This station has inexplicably bad vibes. No fare machines.

Nasser Rd. - A road. This is also in Eichelborough but a less worse part of it. The station is still a little depressing I guess, but in a normal subway station way. No fare machines.

Cadbury - Named after Cadbury Park, where there is a statue of someone named Cadbury. Apparently people in Cold End really don’t like her because someone keeps graffiti-ing the statue to say ‘Cadbury Sucks Eggs.’ The station is also a mess most of the time and I think the U has given up cleaning graffiti off most parts of it. Has permanently broken fare machines.

Cutty Heights - Another hill full of rich people. Station is hilariously gross, which means none of the rich people use it. I guess who uses it is people who work at rich people’s houses, and people from... Clermont? Is that a real place? No fare machines.

Rush - I do not know why it is called this but people joke it’s because the platform is standing room only at rush hour (which would mean the neighborhood is named after the station, which is very funny). It IS weirdly busy for a commuter suburb. I’m not sure what the station looks like, I’ve never seen the floor. Does have fare machines.

Tanna St. - A street. Nobody ever uses this station. Due to some kind of stupid districting thing it’s not even in Evil City. Awful architecture and no fare machines.

9th Crossing Blvd. - 9th Crossing Boulevard is also Highway 117, which they did a good job not naming the station after the highway. It’s named for 9th Crossing, now the Johnathan Swift Bridge. Very busy station, and actually pretty cool architecture characteristic of the early 20s. Has fare machines! They work!

Promenade - First station on the southern extension of the Millstone Junction Line, completed in ‘43, and from here on the stations are aboveground. The Promenade is a mall, but a fancy old mall from when Sunrise was a new suburb for upper-middle-class people. So the station is also kind of fancy and has patterned brickwork instead of just being cement. And it has fare machines.

Blount St. - If you get off here and you’re wearing a hoodie you get arrested on sight. A very nice looking station that somehow manages to have the vibe that it hates you, personally. The fare machines don’t actually charge you more, but you feel like they want to.

West Castle - I went to the library to look up a map and it turns out there IS a town called Castle east of West Castle (I realize there’s literally an O-Line stop called Castle but in my defense who cares about the O-Line?). They do have a castle but they built it in the late 1800s for tourism reasons and it’s not very good. There’s a casino in it now. Anyway this station is the terrible and inexplicable terminus of the Brinell-Montrose Line, which would mean it didn’t even GO to Montrose when it was built?? It has a sandwich shop which sucks SO bad. The fact that the fare machines work feels weirdly like an insult.

East Montrose - This is the boring part of Montrose. The station: painfully average. No fare machines.

Sliver St. - I understand that this street is named after the cotton thing, due to Badgett’s concentration of textile mills, and therefore is pronounced ‘slyver’. This station is absolutely in the middle of nowhere and it’s just aboveground so you have to pay your fare on the train itself. No fare machines, obviously.

Riverbend - There is no river, stream, or creek here. Maybe it was named as a joke. This is right by the highway and has the distinction of being less smelly inside than outside. It’s not totally enclosed though and it gets really cold in winter. Has fare machines that WE deserve.

Herringbone Rd. - The fact that for the stop in Smelt they picked Herringbone Road is excellent, because it really highlights the fish half of the fish/ironworks pun. Herringbone Road is also Route 40/82 there, so it’s obvious why they picked it, but I’m still pleased. It also has a herringbone mosaic pattern on the walls of the shelter, which is so cute. Didn’t expect to like a station in Birchbrake this much, but here we are. At least it doesn’t have fare machines.

Duliamen - Duliamen has got to be a foreign word but I have no idea where it comes from. Sound vaguely Munyenem. The edge of Birchbrake is kinda a cool area and has some good cafes with an offputting industrial vibe. The station has a minimalist raw concrete thing that kind of scares and comforts me at the same time. No fare machines.

Lamplighters - Named for the Birchbrake lighthouse keepers who lived in the neighborhood. Famously affiliated with the wreckers who foundered merchant ships by tricking them with lamps, and then used the same technique to take down an entire Munyenem fleet. And people say Birchbrake isn’t badass. This neighborhood is way cute so it’s kind of disappointing that the station isn’t. No fare machines.

Birchbrake Center - Honestly I’m not sure they needed three stops in downtown Birchbrake, it’s not like it’s a shopping destination. I will note that the Millstone Junction Line is almost completely useless for 70% of the residents of Birchbrake, but they have a pretty good bus system so it doesn’t matter that much that the subway coverage is so bad. This station has fun murals and fare machines.

Breakwater Rd. - There is no way they ever had to build a breakwater in Birchbrake Harbor, the water is already VERY broken by the time it makes it past the Gravediggers. I always forget this station exists. Fare machines? No fare machines? Who can say.

Iron & Steel - Named for the Iron and Steel Institute of Severin, a trade institute founded in 1788. They have the most amazing museum of steel jewelry. The station has an exposed beams aesthetic that kind of reminds me of the Millennium Center, but it’s probably modelled after the Institute, which did it first when they retrofitted and remodelled in 1897. Does have fare machines.

Blunt Leadenhall - First station on the western extension, completed in 1955. Blunt Leadenhall is a place that makes lead pipes and stuff. I guess it’s historic now but I don’t know why they would have wanted to name a station after it in 1955. It has plaques about the leadworks that I am confident not a single person has ever read. No fare machines.

Longwood - Yep! It’s in Longwood! Unlike the TARR station a block away, they let the artists in on purpose and commissioned a super cool mural about the history of the Evil City. No fare machines though.

Vinegar Hill - A neighborhood in Longwood Ward. I was hoping I would find something like they used to brew vinegar there or it smells sour for some reason, but nobody seems to have any idea why it’s called that. Nobody uses this station. No fare machines.

Southgate Center - A shopping center constructed in 1949. Charmingly old-timey and yet irritatingly upper-middle-class. Almost exactly like Promenade except worse in every way. No fare machines.

Crizzling - Yep! It’s in Crizzling! I guess it was very important for people from Crizzling to be able to commute into the city and that’s why they built this entire line. A totally pointless station that really tests my enduring love of all subway stations. It’s not even underground. And it has no fare machines.

Brinell-Montrose Line - Originally the Sea Gate Line, built in 1921 to serve the Montrose area, it later joined the union with the Coastal and Millstone Lines. Unusually, one of its termini (West Castle) is in the middle of the line, because the Millstone Junction Line extended past it in 1943. I have a theory that West Montrose actually used to be the terminus but they changed it so there wouldn’t be twice as many trains on part of the track.

Grove - It’s my understanding that there is a grove of elm trees. I have no idea who uses this station, and it has no identity to match. And no fare machines.

Brinell South - There is nothing in Brinell whatsoever. It’s only notable because it’s on a grid system unlike any other town I’ve ever been to.

Brinell North - Yanus Brinell thought that his stupid town would become a real city if it had some subway stops.

M54 - He was wrong. Oh, yeah, this stop is called M54 because that’s the intersection number. The grid system has letters going one way and numbers going the other way and it makes everything sound heinously stupid. And to add insult to injury, ALL the stations in Brinell have working fare machines.

Arcair - Renamed for the Arcair Building in south Linden when the Seagate Line became the Brinell-Montrose Line. Arcair is a refrigeration and air conditioning company based in Iron Mountain. This station is corporate in a way that’s trying to be cool and totally misses the mark. Bad! Does have fare machines.

Dearborn - A neighborhood in Brambling Hill. I think this is where everyone lives who works in the fancy shops and at the boardwalk. The station is kind of depressing-cute and has no fare machines.

Karona Rd. - A road, not in any particular neighborhood because neither Flatlands, Canal Road, or Brambling Hill wants to claim it. Kinda middle class, unremarkable station with no fare machines.

MPAFT - The Metropolitan Port Authority Ferry Terminal. I love taking the ferry to other cities, the boats are so nice. This station kind of rules, it’s very boat-themed and has all these white-painted catwalks in a way that makes it fun to run around. And, of course, it has fare machines and you can buy ferry tickets in the ferry terminal part.

Six Bells - Named after the Bellringer (officially known as the Six Bells Light). This is the only lighthouse I know of that also had bells to tell time and deliver storm warnings to the city and the people fishing in the harbor. It was built in 1605 and continuously improved until it was sturdy enough to stand for hundreds more years. The Longshoreman is my local lighthouse but I think the Bellringer is just cooler. Very cute station that seems like it was designed by the same people as MPAFT, and has fare machines because there’s honestly not much reason to go there unless you’re a tourist since MPAFT is so close.

Longfellow - Named for the Acacia Longfellow Bridge, which as the name suggests is the longest bridge in the world! It barely beat out the Miette Crosslightly Bridge at 2nd Crossing, which had been the longest bridge in the world for the previous 8 months in 1921. They used to be the Takes-a-village and Pull-together Cable Ferries, which were maybe even more impressive feats of engineering since it’s still almost 3 miles of river to cross and they did it in the 1700s. There’s not much at this stop, though, just a little neighborhood of old houses cut off from the rest of North Bank by the Brandywine Estuary. Badly maintained in kind of a cute way, no fare machines.

Sea Gate - This neighborhood is named for the fact that it’s the gateway to the sea, which I really feel should have been on Back Head or Cape Hook but nobody lives in either of those places, so. Mostly insanely expensive old greenbrick apartments with nice river mouth views, very nice architecture but pretty grimy and no fare machines.

Sentinel St. - Named for the fact that it goes toward the Sentinel. Sea Gate Station is also on Sentinel Street, and Sentinel Street Station is also in Sea Gate, so theoretically their names could be switched. Another pretty but dirty station but does have fare machines. I’ve been trying to figure out if this was the terminus of the Sea Gate Line way back when, because it couldn’t have used Union Station, right?

Tomisin Square - All the way back south since the rest of the stations between North Bank and Montrose have been covered above. Tomisin Square is named for a family who came down the Hallasford River in the 1700s with a bunch of good seeds and farming practices and made South Castle a thriving agricultural region. Very good shops, and the station has cute art. Yes fare machines!

West Montrose - IF this station was built to be the terminus of the Brinell-Montrose Line that would explain why it it looks a little like a fancy wine cellar. Despite the dumb fancy station, West Montrose is where it’s at. Cool independent stores, pretty good cheap restaurants, and surprisingly interesting architecture. More evidence for the original terminus theory: it has fare machines.

Hwy. 40 at Sarch Rd. - I hate the name of this subway station. It is named after both a highway and a street that is really horrible to say. Sarch. Eugh. The station is in the most depressingly pointless part of Montrose and also both grimy and depressing, and has no fare machines.

Salom Pier - Named for one of the piers in Badgett, mostly used for shipping raw cotton in and cloth out to the Howlbank. An okay station. A fine station. Whatever. I can’t remember if it has fare machines.

Nine-Mile Drive - Named for the road that runs from the Hallasford River north of the confluence to the southern edge of Badgett. My map of the Evil City greater metro area confirms it’s about 11 and a half miles long. Kind of a warehouse-y car dealership-y area that I wouldn’t go to if you paid me. No fare machines.

NECR - The North Evil City Railroad completed its first line in 1947. Although it is not a union line and isn’t administrated by MPATH, it’s still known as part of the U and has a far more cordial relationship with the union lines than does the TARR. If you say ‘en ee cee ar’ you’re a cop.

Locust St. - It seems strange to me that NECR decided to put its southern terminus in a place that already had such a high density of subway stations. There’s a Bido literally right outside Locust Street Station but because of the transfers involved it’s much easier to walk from Wharf Street.

Cross St. - Skipping all the way to North Bank, we have the unimaginatively named Cross Street Station.

North End - Yeah, it’s in North End.

Greenmarket Square - Site of a farmers’ market from the 1500s until now! The only place with prices better than your average Goods Barge is the part where they sell vegetables at a discount because they’re starting to go off.

Edgewater Rd. - This road seems to be named for the very short distance it follows the edge of the Barrow River rather than actually being near the coast.

Barrowmouth Ferry - If you want to get literally anywhere by ferry it’s easier to go to MPAFT and they have more destinations. But the Barrowmouth Ferry (if you’re not from around here: pronounce it Ber-mith) has been running for a couple hundred years and they don’t want to stop now.

Roselawn St. - A street.

Woollingfuoy - I love to say Woollingfuoy. Never been there, though.

Backbarrow - Ditto Backbarrow.

Garlsbrood - I LOVE to say Garlsbrood. It used to be a pretty important railroad town, but these days the trains don’t need to stop as often and GST is out of business.

High Hill - Cute town. Kind of kitschy. More train memorabilia than even *I* think is tasteful.

CNR Research Park - The first stop on the northern branch of the NECR, which was completed in 1954. Nobody I have asked has any clue what CNR stands for, or what they research. Maybe another government conspiracy??

Breitseid Place - An experimental suburb of Backbarrow that reportedly has prefabricated houses they have to decorate a LOT to make you forget they all come out of the same mold. Kind of creepy.

Newkirk - What on Earth is in Newkirk? Commuters, I guess.

Orbital Line - Widely agreed to be the most useless rail line, it was completed ten years ago during the economic boom from war manufacturing. Since large portions of it are aboveground or utilize existing tunnels it was relatively cheap to build despite its long track length.

Sharpe St. - Starting up in Sea Gate we have Sharpe Street, named for Mayor Ghiris Sharpe (1878-1886), who was one of the most corrupt mayors we’ve ever had, and that’s saying something. Outrageously sucky station for North Bank, as if the O-Line needed to prove how much it doesn’t deserve to exist. No fare machines.

Callen Yards - A railyard that has been in use since the mid-1700s. I believe this is technically the terminus of the O-Line because it’s where trains go at night (service stops at 1am). And yet it has no fare machines. The architecture is so boring, but given that it’s in Callen Yards that’s forgivable.

Graves Hill - Perhaps the one hill in Evil City not occupied by living rich people. Most of the people who die in Ends or Kill Neck Wards have been buried there, rich or poor. The difference is you’re not allowed to walk on rich people’s graves. They have little wrought-iron fences. I like this station, even though people do live around there it’s always a little somber. No fare machines, though.

South Ends - Ends sucks and I don’t like to be there. I don’t know why it has the vaguely ominous name it has and neither does anyone I’ve asked. This station would be nice if it didn’t have an aura of being in Ends. No fare machines.

Broodway - Named for the road that goes to Garlsbrood. Even stronger Ends aura, but near some okay shops and it does have a sad little mural and one (1) fare machine.

Fester Highlands - If I hadn’t decided to ride the entire circle of the Orbital Line that one time I never would have seen Fester Highlands. I wouldn’t be missing much. I can’t remember anything about this station.

Backstairs - I’ve heard that Backstairs is supposed to be kind of a pun on the fact that it’s at the back end of Hell’s Gate, but if so I don’t get it. It is, however, definitely the coolest neighborhood in the ward. The station has great decoration by local artists, and some art pieces that are made to look like fare machines but don’t give you tokens, so if you’re dumb enough to put your money in there the artists get it as “donations.”

Swift - Named for the Johnathan Swift Bridge that replaced the Swift Cable Ferry at 9th Crossing in 1837. Station that wants to eat you I guess and has no fare machines.

10th Crossing - Named for the site of the Take-it-easy Cable Ferry, the only cable ferry in Evil City still operational besides the one at 3rd Crossing. Take-it-easy has been in dire financial straits since the early 40s when a road bridge was built nearby, especially since the ferry operator (Mr. Milonnillo, he’s kind of famous) refused to raise prices. But since the Orbital Line station was built, a lot more people use the ferry to cross over to it because the parking is so bad! I think Mr. Milonnillo’s friends decorated this station because it’s unusually cute for being in an area no-one gives a gull’s ass about. No fare machines, but I’ve heard Mr. Milonnillo will sell you tokens because people sometimes give them to him instead of money.

West Trestle - Due to the terms of the rental contracts the TARR got MPATH to agree to for shared subway stations, nobody is allowed to build subway stations in their territory, which includes the entire town of Trestle. So MPATH built a station juuuust outside the town boundaries. It’s the only way to get from Trestle to Montrose without taking an incredibly stupid route, so it’s pretty busy and pretty disgusting. Does have fare machines.

Muddy River Park and Ride -  A supremely redundant train station right across the river from Crizzling, but I can’t stay mad because the name sounds like a theme park. Muddy River Slip and Slide. Boring open-air station with fare machines.

Hwy. 19 at Hallasford River - This might be the only genuinely useful station on the Orbital line, because prior to 1974 if you lived in the far suburbs you would have to walk several miles and cross at least one river in order to get to the nearest train station, and parking was probably a nightmare there anyway. Depressing, disgusting station with no fare machines.

West Castle East - No, this is not a station in Castle. No, even though it’s 2 blocks from the Brinell-Montrose Line there’s no stop there and you can’t transfer. West Castle is a fake town anyway. Bad architecture and no fare machines.

Castle - Yes, this is a station in Castle. Castle is a very slightly less fake town but the fake tourist castle really hurts their case. The station is really gaudy and they have way too many ads for the casino. They have a slot machine and a bad little news shop but no fare machines.

Bondurant St. - I don’t really know that much about the history of Birchbrake, okay, everyone I could ask is from Evil City or Ramshead. All I know is there’s a Bondurant School of Metallurgy at the ISI. Anyway this station isn’t too bad. Hasn’t got the shine worn off it yet, but no fare machines.

Near North - Another neighborhood of Birchbrake with a lot of warehouses. It’s just north of downtown, which I imagine is how it got its name. The station disappointingly does not match the nearby MSJ stops and is very boring. Fare machines here for some reason.

Brigantine - Brigantine is a weird little not-quite-a-town between Brinell and Long Neck Bay. I can’t tell if it’s trying to be Brambling Hill 2 or if it just wants to be left alone. Don’t think anyone ever uses this stop, and it has no fare machines.

Long Head - Named for the headland north of Long Neck Bay, which is named for the long neck of land that makes it extremely difficult to get into Birchbrake Bay (waves Wreckers Day lantern). Absolutely no reason for there to be a stop here, I can’t remember anything about it.

GST - Garlsbrood Shipping and Transit was a short-lived rail company that only operated from 1897 to 1909. According to old maps it originally went from Garlsbrood, through Ends, to Linden, where I think they were planning to extend to Birchbrake, but they went out of business shortly after building a rail bridge right next to the Nusquam Street bridge. I can’t find anything on what the bridge’s name is, but nobody uses it now. This section is for rumors I’ve heard about ‘the Ghost Line,’ an unreliable rail line made entirely of abandoned stations with tragic pasts. I am not including non-tragic stations on the historic GST Line.

Garlsbrood Station - Okay, just one, but only because it’s spooky. This is the original terminus of the GST. No tragic past here as far as I can tell, unless you count the GST going out of business. It’s closed down but there’s a cool illegal skate park inside and the skate punks say sometimes a completely empty train comes in.

Station in Long Shore - Another original terminus. GST used to own a dock there, and the rails still exist, but I’ve personally never seen a train stop there. It’s where Azalea Lynn Beacon worked and organized, so my aunt calls it Beacon Station.

Secret station under 5th Crossing - I can’t believe the TARR would have ever let another rail company dig under their lines, and I can’t work out the geometry of this, if the GST crossed the river at Nusquam Street. But I’ve been down there and there is a station in the same style as the terminus in Garlsbrood. I didn’t explore too much because I think there were people living in there and I didn’t want to meet them. The only tragic past I can figure for this one is the time Clagg & Starling set the river on fire in the 50s.

Station near the White Star chemical plant in Backstairs - This station is on private property, so maybe it was intended to be used for deliveries to the plant. Again, it isn’t actually on the route that the old maps show for GST, and I wouldn’t even put it on this list if my friend didn’t insist that it’s haunted by the ghosts of people poisoned by improper cyanide storage at White Star 20 years ago.

Johnstown Flood Station - This one is pretty well documented, partially because it has a long informative plaque about the 1848 Johnstown Flood, and partially because someone I know has actually managed to get on a train there! She said it was black with a gray stripe and had more of a nose than the modern subway trains (I’ve never found a photo of the GST from when it was running so I can’t confirm). It was raining hard that day and the river was rising really fast, so she took shelter in what she thought was an abandoned subway station--so imagine her surprise when a train picked her up!

Trapezoid 2 - She got off at the next station, where it wasn’t raining, and it was straight up Trapezoid Station, nothing in between. Except that when she went aboveground there was a burning building in Trapezoid Plaza. She went looking for a pay phone to call the fire department but she couldn’t find any anywhere. Eventually she went home to use the phone there, but the fire department thought she was making a prank call, and when she went back there was no building, on fire or not.

Station in Eimett - The entrance is between two TARR stations, and it’s boarded up. I didn’t manage to get inside, and I can’t figure out what tragedy would have happened there, so this is more of a speculative one. But there aren’t a ton of abandoned subway stations downtown because GST is the only one that actually went out of business instead of merging and keeping its stations.

Station at the bottom of Cutty Hill - My friend’s uncle swears this station wasn’t here 15 years ago, before the phosgene riot, and he’s lived in Fresh Pond his whole life. He said when he was released from the hospital there was a new train station two blocks from his house and nobody else thought it was weird. He admits he could be having some kind of memory problem from being poisoned, but it’s also not on any maps and doesn’t belong to ANY railroad company we could find. My life’s mission is to get my hands on some bolt cutters and break in there.

#evil city #overground

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Kid Smart Watch Anti-lost GPS SOS Call Camera Waterproof Safe LBS Tracker Wrist

Features: 1. Accurate Location We use LBS Base Station location for accurate position. 2. Safe Incoming Calls After  setting SOS Family number, Contacts, Telephone numbers in the APP, kids  can only receive calls from the setting numbers. Not from STRANGER! Kids can press SOS or familiarity number button to call you! 3. Walkie Talkie By  this function, you can have voice conversation between smart watch and  app. Send voice message over app or watch recording message send to  phone’s app all is available! 4. Safty Zone The Min.fence radius is within 500 meters,if the watch user walked out of the range,your phone will received and alert. 5. Love Reward Select  the number of the hearts on the app and click the determine ,then the  information will be sent to the watch, you can check the related data  through the APP. 6. History Route Path query in the your children’s historical activities by the choose the periond. 7. Find the watch If  the watch is not nearby, send this command, the watch will start to  ring for 1 mins so that you can easily find it, press any button will  stop the ringer. 8. Message Alert a. Low-voltage remind b. SOS remind If you set the telephone number in the APP’s “SMS alerts setting”, you will received message when occur the above 3 conditions. 9. Listen to kids If you miss your baby, you can listen to them without disturbing them. 10. Remote Shutting Down You can remote controlled the smart watch power off via APP. 11.Quick learning The kids can play the sample Mathematical games by the watch 12.Flashlight The will a LED flashlight for you when you in the darkness. 13.Camera You can remote control the camera by app to see the kids location.

Specification: Frequency:GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz Body Memory: 32MB+32MB Applicable System: For Apple IOS ，Android Screen Size: 1.44″ Waterproof Level: IP67 Waterproof（Life Waterpoof） Wireless Distance: unlimited distance Mode of Operation: Touch Screen + Button Tracker Model: LBS base station tracker Gsm Positioning Accuracy: 50-200mm Speed Accuracy: 0.1m/s Battery Capacitry: 3.7V 400mA SIM Card Type: Micro SIM Card Weight: 0.12kg Type:Waterproof&Non Waterproof Package Details: 1 * Kids  Watch with box  (Without Sim Card) 1 * User  Manual 1 * Charge Cable

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Hello! I read your Toshinori scenario and I'm blown away by your amazing writing and accurate representation!! Can I have a scenario of Toshinori being a worried and clingy boyfriend when his s/o comes back late (like 3 am late) because she went drinking with some old friends during a reunion?

aw thank you! sorry this is so late, school’s really beatin my ass rn lmao. also, i’ll be using gender neutral pronouns so everyone can enjoy it! enjoy

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“Please leave your message for-”

“Shit..” Toshinori uttered.

This had been the third time he’d called his significant other and the third time it had gone to voicemail after listening to the dull tone on the opposite end. An anxious sigh escaped him as he stared down at the phone in his large hand. He wasn’t sure how much time had passed since his partner left but he knew they had been out entirely too long in his book. He wasn’t a boyfriend to become possessive and intrusive of their privacy, no! He trusted them as well as their choices because he knows they wouldn’t do anything to betray him. He knew they were fine and having fun with their friends. But there was something that kept telling him that something was wrong if they didn’t send him any quick messages or answer his calls. It made him worried. Very worried.

Being a hero was a tough job, of course he loved being able to protect the innocent and make sure they’re alright, but it also heightened his senses to know when something was wrong. It also made him think that something is always wrong too. That could just be his anxiety creeping up on him now that he thought about it.

“A-Alright.. I know they’re fine. I know that.” He breathed out, calming himself.

He repeated phrases of this sort - “It’ll be okay.” “They’re fine.” “They’re safe.” - under his breath to comfort himself. It became a soft mantra that soothed him little by little. There was no need to be as freaked out as he was. But he couldn’t help it either, with the things he’s seen, fought, talked to, and put in jail, there was a good reason for him to be worried. There could be a villainous attack with people getting hurt or buildings falling or cars crashing or fires starting or anything that could hurt them! Well, great. Now that’s all he could think about. The small moment of peace he was able to find had dissipated. Toshinori paced in front of the couch as he continued to think about the worst case scenarios and he didn’t even realize how deep he was diving into these negative thoughts. His eyes shot to the digital clock sitting on a nearby counter. Midnight.

The hero plopped down on the edge of the couch as he rest his elbows on his knees, covering his face with his hands then letting them slowly run down. The skin on his cheeks were slightly tugged down along with his hands. His hands remained in front of his mouth as he stared at the television screen in front of him. He was watching some random variety shows in order to pass the time and it worked for a while until he noticed how late it was getting. They had left only a few hours before, eight o’clock or so, and he managed to be fine with it for a majority of the time. They said they were with friends they hadn’t seen since high school for a mini reunion and he was comfortable with that. What was genuinely getting to him was how late it was, the fact their phone seemed dead, they were drinking, plus, he wasn’t sure when they’d come back home. On top of his embedded worry he didn’t want to seem like the type of person who would get over protective and manipulative over them either! It was almost frustrating.

Scratch that, it was frustrating. Unbelievably and annoyingly frustrating. He was by no means mad at his significant other nor the fact that they were having fun and he wouldn’t ruin for them whatsoever but he was mad at the fact that he couldn’t seem to get over the paranoia nagging at him as a hero. He huffed, drumming his fingers across one of his knees and staring at the television once again. Maybe watching the shows again would help him although he was doubting it at the same time. He thought of doing something else but then he couldn’t think of anything else to do, so, he stuck with watching the dumb late night shows. Certain guests were entertaining up until his eyes involuntarily flicked towards the digital clock shown on the cable box and he nearly fell off the damn couch.

“T-Two thirty in the morning!? How can the tv waste so much time..” He exclaimed, putting a hand to his forehead as he reached for his phone. He paused midway.

He really did not want to seem clingy or overbearing over his significant other but he felt the worry starting to consume him. His hand slowly retracted from the device on the coffee table as he looked down to the floor with another sigh leaving his lips. There were so many things to be worried over about but at the same time he could be absolutely worried about nothing at all. Then he heard a soft buzz from his phone and he jumped before diving for it, snatching it off the table immediately. He swiped his thumb across the screen, typed in his password, and stared at the notification at the top. After opening it, he felt relief flood throughout his body as it was a text message from the very person he’d spend the most of his night thinking about. They said they were leaving now and they’d be home in about thirty minutes or so. Then another message popped up as soon as he finished reading the first one claiming they’re getting a ride home from a friend they assigned as the designated driver. A smile crept up on him, he felt a bit proud that his s/o had thought that far if they were to drink too much.

One more message came up on screen.

“Heyyyyyyy Toshi~! Have i told u how much i luv u????? BC i REALL Y do.” He read. Wow, they must have been pretty drunk to be texting so oddly.

“Yes, you have. I love you too. I’ll be here when you get home.” He sent back. Now that the worry left, his body felt like it was full of lead and he had to sit back down on the couch, sliding down into a slumped in position.

Not too long later, his phone began to buzz again but this time in a longer and more consistent pattern. Who was calling him this late- or rather, this early? It left him dumbfounded for a moment before he lifted his phone up to read the name. He raised a brow when it was revealed to be his partner and he tapped the screen to answer the call, raising his phone to his ear. He was first greeted with the sound of giggling then small sniffs followed by more laughter mixed with soft sobs. There went his heart rate again. It spiked and he sat up straight, sputtering and fumbling over his own words for a moment. They shh’d him which just confused him as he listened to what he assumed was them trying to compose themself enough to speak.

“You really love me?” They asked. He felt his body become weighted with relief again as his back hit the couch.

“Yes! Of course I do.” He answered, laughing lightly at the sound of them crying harder. He didn’t mean to laugh, really, but he honestly thought it was a bit cute that they were crying over something as simple as their feelings for one another. “Are you almost home?” He asked.

“Yeeeaaaaah. I think so? Yeah. Yes. Yuup.” They seemed to have stopped crying already. “Definitely yeah! I see the.. The-the thing. What is it?” He could hear them speak to one of their friends and describing something even he couldn’t figure out. “It’s like.. Tall and bright.. And.. uh.. And tall!” He snickered. “Don’t you laugh at me Toshi! You nerd.” He could only snicker again. “Wait.. Do you mean that lamppost over there? The one with a plastic flower taped to it?” “YEAH HOLY SHIT THE LAMPPOST!” Now he totally lost it. He was holding his stomach, leaning over doubled with laughter. He felt a few tears prick the corners of his eyes as he gasped for air and in between each little breath he took, he tried to explain to his partner that they were just entirely too funny like this. Once he calmed down, he let out a cough, and find himself smiling like an idiot.

“Well, I’m glad you closer to home than I thought. Do you want to stay on the phone or hang up?” Toshinori offered as he knew they were only a few blocks away from home. The lamppost with the plastic little flower was a somewhat special place for the two. They had ran into each other there, met there for their first date, even shared their first itty bitty confession of feelings there too. He wasn’t sure how it all ended up happening in the same spot every time but he was glad they were able to have such memories. And every time he sees the lamppost with the flower, he’s always reminded of them. Whenever someone would take the flower down one day, it be back there the next. It was odd but cute.

“No, talk to me. I like it when ya talk.” They chuckled and he hummed, thinking of something to say.

“Hmm.. You know you nearly gave me a heart attack staying out so late. I’m not trying to lecture you or anything stupid like that. It worries me, seeing what I see, doing what I do. I’m just more than happy that you’re safe and seem to be in a great mood. It’s also made me realize you mean so much more to me than I even realized before and.. I can’t think of anything better that’s happened in my life than you.” He supposed it was a bit too sentimental to say when they’d most likely forget this the next day but it was also all the more reason to keep talking. He needed to get a bit off his chest. “You’re safe, you’re happy, you’re healthy. I can’t believe you were out so late too! Ahh, I know you wanted to be alone with your friends but I wish I could have gone with you to see what kind of drunk you are or see what kind of trouble you go into.” He chuckled at the mere thought. “Then again, I think when you get home it’ll be better than any night out with a group.” He paused then became silent after that.

The silence remained for a few more minutes and he wasn’t sure what was happening at the moment until he heard keys jingling outside the door. He heard them drop before standing, walking over, then opening it to show the slightly messy looking person he loved on the other side. Their hair was a bit fuzzy, shoes in one hand, phone in the other, and the keys were somehow hanging from their mouth. His eyes went from bottom to top and when he noticed that there were a tiny formation of tears coming to their eyes, he froze. Had he said too much? Did he sound clingy? Was he annoying them? Did he kill their buzz? His eyes flicked from them to the floor and he rubbed the back of his neck.

“I, uh.. Sorry abou-”

Before he could complete his sentence, they jumped onto him in a hug but he stumbled over and fell right on his ass. They didn’t seem to care as they only pushed themself closer to him. His arms instinctively wrapped around their waist and he felt their face being pushed into his neck. There were warm tears falling onto his skin. He wasn’t necessarily sure what was going on nor what they were thinking and he could only assumed this was somewhat good. That or they were planning to squeeze him to death.

“You dummy. You can’t say all that stuff when I’m drunk! I’ll cry! How can you make your loving and perfect little significant other cry like this? Being all nice.. And loving.. Ugh.” They whined, words slurring slightly.

“O-Oh, I, well, I-I.. I didn’t think you’d react like this. I apologize.” Toshinori began to hold them in his lap and gently pet the top of their head in hopes to calming them down. “I’m glad it made you happy though. I was worried it sounded differently. But never mind that now, let’s get you cleaned up and into bed.” He hummed, scooping up from the floor and closing the door with his foot. He managed to lean down and lock it as well.

He strolled into their bedroom, turning right and walking into the next door that connected to the bathroom. He set them down to be sitting on top of the toilet seat then pressed a quick, gentle kiss to their forehead before turning away towards the cabinet behind him. There he pulled out a washcloth and the bag of makeup removing wipes that he saw his s/o using after a night out. He tugged two makeup wipes out of the bag then proceeded to gingerly clean the makeup from their face. They would tell him about their night as coherently as possible as he did so. He couldn’t really understand what kind of story was being told but they enjoyed their night and looked cute too so he didn’t mind. After using both wipes, he made sure to wet the washcloth and wipe down their face one more time for good measure. Once their face was clean, he walked them back into the bedroom to help them change into their favorite baggy pajamas. The way they would lift their arms and giggle after having their dress pulled off reminded him of a small child. He found it endearing, in a way. Soon they were ready for bed and he laid them down, laying next to them and pulling the covers over both. Although neither party hardly made an effort to sleep. So, they talked until the sun rose but even then Toshinori didn’t sleep. 

He didn’t want to despite his s/o telling him he should. 

They had fallen asleep first and he simply watched the peaceful person before him. He smiled as he held them closely to himself and, eventually, he fell into a blissful sleep too.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – All of a sudden, it seems, everybody wants to own a U.S. media company.

In the last few weeks, several of the world’s biggest telecommunications and media companies have started circling Twenty First Century Fox Inc with an eye to buying a significant piece of Rupert Murdoch’s global media and entertainment empire.

Potential suitors include Comcast Corp, Verizon Communications Inc and Walt Disney Co. Meanwhile, Meredith Corp is considering a bid for Time Inc and Discovery Communications Inc is acquiring Scripps Networks Interactive Inc.

Viacom Inc shares rose 10 percent on Friday, suggesting it may also be a takeover target.

The sudden surge in merger and acquisition activity in media looks to be powered by relatively low asset prices, cheap financing and the prospect of tax cuts.

There are also longer-term forces at work: traditional media companies are struggling with more customers canceling pricy cable contracts while Netflix Inc and Amazon.com Inc are spending billions of dollars on making shows and movies.

More viewers now stream programming on smartphones or other devices, diverting the flow of advertising dollars away from traditional media companies.

“This is an industry that is going through incredible disruption. You can look at what Netflix is doing and how they’re building subscribers,” said AT&T Inc Chief Executive Randall Stephenson at a conference last week.

“Everybody’s reimagining and rethinking their business models,” said Stephenson, head of the wireless carrier which is itself in the process of buying media and entertainment company Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion.

If that deal overcomes U.S. antitrust objections and other transactions go ahead, it will make Comcast, the U.S. No. 1 cable provider and owner of NBCUniversal, look “relatively tiny in a landscape dominated by tech giants,” said BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield.

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The Twenty-First Century Fox Studios logo is seen in Los Angeles, California U.S. November 6, 2017. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

The House of Representatives took a major step on Thursday toward the biggest U.S. tax-code overhaul since the 1980s.

If corporate tax cuts become law, there may be a wave of merger and acquisition activity across all industries, media investor Mario Gabelli told Reuters earlier this week.

“You will have global lovemaking at an accelerated rate,” he said. “Companies are ready to grow… They just need to have what the rules of engagement are.”

At the same time, the debt financing markets have remained wide open for major transformational deals this year, though recent skirmishes in the junk-bond market have served as a reminder this may not last for long.

U.S. fund investors walloped high-yield funds with their biggest week of withdrawals since March, Lipper data showed on Thursday.

Still, most mega-deals look possible, especially if the combined company’s debt remains investment grade. Banks have been eager this month to open their wallets for what could be the biggest syndicated loan financing ever for an investment-grade acquisition, backing chipmaker Broadcom Ltd’s unsolicited $103 billion bid to buy Qualcomm Inc.

Assets that could be on the block look cheap. Shares of media companies have long traded at a discount to the wider market. Fox, for example, trades at around 13.9 times estimated earnings per share for the next year, in line with the wider media sector at 13.6. The broader S&P 500, meanwhile, trades at 18 times next year’s earnings.

Media firms’ generally high debt loads and the threat posed by technology companies elbowing their way into new markets have compressed those multiples.

Weak earnings have contributed to that. Fox’s profit per share is down about 50 percent from 2013, while Viacom’s is up only slightly. CBS’s net income has shrunk about 33 percent in that time, but earnings per share have risen thanks to stock buybacks.

The outcome of AT&T’s purchase of Time Warner is being keenly watched by potential acquirers. U.S. President Donald Trump is a frequent critic of Time Warner’s CNN and he vowed to block the deal when he was on the campaign trail last year.

The Justice Department is expected to sue AT&T to block the deal, but the wireless carrier has vowed to fight in court.

“Everyone will seek consolidation partners if AT&T succeeds,” said Gene Kimmelman, a veteran of the Justice Department’s antitrust division, and now president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.

Reporting by Liana Baker, Anna Driver, Jessica Toonkel, Anjali Athavaley, Diane Bartz, Greg Roumeliotis and Dan Burns; Writing by Chris Sanders; Editing by Bill Rigby

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While biking to work has considerable perks (health, endorphins, budgeting), it also introduces unique complications into your routine and outfit choices.

For instance, you might have encountered the conundrum of riding to work in a morning downpour only to have it burn off into a hot, humid afternoon ride home later.

You likewise might not love having to carry all of your possessions on your back — or if you don’t mind that, you haven’t found the right bag for the job.

If your morning routine requires physical activity, the most worthwhile qualities your possessions can have are adaptability, durability, and comfortability. And if your destination at the end of the ride is the office, they had also better look polished as well.

Keeping that in mind, we asked the team over at Competitive Cyclist to give us their top picks for the commuter essentials they value the most. Below you'll find their 11 favorites:

Convertible pants to adapt to different temperatures and weather

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It can be difficult for cyclists to dress properly and comfortably for the day, since the temperatures of the morning can differ wildly from the afternoon. Adaptable gear helps you get the most out of one piece of clothing.

These pants can zip off into shorts at the 3/4 point, so you can make a quick change to suit your temperature as a morning downpour turns into a clear, hot afternoon. They're also fully seam taped to ensure there aren't any drafts or water penetration.

Featuring lightweight, Artex fabric -- a three-layer laminate that combines an inner, wicking fabric, a wind- and water-blocking membrane, and a durable, ripstop outer -- these pants provide you with the weather protection you need as well as the breathability that means you won't overheat while you stay dry. 

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Men's: Showers Pass Club Convertible 2 Pant, $149.95 also available on Amazon from $89.06

Women's: Showers Pass Club Convertible 2 Pant, $119.96 also available on Amazon from $119.96

A lightweight, unobtrusive rear bike light

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Whether you bike during the day or commute home at night after dark, clip this LED light with 11 different modes (including a daylight option) onto your seat post to increase visibility. It'll project up to 150 lumens of light for an added reminder to motorists that you're on the road. You won't notice it, but others will.

To keep it simple, there aren't any cords or cables. The light is rechargeable, so when batteries are low just plug the entire light into a power source with the USB that's charger already integrated into the design. 

Lezyne Strip Drive Rear Light, $34.99 also available on Amazon from $34.99

A bike lock that will take much longer to cut off

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Nobody is stealing your bike today! It'll take a long time to chop a bike lock off a bike, but this one will take a whole lot longer.

Unlike standard, round-shackled U-locks, this one features a hexagonal hardened steel shackle that can't twist in the locking mechanism, which basically means it's going to take a good while longer to get your bike free of this if you're trying to cut through. A silicone sheath also increases cutting time, while also protecting your bike from nicks and scratches. 

It also comes with a lifetime warranty from the manufacturer. 

Blackburn Local U-lock, $23.35 also available on Amazon from $23.35

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Death Continued: Part 1

When he would get home he would greet Ninja, then sit on his computer or play his games. Shooing Ninja away because he wanted to play. It was seldom that I would ever see him interact with the cat more than 30 seconds aside from when he had company over and he was showing them the cat.

Now, I never enter someone’s room without permission. Even when they walk in while talking to me. I’m like a freaken vampire - I need a verbal invite to cross the the door frame. This has been the case since I was fairly young and continues today. He had given me prior permission for if I wanted to borrow certain things, which I didn’t accept as I always want to ask each time and didn’t need anything.

The only times I entered his room were to: set his mail on the edge of his desk that was closest to the door, reset my router a couple times, and to clean the litter box when I realized he was going to be gone for a while.

Often, the house would be filled with the smell of litter and feces. Normal house cat problems. I don’t even care about most animal stank, and I was doing my best to keep the rabbit scent under control so as to not bother him. I asked anyone who entered if they noticed and not one person realized I had rabbits in the house. Paranoid… Worried of disturbing him with their nasty urine.

One of the times he vanished I realized he wasn’t keeping up with the box… This whole rant is because, well, I get passionate about animals and their well being. The last time I went in to clean the box it was absolutely horrid. Ninja would pee on my towel or bathroom rug, occasionally, and one day when my partner and I walked into the house the smell was just overwhelming. There was litter all over the floor, shit filled the box, and barely any litter left in it. My housemate’s mother had shown up not long after, I confessed what we did, and she admitted knowing of this issue and his lack of responsibility with animals. I wasn’t calling him out. She brought it up.

Making this clear: These were some of my observations over about 8 months. Because of our differing shifts, it was rare that I would even see him. Generally I would see my housemate for a brief moment on my days off (if I wasn’t sleeping most the day or he was actually home, which appeared rare on its own), or during one of his little surprise parties.

To close this up and not rant too much on this… And no; It’s not short and sweet.

All of this, and I kept my mouth shut. His life; his house. I didn’t want any confrontation and I was just too tired and sore to deal with anything. Like the sink filled with dirty dishes and disgusting water for days to a week or more, and the food and pots/pans all over the stove for just as long (I could deal with that… More so worried about the cat).

I spoke up three time: twice to poke my head out of my door to ask him to move his party to his room instead of outside my door at 3am because, well, I wanted to freaken sleep and I had to work. He gave me attitude in return, but thankfully complied shortly after. The third time was after his party guests fucked in the bathroom against my wall, they used my towel for clean-up, and stole my fUCKING ZELDA NECKLACE ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME. And ate all my Hot Pockets… I didn’t even get one and I hadn’t had any in years and it was some new spicy flavor or whatever… Uncool. Tried to be nice. Tried to stay calm. Really didn’t think I was being unreasonable.

One night, my partner brings me home from work before his shift, housemate has guests again, but this time they’re quiet… Feels weird. After a few he knocks. “You have 30 days to leave.” As he holds a piece of paper at me, which I ignore. “What’s the deal? Like, what happened?” “You have 30 days.” “Why? What’s the reason?” “30 days. Sign the paper.” “No; Not until you tell me what’s going on.” “30 days.” “Tell me a reason. You never said anything.” “30 days.” “Why?” “Sign the paper.” “Tell me the reason…” “30 days.” “I’m not signing until you actually talk to me.” “Sign the paper and get out.” He then pushed it against me then walked away.

What the actual Hell.

I had caught him a couple days before, sneaking into my room. 46 minutes after my partner and I left the house; Every so often I record the buns to see how they fair while I’m away and to make so no one is escaping and jumping back to hide (Toph is a jerk).

He was home before I left, I told him we were leaving, but he still knocked on my door, called out my name, entered anyway, then saw my laptop on, reatreated, and sent me a message roughly ten minutes after.

He had posted on FB about his Wii U Gamepad cord having cuts in it, where he and his friends were trying to (essentially) prove that I “sabotaged” his device. I found out about this through his brother. I had no clue of the post or the cord. After finding the photo I could easily tell it was most likely Toph (despite what many guaranteed him would be an impossible angle for a rabbit, as they’ve owned many rodents), as he’s chewed many of my cords and Ninja chases him behind the couch - over the cushion I put up to block him.

They assumed I was jealous he went to Vegas. I hate the place. I have zero interest in ever going there. Why would I cut cords to look like rabbit marks? Why would I cut someone’s charge cable?? Why would I immediately apologize, and offer my own cable while I buy him a new one if I was trying to “sabatoge out of jealousy?!? I felt terrible! I wouldn’t let the rabbits into the rest of the house after that! Even though they hated the cement out back… Soft paws :c

In the end, he also accused me of: ~ Stealing his mail, to which resulting in him keeping the mailbox key with him at all times. This was eventually resolved and I was able to convince him to put the key back on the hook where we kept it the entire time prior. Not even going to get into the tone and accusations of that lengthy conversation… ~ Going through his room. I guess to use or take his things? I’m not even sure. ~ Abusing his cat??? He would lock Ninja in his room the entire time he was away, without his food, then come home and loudly apologize for locking him up and that it was my fault…

Reminder: I fucking loved that cat. I cared for Ninja every single day since he just showed up. I was gone 12 hours a day. He was gone at least 10 (sometimes less, sometimes more). Ninja was locked up without food for about 10 hours during the day, then locked up at night while the housemate slept (a normal night). I only hoped he fed him some before locking him in at night.

He turned his family, people who have at least known of me for 15 years, and people who didn’t know me, against me. Turned me into a monster… Telling him to dunk my toothbrush in the toilet and all sorts of cruel things…

What the fuck did I do to deserve all of this?!

Skipping over more drama regarding him…

Contacting anyone I could, I tried to find a new home… Either they didn’t have room or they weren’t looking to move. My partner was moving, but he was going with his housemates into a house with no room and should have been condemned. My grandmother refused my animals…

She pittied them for being caged, even though she knew I took them outside regularly, and Jackness had yet to see the inside of a cage (Toph wouldn’t mind his manners or his mouth).

I had my biggest emotional breakdown…

Finally, a friend from college informed me that his mother needed some financial help and a room to spare. She agreed to let me stay, with the animals, for $450/month (important for her rant, later).

After renting a storage unit, buying a cage for Jackness, and moving them into my new room - I leave for RTX (Rooster Teeth Expo in Austin, TX.). My partner offered to move My belongings for me and clean the room so there wasn’t any mess left behind, as I had two weeks from the (misspelled) 30 day notice to my trip, and he wanted me to relax a bit before such a long journey.

I packed, sobbed every night, worked, didn’t sleep, sobbed some more, and…

Fired. I had taken too many days off in my search for a place to live that they had to terminate me… I am still struggling… 8 months later…

[(It’s 6am and I have been composing this for 5 hours… Time to charge my phone again and take a bit of a break… May as well start the new subjects in a new post. There is a spider a foot from me on thOHGODSIT'SRUNNING)]

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Function Overview:  Dynamic heart rate, blood pressure detection, blood oxygen monitoring,  Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer  Bluetooth connection, call reminder, message reminder, raise hand to light up screen,  smart alarm clock, find bracelet(anti-lost by vibration), remote camera, Sedentary reminder, drinking reminder,  sleep monitoring,  Information push (SMS, WeChat, QQ, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsAPP, etc.) . 

Features: 100% brand new and high quality  0.96inch IPS color screen display, clear to see even under sunlight  Sports and health: Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer   Support Dynamic Heart rate, Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen monitoring,  Support call reminder and message reminder  Remote camera function: shake it to take photos after bluetooth connection like a remote camera shutter for your phone.  Life waterproof: IP68 ,can wash hands, wear in the rain, but it better not swim  Large battery built in, super-long standby up to about 10days, work for 6days, quick to charge for 2hours(USB charging, USB cable included) Bracelet band is replaceable  Soft TFU bracelet, quite skin-friendly and comfortable  Smart life asistant to help you a lot  

Specification:  Total Length: 260mm  Band Width: 22mm  Main Unit Size: 4.1cm * 1.2cm *  1.9cm(Length x Height x Width) Bracelet material: ABS, main body cover PC, strap TPU  Battery capacity: 230mah Battery type: lithium polymer battery Display screen: 0.96 HD IPS color screen FTF process, single point touch button  Bluetooth: 4.0  System Requirements: Android 4.3 or IOS8.0 or higher mobile phones supporting Bluetooth 4.0 Color: Black | Red | Blue 

Note:  Please allow 1-3cm (0.4-1.18″) difference due to manual measurement and slight color variation for different display setting Thank you for your understanding, nice day!

 Package Includes: 1 * Smart bracelet  1 * USB cable  1 * User Manual

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1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

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1.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay. 2.Items will be shipped within 1-3 business day when we received payment. 3.Delivery time depends on destination and other factors; 4.International buyers please note:   a.Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are buyer’s responsibility. We will try our best to reduce the risk of the custom duties.   b.Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.

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us Women Fitness Tracker Smart Watch Pedometer For iOS&Android Phone F6 US stock

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us Women Fitness Tracker Smart Watch Pedometer For iOS&Android Phone F6 US stock

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Specifications: -Main control chip: Telink 8266 -Display size: 0.96 TFT color display -Screen: 80*160 pixels -Memory: 64M -G-SENSOR: Msa301 -Waterproof level: IP68 -Mode of operation: single point touch -Charging time: 2 hours -Battery capacity: 80mAh -Work time：7days -Standby：15days -Data storage：Historical data of the bracelet are saved for 7 days;More than 7 days data saving APP -Charging：USB charger -Motor: Built-in, vibration reminder -Information push language: Multi -APP language: Chinese, Russian, Indian, German, Japanese, French, French, Finnish, English, Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Thai, Malay -Bluetooth version: 4.0 -Mobile system requirements: Android 4.4 and above, IOS 8.0 and above

    Function：Heart rate monitor，Blood pressure monitor,Blood oxygen monitor,Pedometer,Calorie,Distance,Alarm clock,Remote camera,Time sync.,Anti-lost,Looking for bracelet,,Sleep

  Sport model:Running,Hiking,Tennis,Table tennis,Rope skipping,Mountaineering,Cycling,Swimming

  High Exterior &  For Women men kids & 5 Styles to choose

  Package included: -1 x Smart Bracelet -1 x USB Charging Cable -1 x User Manual

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1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

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Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

About Feedback When you receive the item and satisfied with the product, please leave positive feedback and 5 scores DSR. We will leave a 5 Scores DSR feedback for you. If, for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact via Ebay Message and we will do our best to resolve it. Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback without any communition with .

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Fitness Smart Watch Activity Tracker Heart Rate For Women Men Android iOS

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Fitness Smart Watch Activity Tracker Heart Rate For Women Men Android iOS

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Product details QW16 smart watch sphygmomanometer bracelet heart rate with pedometer Bluetooth waterproof fitness tracker wristband for IOS and Android

Specifications:

0.96-inch LCD color screen with touch keys.

Resolution: 160 * 80

Multiple sports mode monitors, running, cycling, walking, swimming, badminton, basketball, climbing

Action record: step, mileage, calorie consumption

Health monitoring: sleep monitoring, real-time heart rate measurement (24-hour monitoring), real-time blood pressure measurement, real-time blood oxygen measurement

Smart Reminder: Define alarm reminder, sedentary reminder, drinking reminder, phone reminder, information push notification display content (SMS / QQ / WeChat / Skype / Facebook / Twitter / Line / WhatsApp)

Charging mode: charging clip charging

Waterproof: IP67 waterproof grade (can be worn when washing hands or when it is raining, suitable for bathing. Hot water and salt water are forbidden.)

Battery capacity: 90 MA, standby time: about 15 days, charging time: about 2 hours, use time: 5-7 days (actual time depends on whether the screen is always on and the frequency of use of the detection function).

Mobile phone system requirements: support android 4.4 and above, IOS 8.0 and above

Other features: Bluetooth 4.0, weather forecast, remote camera, support UI free conversion, support APP upgrade

Package Included:

1* smart bracelet

1* instruction manual

1* charging cable

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Payment

1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

Shipping

Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

About Feedback When you receive the item and satisfied with the product, please leave positive feedback and 5 scores DSR. We will leave a 5 Scores DSR feedback for you. If, for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact via Ebay Message and we will do our best to resolve it. Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback without any communition with .

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Women Smart Watch Fitness Activity Tracker For Android iOS HTC Samsung iPhone US

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Women Smart Watch Fitness Activity Tracker For Android iOS HTC Samsung iPhone US

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Function:

Heart rate monitoring, Blood pressure, Time display,Step/distance, Calorie standard function（Time display,Step/distance, Calorie）,

Sleep monitor, Incoming call/message, QQ, wechat, WeChat motion access, Rotate wrist to activate screen, Anti-lost, Alarm remind,

Sedentary reminder, Call rejection, Alarm clock, Multiple sports modes (Unlimited-running, skipping, riding,swimming,tennis,badminton,table tennis) ,

Camera remote , Target setting, No disturb, Task remind, Fitness share , SUOTA function，update with APK/APP, synchronous data into APK/APP

Specification:

System requirements: Android 4.4 and above, IOS 8.0 or above, support Bluetooth 5.0

Bluetooth version: BLE 5.0

Bluetooth chip: Realtek 8762ck

Screen display: 1.3 inch TFT color screen

Battery capacity: 180mA / h (depending on the shell material)

Theoretical standby time: 15 days

Theoretical working time: 5-7 days

Physical button: one touch button

Motor: vibration reminder

Charging interface: clip

Waterproof rating: IP67

FLASH: 64M

Font: Full font to push 168 languages

Heart rate sensor: 7028

Sensor: Gravity sensor STK8321

Package included:

1*Smart watch 

1*Manual 

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Description:

Product details QW16 smart watch sphygmomanometer bracelet heart rate with pedometer Bluetooth waterproof fitness tracker wristband for IOS and Android

Specifications:

0.96-inch LCD color screen with touch keys.

Resolution: 160 * 80

Multiple sports mode monitors, running, cycling, walking, swimming, badminton, basketball, climbing

Action record: step, mileage, calorie consumption

Health monitoring: sleep monitoring, real-time heart rate measurement (24-hour monitoring), real-time blood pressure measurement, real-time blood oxygen measurement

Smart Reminder: Define alarm reminder, sedentary reminder, drinking reminder, phone reminder, information push notification display content (SMS / QQ / WeChat / Skype / Facebook / Twitter / Line / WhatsApp)

Charging mode: charging clip charging

Waterproof: IP67 waterproof grade (can be worn when washing hands or when it is raining, suitable for bathing. Hot water and salt water are forbidden.)

Battery capacity: 90 MA, standby time: about 15 days, charging time: about 2 hours, use time: 5-7 days (actual time depends on whether the screen is always on and the frequency of use of the detection function).

Mobile phone system requirements: support android 4.4 and above, IOS 8.0 and above

Other features: Bluetooth 4.0, weather forecast, remote camera, support UI free conversion, support APP upgrade

  Package Included:

1* smart bracelet

1* instruction manual

1* charging cable

Payment

1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

Shipping

Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

About Feedback When you receive the item and satisfied with the product, please leave positive feedback and 5 scores DSR. We will leave a 5 Scores DSR feedback for you. If, for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact via Ebay Message and we will do our best to resolve it. Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback without any communition with .

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Women Men Kids Smart Band Fitness Tracker Watch Sleep Bracelet Wristband USA

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Women Men Kids Smart Band Fitness Tracker Watch Sleep Bracelet Wristband USA

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Hello! Welcome to our store! Quality is the first with best service. customers all are our friends. Fashion design,100% Brand New, high quality!

Function Overview: Dynamic heart rate, blood pressure detection, Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer Bluetooth connection, call reminder, message reminder, raise hand to light up screen, smart alarm clock, find bracelet(anti-lost by vibration), remote camera, Sedentary reminder, sleep monitoring, Information push (SMS, WeChat, QQ, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsAPP, etc.) .

Features: 100% brand new and high quality 0.96inch IPS color screen display, clear to see even under sunlight Sports and health: Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer Support Dynamic Heart rate, Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen monitoring, Support call reminder and message reminder Remote camera function: shake it to take photos after bluetooth connection like a remote camera shutter for your phone. Life waterproof: IP65 ,can wash hands, wear in the rain, but it better not swim Large battery built in, super-long standby up to about 15days, work for 7days, quick to charge for 2hours(USB charging) Bracelet band is replaceable

Specification: Total Length: 235mm Band Width: 22mm Main Unit Size: 4.1cm * 1.2cm * 1.9cm(Length x Height x Width) Bracelet material: ABS, main body cover PC, strap TPU Battery capacity: 90mah Battery type: lithium polymer battery Display screen: 0.96 HD IPS color screen FTF process, single point touch button Bluetooth: 4.0 System Requirements: Android 4.4 or IOS8.0 or higher mobile phones supporting Bluetooth 4.0 Color: Black / Red / Blue / Dark Blue

There is 2-3% difference according to manual measurement. please check the measurement chart carefully before you buy the item. 1 inch = 2.54 cm Please note that slight color difference should be acceptable due to the light and screen.

Charging Method: USB Charger: You need to remove the main body from the bracelet first, As long as you have a USB interface, you can charge it at will. Cable Charger: Remove the main body from the bracelet first, Put the main body into charger slot, plug the USB interface of cable into computer or other devices with USB adapters.

Package Includes: 1 * Smart Bracelet 1 * User’s Manual

Note: 1)Wearable devices monitors human activities through electronic sensors,and they are at the consumer electronics level.It’s normal for certain deviation.The user should treat data objectively. 2)Please do not compared to hospital equipment about reading,it is NOT a medical device! 3)Before using, scan the QR code on the manual to download the app and connect it to the watch with APP.

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1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

Shipping

Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

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New Post has been published on https://fitnesstech.website/product/sport-health-waterproof-fitness-smart-watch-activity-tracker-wrist-band-bracelet/

Sport Health Waterproof Fitness Smart Watch Activity Tracker Wrist Band Bracelet

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Function Overview:  Dynamic heart rate, blood pressure detection, blood oxygen monitoring,  Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer  Bluetooth connection, call reminder, message reminder, raise hand to light up screen,  smart alarm clock, find bracelet(anti-lost by vibration), remote camera, Sedentary reminder, drinking reminder,  sleep monitoring,  Information push (SMS, WeChat, QQ, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsAPP, etc.) . 

Features: 100% brand new and high quality  0.96inch IPS color screen display, clear to see even under sunlight  Sports and health: Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer   Support Dynamic Heart rate, Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen monitoring,  Support call reminder and message reminder  Remote camera function: shake it to take photos after bluetooth connection like a remote camera shutter for your phone.  Life waterproof: IP67 ,can wash hands, wear in the rain, but it better not swim  Large battery built in, super-long standby up to about 15days, work for 7days, quick to charge for 2hours(USB charging, USB cable included) Bracelet band is replaceable  Soft TFU bracelet, quite skin-friendly and comfortable  Smart life asistant to help you a lot  

Specification:  Total Length: 235mm  Band Width: 22mm  Main Unit Size: 4.1cm * 1.2cm *  1.9cm(Length x Height x Width) Bracelet material: ABS, main body cover PC, strap TPU  Battery capacity: 80mah Battery type: lithium polymer battery Display screen: 0.96 HD IPS color screen FTF process, single point touch button  Bluetooth: 4.0  System Requirements: Android 4.3 or IOS8.0 or higher mobile phones supporting Bluetooth 4.0 Color: Black | Red | Blue 

Note:  Please allow 1-3cm (0.4-1.18′) difference due to manual measurement and slight color variation for different display setting Thank you for your understanding, nice day!

 Package Includes: 1 * Smart bracelet (M3 Plus) 1 * User Manual

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1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

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Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

About Feedback When you receive the item and satisfied with the product, please leave positive feedback and 5 scores DSR. We will leave a 5 Scores DSR feedback for you. If, for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact via Ebay Message and we will do our best to resolve it. Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback without any communition with .

On May-22-19 at 00:47:05 PDT, seller added the following information:

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New Post has been published on https://fitnesstech.website/product/sport-health-waterproof-fitness-smart-watch-activity-tracker-wrist-band-bracelet/

Sport Health Waterproof Fitness Smart Watch Activity Tracker Wrist Band Bracelet

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Description

Function Overview:  Dynamic heart rate, blood pressure detection, blood oxygen monitoring,  Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer  Bluetooth connection, call reminder, message reminder, raise hand to light up screen,  smart alarm clock, find bracelet(anti-lost by vibration), remote camera, Sedentary reminder, drinking reminder,  sleep monitoring,  Information push (SMS, WeChat, QQ, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsAPP, etc.) . 

Features: 100% brand new and high quality  0.96inch IPS color screen display, clear to see even under sunlight  Sports and health: Sports step (3D sensor), calorie consumption, exercise distance, pedometer   Support Dynamic Heart rate, Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen monitoring,  Support call reminder and message reminder  Remote camera function: shake it to take photos after bluetooth connection like a remote camera shutter for your phone.  Life waterproof: IP67 ,can wash hands, wear in the rain, but it better not swim  Large battery built in, super-long standby up to about 15days, work for 7days, quick to charge for 2hours(USB charging, USB cable included) Bracelet band is replaceable  Soft TFU bracelet, quite skin-friendly and comfortable  Smart life asistant to help you a lot  

Specification:  Total Length: 235mm  Band Width: 22mm  Main Unit Size: 4.1cm * 1.2cm *  1.9cm(Length x Height x Width) Bracelet material: ABS, main body cover PC, strap TPU  Battery capacity: 80mah Battery type: lithium polymer battery Display screen: 0.96 HD IPS color screen FTF process, single point touch button  Bluetooth: 4.0  System Requirements: Android 4.3 or IOS8.0 or higher mobile phones supporting Bluetooth 4.0 Color: Black | Red | Blue 

Note:  Please allow 1-3cm (0.4-1.18′) difference due to manual measurement and slight color variation for different display setting Thank you for your understanding, nice day!

 Package Includes: 1 * Smart bracelet (M3 Plus) 1 * User Manual

Preview:

Payment

1.We accept PayPal only. 2.All major credit cards are accepted through secure payment processor PayPal. 3.Payment must be received within 7 business days of auction closing. 4.We ship to your eBay or Paypal address. Please make sure your eBay and Paypal address is correct before you pay.

Shipping

Shipping Address We’ll ONLY ship the item to your Paypal Confirmed Address, so please make sure your shipping address is correct before you buy item. Buyer need ship to other address (not Paypal confirmed address) should contact before buy item. We have no responsiblity for shipping address provided wrongly.

Shipping Time / Delivery Time We try our best to ship out same day for payment cleared before 5.00 PM (Pacific Time) , otherwise we will ship on next working days. Order placed on weekend or holiday will be shipped on Monday or next working day. We use USPS with Delivery Confirmation. Big order will be shipped via Priority mail (with tracking) automatically without any extra shipping cost. Below is the approximate delivery time to different countries (just estimated, not guaranteed): 5-10 working days to buyer in USA

Replacement/Exchange We accept exchange/replace item within 30 days when customer receive merchandise. Buyer will pay the return shipping cost regardless any reasons. No exception. We will process RMA within 7-14 days when we receive the item back. We exchange/replace item if only item is in same condition as when we shipped out. No exception. Unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee and merchandise must be in the unused condition only.

About Feedback When you receive the item and satisfied with the product, please leave positive feedback and 5 scores DSR. We will leave a 5 Scores DSR feedback for you. If, for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact via Ebay Message and we will do our best to resolve it. Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback without any communition with .

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