Roadie šŖ¶Jack
Roadie šŖ¶Jack āWell, if youāre ever bored here, I got soap for laundry.ā
Atsuko had to wonder if Jack understood her despite the warnings sheād given him. Perhaps he was just wondering to see how far she was willing to go when it was her against his surplus of knives.

āā¦I donāt do it for fun. If Iām truly that bored, Iād rather just take a nap. Or maybe do someone elseās laundry.ā Yeah, there was definitely something up with that. Atsuko seemed like the type to hate such a menial task, and yetā¦
Roadie šŖ¶Jack āNot sure what thatās sāposed to mean. The bridgeās the same every time, but the cars themselvesāre nothing but variety.ā
Jack couldnāt even understand something as simple as this? Of course, it would make more sense to Atsuko later, but to Atsuko right nowā¦

āā¦Itās still cars on a train. I donāt⦠claim to know how this all works, but weāre not actually going anywhere. It seems to me like⦠no matter how many sights you see, itās still the train. Weāre just going wherever the next car isāno freedom of choice in that.ā
Roadie šŖ¶Jack āListen, ās been a great conversation, but I should probably do an actual pass lookinā for my letter at some point.ā
Uh-huh. Atsuko hadnāt believed most of what Jack was doing up to this point regardless, but wasnāt quite able to figure out what the alleged āgift cardā was meant to be, so she let it slide.
Roadie šŖ¶Jack āCatch ya in the next car? No take-backs on that invitation.ā

āā¦Depends on how big it is. I prefer acting alone, but I suppose if itās another a car this size, I canāt avoid an audience.ā The innkeeper let out a sigh. āDoesnāt matter to me.ā
That was definitely an interesting way of saying āgoodbye.ā Because Atsuko was off to do⦠Atsuko things. She did plan to write her letter⦠eventually.