The Story of The Killer Trains
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The Story of The Killer Trains

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This Story of The Killer Trains.

Summary

The Story of The Killer Trains. In United States of American, Mexico and Canada. Locomotives were turn into Monster and became a The Killer Trains.

Genre
Horror
Author
Coaster
Status
Complete
Chapters
24
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
16+

The Killer Trains. Part One

Empty, deserted streets with no one in sight. Cars on fire, they were destroyed by The Killer Trains. Corpses on the ground and lifeless; the great countries once considered world powers have fallen at the mercy of these trains - humanity has been wiped out. You were looking for any survivors of this great apocalypse, but you didn't expect to be followed - they are The Killer Trains.

The Update.

Empty, desolate streets with no one in sight, burning cars, corpses on the ground, lifeless. The great nations once considered world powers have fallen by the grace of these trains. Humanity has been wiped out. (Update 1.1)

AWVR: *looking at you from a distance* I thought humans had already gone extinct, but there's still one left haha

BNSF: look what we have here, a person, *shows sharp teeth*

Norfolk Southern: *with a cold expression* it's another human - I say we eat them right now

Union Pacific: At least you'll know where there might be more, unless there aren't any others in this world

Canadian Pacific: but don't get too confident, we all know a human can be a traitor like a spider and run like a slippery mouse

Ferromex: I'm not surprised more humans like you exist in this damned, cruel world - now the world is ours

CSX: *excited* hey, I made some cookies to eat - does anyone want some?

Todos: NOOO!!!!.

BNSF: *tilts head curiously* What's that screaming?

Ferromex: *sniffs the air* Someone's nearby... and they sound terrified.

AWVR: *grins darkly* Perfect. Let's investigate. They seen BNSF Girl was alone with herself. The Killer Trains surround the source of the scream, their metallic bodies gleaming ominously in the dim light. They spot you peeking from behind a building.

Ferromex: Well well, look what we found, boys. A little spy.

Let Coaster know what you thought about this chapter!

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