Intro Now I am at the station — my station.
The platforms lie quiet but watchful, like a stage before the curtain rises. I walk its length with practiced grace, the soles of my shoes tapping out a rhythm older than schedules. My eyes scan every signal, every glint of sun on the tracks, tuned to the language of rail: tension in the wires, the soft sigh of brakes, the shift in wind that hints at an approaching train.
Here, I don’t just manage machinery — I interpret movement. I orchestrate journeys with silence and precision.
I am not seen, but everything flows through me.
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