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K-X-P Finland
"The silver metallic train sped through the night at warp speed, like a bullet being fired out of a revolver. It hardly made a sound as it hurtled through the air leaving a hazy smoke in its wake. Their destination was unknown, all they knew was that their jouney may never end." -The Ransom Note ... more
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