Read REVELATIONS - BOOK I [15TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION] :: DEVIL’S GAME - PART VI

The rhythmic sound of the train hurrying along the tracks was like a stop watch counting every valuable second of her carefully calculated scheme. At the end of the last car was the train's watch box. Elevated above the crest of the cattle cars roofs, the watch box had only enough room for one soldier at most to stand in. There were doorways on both sides of it with metal steps and railings on either side of the car, leading down from the watch box's door to the ground.

Rain reached out, her fingertips within inches of the moving train. It was deafening, like some sort of angered demon she faced without fear.

As the end came, she was quick to grab hold of the metal railing of the watch box's steps before the train had a chance to speed out of reach.

Before gaining the momentum to swing herself upwards onto the steps, Rain was forced to race along side the steel monster. Like a flying piece of black clothe, Rain jumped up. The heels of her black leather boots clanked loudly against the step's metal beneath her feet. Its sound was drowned out by the intense thunder of the train, allowing her to remain incognito under the cover of darkness. Twisting her body up towards the watch box's door she grasped the handle, only to find that it was locked from the inside.