Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 10 segments
Smallest Salutations! The hunt is on!! Our wilders have cornered their quarry, but how they’ll overcome its frenzy is anyone’s guess. The train to Ocean Stop hangs perilous over the roiling sea. Out…
As the doors open on the Ark Steel train here on the Ocean Point platform, the terminus of the ley line that carries you here, you look out over open ocean under a monsoon sky.
Heavy rain torrents down, buffeting its way into the waves.
The train is suspended in the air.
Some, given the monsoon season, it's probably about three, four meters above the ocean, depending on the arc of the waves.
It's a pretty decent fall from you to the ocean itself.
Somewhere in there, a shakoi has been taken by the frenzy.
Originally, when you said that it opens up to the ocean, I thought we were like underwater.
It opened up and like ocean water flooded into the thing.
And I was like, how are the seats not so damp in between?
It's a thankless job, the train dryer, but someone's got to do it.
No, you are floating above the ocean here on the train.
The Shikoi you have been hunting is somewhere in the ocean.
Well, might as well get started.
jumps off, we're diving straight in.
Well, wouldn't it be better to try to make some sort of call, perhaps, to attract the Shikoi to us?
If anyone knows how to do it, you're the one with a relationship with the Shikoi pod that normally moves through this area.
Oh, I know how to do it.
Oh? Oh? Oh?
From my little hand scanner? Oh.
Thank you.
I'll roll.
Okay, got it.
Thank you, thank you.
Did you just say I lost my mom in Shikoi?
What are we rolling here? This is a call of what? Tricky.
As the doors open on the Ark Steel train here on the Ocean Point platform, the terminus of the ley line that carries you here, you look out over open ocean under a monsoon sky.
Heavy rain torrents down, buffeting its way into the waves.
The train is suspended in the air.
Some, given the monsoon season, it's probably about three, four meters above the ocean, depending on the arc of the waves.
It's a pretty decent fall from you to the ocean itself.
Somewhere in there, a shakoi has been taken by the frenzy.
Originally, when you said that it opens up to the ocean, I thought we were like underwater.
It opened up and like ocean water flooded into the thing.
And I was like, how are the seats not so damp in between?
It's a thankless job, the train dryer, but someone's got to do it.
No, you are floating above the ocean here on the train.
The Shikoi you have been hunting is somewhere in the ocean.
Well, might as well get started.
jumps off, we're diving straight in.
Well, wouldn't it be better to try to make some sort of call, perhaps, to attract the Shikoi to us?
If anyone knows how to do it, you're the one with a relationship with the Shikoi pod that normally moves through this area.
Oh, I know how to do it.
Oh? Oh? Oh?
From my little hand scanner? Oh.
Thank you.
I'll roll.
Okay, got it.
Thank you, thank you.
Did you just say I lost my mom in Shikoi?
What are we rolling here? This is a call of what? Tricky.
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