Running Sentences

This is the introduction to season five of my podcast. I give a brief run down on the longer stories that the first six months of the season will contain. First up is the story Tangled in a Criminal World which runs from October to December. It will be followed by The Lost Writer and his Tale which goes from January to March.

Jax has been sentenced to jail for his crimes, though given the choice of a new type of prison. He takes that chance and things get odd quickly.

Two checkout clerks are stuck at work living a life of boredom waiting for things to happen. Alas an empty store and no bosses makes for a quiet shift...

Drex finds himself corralled and asked questions by the rebels trying to figure what he's done. If only he knew some answers to give them, perhaps this might go easier on him. All while the train carries on doing its thing racing down train tracks that may have been long hidden away.

With the fear that there is a bomb somewhere aboard the train, Drex sets off to find it. He doesn't really know what he's doing, but it feels better to do be doing something then running away. And alas there is nowhere to runaway to without throwing oneself off of said train.

Dealing with cops and a run away criminal Drex does his best to survive. It isn't easy though since he needs to know what's going on and few people seem to want to tell him anything.

Continuing on his adventure and hunt for information as well as for Karl. Drex, finds things getting confusing since now the government appears to be getting involved in matters.

The more Drex finds himself exploring and getting answers, the less he feels he understands. Rebels? Trains? Secrets? It's all a mad mess of things for him to understand.

Now moving through the train to discover things, Drex gets a taste of a different world. Not so different he soon discovers, but a nicer looking to say the least.

Drex gets new orders, ones that he doesn't particularly like or wants to do. But they are orders and he needs to find some evidence of wrong doing.