The Imposter - ThomasNATION Fanstory
October 31, 2021
(WARNING: This story may contain frightening imagery and scenarios not suitable for younger readers, as well as dark themes and a slight implication of gore. Viewer discretion is advised.)
It was a stormy autumnās day on the island of Sodor, and Percy was hard at work pulling the mail train. On his travels, he encountered Thomas pulling Annie and Clarabel, and sped up to talk to him.
āHey, Thomas!ā Percy chirped, eager to talk to his best friend.
āPercy, hey, howās it goinā?ā Thomas greeted.
āNot too bad,ā replied Percy. ājust pulling the mail as I usually do. Actually, once weāre done, ya want to go shunting down at the quarry?ā
āIād normally love to, Percy,ā Thomas responded, ābut I canāt. I have way too much to do today.ā
Percyās smile faded, but he still understood Thomasā reasoning. āWell, I guess thatās okay. I can probably manage myself.ā
āTell ya what,ā Thomas continued. āIāll be down to help with your shunting tomorrow, mākay?ā
āYeah, sure.ā
And with that, Thomas left, leaving Percy feeling almost abandoned as he rolled up to a junction. Toby pulled up beside him, noticing he was looking down.
āHey, Percy, whatās wrong?ā Toby asked. āYou look a little glum.ā
āI know, itās justā¦ā Percy responded. āthis is the third time this week Thomas has denied my requests to have fun. Iām starting to wonder if he even wants to hang out with me anymore. Itās almost as if Iā¦well, lost my best friend!ā
āDonāt be silly.ā said Toby as he comforted the green engine. āIām sure Thomas is just really busy. Iām sure once heās finished, heāll have all the time in the world to play with you.ā
āYeah, yeahā¦ā Percy frowned as the signal changed.
āWell, I best be off. Bye, Percy!ā Toby called as he disembarked.
āBye.ā Percy sighed as he continued his journey.
The next morning, Percy was at Knapford picking up some mail for the Main Line, when suddenlyā¦
āHello, Percy.ā a familiar voice said.
Percy looked around, and right next to him was Thomas, grinning at the green engine.
Percy inspected Thomas, as there was something different about him. His cerulean shade of blue was more of an azure shade, and a few of his other details, such as his rivets and handrails were gone. āHey, Thomasā¦you doing okay?ā
āQuite well.ā Thomas responded, eerily. āI must apologize for denying your request to play yesterday. I would much love to shunt with you right now.ā
āIām sorry, but I canāt,ā Percy said. āI have to deliver the mail to-ā
āI would much love to shunt with you right now.ā Thomas repeated, in a slow, condescending tone, but not breaking his grin.
Percy, clearly confused, eventually obliged. āWellā¦okay.ā
He was uncoupled from his mail cars as a workman ran up to Sir Topham Hatt.
āSir! Sir!ā the workman cried. āDuckās come off the rails at Maron, and I canāt find Rocky!ā
āCalm down, mate.ā Sir Topham Hatt responded. āIām sure heās-ā
āRocky is fine.ā Thomas told the workman. āI have sent him to his shed until he is needed next.ā
āBut Iāve just checked his shed! Heās not there!ā the workman cried again.
āLook once again and you will find him eventually.ā Thomas said.
āWell, uhā¦okay?ā the workman said as he walked off.
āThomas, are you feeling okay?ā Sir Topham Hatt pondered.
āQuite well.ā Thomas responded. āCome along, Percy, those trucks are not going to shunt themselves, eh?ā
Thomas left, and Percy followed, confused.
Afterwards, Percy was headed back to Knapford to collect his mail with Toby, still bewildered over Thomasā behavior.
āIām telling you, Toby,ā Percy told the little tram, āthere may be something off about Thomas.ā
āWhat do you mean?ā
āHe kept speaking in a slow, condescending manner, and when me and him were shunting, he kept shunting one truck back and forth for an hour!ā
āHmmā¦that is most peculiar,ā Toby thought. āI donāt suppose heās been-ā
āHello, Percy and Toby.ā Thomas said as he appeared in front of them as they approached some blocked off rails being inspected by the Sodor Construction Crew.
āAH!ā Percy jumped. āUhā¦hi, Thomas. Whatās going on here?ā
āThereās something wrong with this stretch of track,ā Alfie explained.
āBut it looks perfectly fine.ā Toby protested.
āWe know that,ā Darcy explained, ābut what he means is there may be a sinkhole beneath the rails!ā
āYes.ā Thomas said as he crept towards Percy. āAnd wouldnāt it just be a shame if an engine just accidentallyā¦slipped into that sinkhole? Leaving him alone? Abandoned? No way of getting rescued or freed from his suffering?ā
Percy gasped in terror, looking deep into Thomasā grin.
āSudlvh wkh fudqh orug...ā Thomas whispered.
āWhat?ā
But before Thomas could explain, he switched tracks and trundled off. āFarewell, Percy and Toby.ā
āOkay, there is definitely something wrong with Thomas!ā Percy cried.
āYeah, Iāve never seen him behave like that.ā Toby replied. āYou need to get to the bottom of this!ā
āMe?!ā Percy shrieked in horror. āWhy me?ā
āBecause youāre much braver than I am.ā Toby explained as he left.
Percy was still confused, but he knew he had to solve this problem, even if it meant on his own.
Soon, night had fallen onto Sodor and Percy was headed back to the sheds, when he noticed a shadowy figure trembling in the sidings.
āHello?ā Percy cried. āAnyone there?ā
ā...Pā¦Pā¦Percy?ā the voice cried.
Percy crept slowly towards the figure. It was Rocky, albeit looking completely traumatized.
āRocky?ā Percy asked. āWhatās going on? What are you doing here?ā
āPercy! Oh, thank goodness!ā Rocky whimpered. āI saw the most terrible thing!ā
āWhat happened?ā
āIt all started last nightā¦ā
Rocky explained his dilemma to Percy. The night before, Thomas and Rocky had been called to lift Diesel onto the rails after an accident, when they approached the stretch of track that the Pack had blocked off. But before they knew anything, they slipped right into the sinkhole. He stopped the story there, not wanting to go any further.
āWhat was in the sinkhole?ā
āItās too terrifying to say,ā Rocky whimpered. ābut heed my warning: if you see Thomas, with a darker shade of blue and always grinningā¦run.ā
āWhat?ā
āThereās no time to explain, butā¦ā
Then, Rocky stopped. He started hearing a faint whisper, which mortified him even more. āSUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG. SUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG.ā whispered the voice.
āWe need to lift Thomas back onto the rails!ā
āWhat?!ā Percy cried. āBut you just said-ā
āTHEREāS NO TIME TO EXPLAIN!ā Rocky snapped. āJust go!ā
āWhat was in that sinkhole, Rocky?!ā Percy asked, growing impatient.
āI assure you, you donāt want to know!ā Rocky cried. āLetās just go!ā
Soon, Percy and Rocky were at the scene of the accident. Rocky, still hyperventilating, lifted Thomas back onto the rails. Through it all, Thomas kept grinning creepily.
āSudlvh wkh fudqh orug, Rocky.ā Thomas said.
āUhā¦and to you too, Thomas!ā Rocky chuckled in fear.
Percy noticed in the distance was the blocked off track that Thomas and Rocky fell into. He uncoupled from Rocky and went over to investigate, pushing through the barrier, untilā¦
āHello, Percy.ā Thomas said as he appeared in front of Percy.
āThomas, let me through.ā
āOh, but why would I do that, Percy?ā Thomas asked, his tone growing more and more unnerving. āDid you not hear the old saying āwhen you move close to a big discovery, pull backā?ā
āIām not scared of you, Thomas! Just let me-ā
āSUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG!!!ā Thomas screeched as his facial appearance drastically changed before Percyās eyes. His eyes were now black with red irises, his teeth were much more pointy and he was foaming at the mouth with a red liquid. You can probably guess what it is. Now this, Percy was scared of.
āWhat are you?!ā
āMY NAME IS WKRPDV PN. 258329.ā the creature cried. āI WAS SENT HERE TO CAPTURE YOU FOOLISH ENGINES. NO ONE WOULD EVER EXPECT THEIR NUMBER ONE ENGINE TO BE THEIR ULTIMATE DEMISE. BUT YOU GOT ONE STEP TOO CLOSE TO FIGURING OUT OUR PLAN. AND NOW, PERCY, WE MUST DESTROY YOU.ā
āWhoās we?!ā Percy cried.
But before anyone could answer, the creature pulled Percy into the sinkhole.
āPERCY!ā Rocky screamed. āNO!ā
The creature pulled Percy into the sinkhole, through a red vortex and into an alternate dimension surrounded by fire and all sorts of demons.
āWELCOME TO DIMENSION FUDQH.ā the creature groaned. āTHE CRANE LORD WILL BE WITH YOU SHORTLY.ā
āThe Crane Lord?!ā Percy cried.
Spider arms then shot out of the creatureās boiler as it scuttled off.
āHELP! HEEELP!ā a familiar voice screamed.
āHello?!ā Percy called as he looked around.
āPercy! Up here!ā the voice yelled. Percy looked up - it was the real Thomas, trapped in a cage!
āThomas, donāt you worry!ā Percy cried. āIām going to get you out of there!ā
āNO YOU WONāTā¦ā a voice bellowed through the dimension.
Footsteps thundered through the realm, and before long, Percy was face-to-face with the Crane Lord, a terrifying monster with cranes for arms.
āWHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY DOMAIN?!ā the Crane Lord screamed.
āIām getting my friend back!ā Percy yelled.
āDOUBTFUL, PUNY ENGINE!ā the Crane Lord bellowed. āFOR IT HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN!ā
āWhat has?ā
āSODORāS DEMISE!ā
Soon, the Crane Lord started unleashing his vengeance on Sodor. On several areas on the island, several fiery holes opened, dropping plenty of engines into the flaming vortex below to their doom. Percy could do nothing but watch in horror.
āNo! No, please, stop! They didnāt do anything!ā Percy whimpered as he watched in horror.
āOH, DONāT FEEL LEFT OUT, PERCY!ā the Crane Lord bellowed. Its crane arm grabbed Percy by the boiler and dangled him over the fiery vortex. āIāVE BEEN MEANING TO HANDLE YOU PERSONALLY.ā
āNO!ā Thomas screamed.
āSAY GOODBYE TO YOUR BEST FRIEND!!ā the Crane Lord screeched. āANY LAST WORDS, PERCY?ā
Tearfully, Percy looked to Thomas. āā¦goodbye, my friend.ā
It was a stormy autumnās day on the island of Sodor, and Percy was hard at work pulling the mail train. On his travels, he encountered Thomas pulling Annie and Clarabel, and sped up to talk to him.
āHey, Thomas!ā Percy chirped, eager to talk to his best friend.
āPercy, hey, howās it goinā?ā Thomas greeted.
āNot too bad,ā replied Percy. ājust pulling the mail as I usually do. Actually, once weāre done, ya want to go shunting down at the quarry?ā
āIād normally love to, Percy,ā Thomas responded, ābut I canāt. I have way too much to do today.ā
Percyās smile faded, but he still understood Thomasā reasoning. āWell, I guess thatās okay. I can probably manage myself.ā
āTell ya what,ā Thomas continued. āIāll be down to help with your shunting tomorrow, mākay?ā
āYeah, sure.ā
And with that, Thomas left, leaving Percy feeling almost abandoned as he rolled up to a junction. Toby pulled up beside him, noticing he was looking down.
āHey, Percy, whatās wrong?ā Toby asked. āYou look a little glum.ā
āI know, itās justā¦ā Percy responded. āthis is the third time this week Thomas has denied my requests to have fun. Iām starting to wonder if he even wants to hang out with me anymore. Itās almost as if Iā¦well, lost my best friend!ā
āDonāt be silly.ā said Toby as he comforted the green engine. āIām sure Thomas is just really busy. Iām sure once heās finished, heāll have all the time in the world to play with you.ā
āYeah, yeahā¦ā Percy frowned as the signal changed.
āWell, I best be off. Bye, Percy!ā Toby called as he disembarked.
āBye.ā Percy sighed as he continued his journey.
The next morning, Percy was at Knapford picking up some mail for the Main Line, when suddenlyā¦
āHello, Percy.ā a familiar voice said.
Percy looked around, and right next to him was Thomas, grinning at the green engine.
Percy inspected Thomas, as there was something different about him. His cerulean shade of blue was more of an azure shade, and a few of his other details, such as his rivets and handrails were gone. āHey, Thomasā¦you doing okay?ā
āQuite well.ā Thomas responded, eerily. āI must apologize for denying your request to play yesterday. I would much love to shunt with you right now.ā
āIām sorry, but I canāt,ā Percy said. āI have to deliver the mail to-ā
āI would much love to shunt with you right now.ā Thomas repeated, in a slow, condescending tone, but not breaking his grin.
Percy, clearly confused, eventually obliged. āWellā¦okay.ā
He was uncoupled from his mail cars as a workman ran up to Sir Topham Hatt.
āSir! Sir!ā the workman cried. āDuckās come off the rails at Maron, and I canāt find Rocky!ā
āCalm down, mate.ā Sir Topham Hatt responded. āIām sure heās-ā
āRocky is fine.ā Thomas told the workman. āI have sent him to his shed until he is needed next.ā
āBut Iāve just checked his shed! Heās not there!ā the workman cried again.
āLook once again and you will find him eventually.ā Thomas said.
āWell, uhā¦okay?ā the workman said as he walked off.
āThomas, are you feeling okay?ā Sir Topham Hatt pondered.
āQuite well.ā Thomas responded. āCome along, Percy, those trucks are not going to shunt themselves, eh?ā
Thomas left, and Percy followed, confused.
Afterwards, Percy was headed back to Knapford to collect his mail with Toby, still bewildered over Thomasā behavior.
āIām telling you, Toby,ā Percy told the little tram, āthere may be something off about Thomas.ā
āWhat do you mean?ā
āHe kept speaking in a slow, condescending manner, and when me and him were shunting, he kept shunting one truck back and forth for an hour!ā
āHmmā¦that is most peculiar,ā Toby thought. āI donāt suppose heās been-ā
āHello, Percy and Toby.ā Thomas said as he appeared in front of them as they approached some blocked off rails being inspected by the Sodor Construction Crew.
āAH!ā Percy jumped. āUhā¦hi, Thomas. Whatās going on here?ā
āThereās something wrong with this stretch of track,ā Alfie explained.
āBut it looks perfectly fine.ā Toby protested.
āWe know that,ā Darcy explained, ābut what he means is there may be a sinkhole beneath the rails!ā
āYes.ā Thomas said as he crept towards Percy. āAnd wouldnāt it just be a shame if an engine just accidentallyā¦slipped into that sinkhole? Leaving him alone? Abandoned? No way of getting rescued or freed from his suffering?ā
Percy gasped in terror, looking deep into Thomasā grin.
āSudlvh wkh fudqh orug...ā Thomas whispered.
āWhat?ā
But before Thomas could explain, he switched tracks and trundled off. āFarewell, Percy and Toby.ā
āOkay, there is definitely something wrong with Thomas!ā Percy cried.
āYeah, Iāve never seen him behave like that.ā Toby replied. āYou need to get to the bottom of this!ā
āMe?!ā Percy shrieked in horror. āWhy me?ā
āBecause youāre much braver than I am.ā Toby explained as he left.
Percy was still confused, but he knew he had to solve this problem, even if it meant on his own.
Soon, night had fallen onto Sodor and Percy was headed back to the sheds, when he noticed a shadowy figure trembling in the sidings.
āHello?ā Percy cried. āAnyone there?ā
ā...Pā¦Pā¦Percy?ā the voice cried.
Percy crept slowly towards the figure. It was Rocky, albeit looking completely traumatized.
āRocky?ā Percy asked. āWhatās going on? What are you doing here?ā
āPercy! Oh, thank goodness!ā Rocky whimpered. āI saw the most terrible thing!ā
āWhat happened?ā
āIt all started last nightā¦ā
Rocky explained his dilemma to Percy. The night before, Thomas and Rocky had been called to lift Diesel onto the rails after an accident, when they approached the stretch of track that the Pack had blocked off. But before they knew anything, they slipped right into the sinkhole. He stopped the story there, not wanting to go any further.
āWhat was in the sinkhole?ā
āItās too terrifying to say,ā Rocky whimpered. ābut heed my warning: if you see Thomas, with a darker shade of blue and always grinningā¦run.ā
āWhat?ā
āThereās no time to explain, butā¦ā
Then, Rocky stopped. He started hearing a faint whisper, which mortified him even more. āSUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG. SUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG.ā whispered the voice.
āWe need to lift Thomas back onto the rails!ā
āWhat?!ā Percy cried. āBut you just said-ā
āTHEREāS NO TIME TO EXPLAIN!ā Rocky snapped. āJust go!ā
āWhat was in that sinkhole, Rocky?!ā Percy asked, growing impatient.
āI assure you, you donāt want to know!ā Rocky cried. āLetās just go!ā
Soon, Percy and Rocky were at the scene of the accident. Rocky, still hyperventilating, lifted Thomas back onto the rails. Through it all, Thomas kept grinning creepily.
āSudlvh wkh fudqh orug, Rocky.ā Thomas said.
āUhā¦and to you too, Thomas!ā Rocky chuckled in fear.
Percy noticed in the distance was the blocked off track that Thomas and Rocky fell into. He uncoupled from Rocky and went over to investigate, pushing through the barrier, untilā¦
āHello, Percy.ā Thomas said as he appeared in front of Percy.
āThomas, let me through.ā
āOh, but why would I do that, Percy?ā Thomas asked, his tone growing more and more unnerving. āDid you not hear the old saying āwhen you move close to a big discovery, pull backā?ā
āIām not scared of you, Thomas! Just let me-ā
āSUDLVH WKH FUDQH ORUG!!!ā Thomas screeched as his facial appearance drastically changed before Percyās eyes. His eyes were now black with red irises, his teeth were much more pointy and he was foaming at the mouth with a red liquid. You can probably guess what it is. Now this, Percy was scared of.
āWhat are you?!ā
āMY NAME IS WKRPDV PN. 258329.ā the creature cried. āI WAS SENT HERE TO CAPTURE YOU FOOLISH ENGINES. NO ONE WOULD EVER EXPECT THEIR NUMBER ONE ENGINE TO BE THEIR ULTIMATE DEMISE. BUT YOU GOT ONE STEP TOO CLOSE TO FIGURING OUT OUR PLAN. AND NOW, PERCY, WE MUST DESTROY YOU.ā
āWhoās we?!ā Percy cried.
But before anyone could answer, the creature pulled Percy into the sinkhole.
āPERCY!ā Rocky screamed. āNO!ā
The creature pulled Percy into the sinkhole, through a red vortex and into an alternate dimension surrounded by fire and all sorts of demons.
āWELCOME TO DIMENSION FUDQH.ā the creature groaned. āTHE CRANE LORD WILL BE WITH YOU SHORTLY.ā
āThe Crane Lord?!ā Percy cried.
Spider arms then shot out of the creatureās boiler as it scuttled off.
āHELP! HEEELP!ā a familiar voice screamed.
āHello?!ā Percy called as he looked around.
āPercy! Up here!ā the voice yelled. Percy looked up - it was the real Thomas, trapped in a cage!
āThomas, donāt you worry!ā Percy cried. āIām going to get you out of there!ā
āNO YOU WONāTā¦ā a voice bellowed through the dimension.
Footsteps thundered through the realm, and before long, Percy was face-to-face with the Crane Lord, a terrifying monster with cranes for arms.
āWHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY DOMAIN?!ā the Crane Lord screamed.
āIām getting my friend back!ā Percy yelled.
āDOUBTFUL, PUNY ENGINE!ā the Crane Lord bellowed. āFOR IT HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN!ā
āWhat has?ā
āSODORāS DEMISE!ā
Soon, the Crane Lord started unleashing his vengeance on Sodor. On several areas on the island, several fiery holes opened, dropping plenty of engines into the flaming vortex below to their doom. Percy could do nothing but watch in horror.
āNo! No, please, stop! They didnāt do anything!ā Percy whimpered as he watched in horror.
āOH, DONāT FEEL LEFT OUT, PERCY!ā the Crane Lord bellowed. Its crane arm grabbed Percy by the boiler and dangled him over the fiery vortex. āIāVE BEEN MEANING TO HANDLE YOU PERSONALLY.ā
āNO!ā Thomas screamed.
āSAY GOODBYE TO YOUR BEST FRIEND!!ā the Crane Lord screeched. āANY LAST WORDS, PERCY?ā
Tearfully, Percy looked to Thomas. āā¦goodbye, my friend.ā
The Crane Lord dropped Percy into the vortex, andā¦
ā¦Percy woke up screaming in his shed. It was nothing more than a nightmare.
āPercy!ā Emily said, having been woken up by Percyās screaming. āCalm down, it was only a dream.ā
āWaitā¦Emily?ā Percy whimpered.
ā...yeah?ā
āYouāre okay!ā
āUh, yeah. I am.ā Emily was confused by Percyās behavior. āAre you okay, though?ā
āUgh, shush!ā Gordon bellowed. āBoth of you, just go to sleep!ā
Emily and Percy obliged and drifted off to sleep.
The next morning, Percy was at Knapford picking up some mail for the Main Line, when suddenlyā¦
āHey, Percy.ā a familiar voice said.
Percy looked around, and right next to him was Thomas, cheerfully smiling at the green engine. Percy closely inspected him. He was still a cerulean shade and his rivets and handrails were still intact, but looks have been known to deceive.
āHey, Thomasā¦are you, uhā¦are you doing okay?ā
āUhā¦quite well.ā Thomas responded, cheerfully. āI have to apologize for not shunting with you yesterday. If you want, we can shunt right now.ā
āIām sorry, but I canāt,ā Percy said. āI have to deliver the mail to-ā
āOh, that makes sense,ā Thomas chuckled. āIāll just wait until-ā
āWAIT!ā Percy cried. āā¦say that again.ā
ā...uh, Iāll just wait until youāre done?ā
āI seeā¦and, uh, sudlvh wkh fudqh orug?ā
āHuh? Whatās going on?ā
āTHOMAS!ā Percy screamed in delight. āIT IS YOU!ā
āUhā¦right.ā
āCome on,ā Percy said gleefully as he uncoupled himself from his mail trucks. āthose trucks arenāt gonna shunt themselves!ā
As Percy left, Thomas canāt help but wonder what in the world just happened.
āUh, Toby?ā Thomas asked. āIs Percy doing okay? I know he had a nightmare last night, but I didnāt think it was that bad.ā
āOh, Iām sure heās just happy to be seeing his best friend again, Thomas.ā Toby said as he disembarked.
Thomas kept thinking. āā¦what was his nightmare about, anyway?ā
ā¦Percy woke up screaming in his shed. It was nothing more than a nightmare.
āPercy!ā Emily said, having been woken up by Percyās screaming. āCalm down, it was only a dream.ā
āWaitā¦Emily?ā Percy whimpered.
ā...yeah?ā
āYouāre okay!ā
āUh, yeah. I am.ā Emily was confused by Percyās behavior. āAre you okay, though?ā
āUgh, shush!ā Gordon bellowed. āBoth of you, just go to sleep!ā
Emily and Percy obliged and drifted off to sleep.
The next morning, Percy was at Knapford picking up some mail for the Main Line, when suddenlyā¦
āHey, Percy.ā a familiar voice said.
Percy looked around, and right next to him was Thomas, cheerfully smiling at the green engine. Percy closely inspected him. He was still a cerulean shade and his rivets and handrails were still intact, but looks have been known to deceive.
āHey, Thomasā¦are you, uhā¦are you doing okay?ā
āUhā¦quite well.ā Thomas responded, cheerfully. āI have to apologize for not shunting with you yesterday. If you want, we can shunt right now.ā
āIām sorry, but I canāt,ā Percy said. āI have to deliver the mail to-ā
āOh, that makes sense,ā Thomas chuckled. āIāll just wait until-ā
āWAIT!ā Percy cried. āā¦say that again.ā
ā...uh, Iāll just wait until youāre done?ā
āI seeā¦and, uh, sudlvh wkh fudqh orug?ā
āHuh? Whatās going on?ā
āTHOMAS!ā Percy screamed in delight. āIT IS YOU!ā
āUhā¦right.ā
āCome on,ā Percy said gleefully as he uncoupled himself from his mail trucks. āthose trucks arenāt gonna shunt themselves!ā
As Percy left, Thomas canāt help but wonder what in the world just happened.
āUh, Toby?ā Thomas asked. āIs Percy doing okay? I know he had a nightmare last night, but I didnāt think it was that bad.ā
āOh, Iām sure heās just happy to be seeing his best friend again, Thomas.ā Toby said as he disembarked.
Thomas kept thinking. āā¦what was his nightmare about, anyway?ā
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