"Goodbye and good riddance Playtime Co. May you never bother me again," Gabriel bid his farewells to the factory. It wasn't necessary but it felt like a necessity. He had enough of this place. It was a horrible place to work at to begin with but he had no idea just how horrible everything was behind the scenes.

Firing up the train using his green Grabpack hand, Gabriel opened the door to the engine. Turning around, he called out, "Poppy! Are you coming?" There was no response. The man was worried. Where was the doll? The way she spoke to him, it sounded like she wanted to get out of this god awful place too. But now she was nowhere to be seen. Maybe she didn't want to come at all? Shrugging his shoulders, Gabriel entered the cab and shut the door behind him.

"Okay, let's get the blazes out of here," Gabriel muttered under his breath. Pulling out the first two parts of the train code he had collected, he inspected the three pieces of paper in his hands. The code seemed pretty straightforward. First, plug in the icons. Second, plug in the color sequence. The very last thing was to press each button in the correct order listed on the page.

Gabriel peered out the window. He was taking in one last look at the abandoned Game Station. Never again would it experience the pain and sorrow of the past. No more children would run around the station or play its games. Turning back to the buttons, the middle aged man pressed them in the correct order. First the fourth, then the second, first and third button. Reach up, he pulled the whistle. And then the train began to roll out.

Pulling the whistle once more, Gabriel stepped back. The train quietly cruised out of the Game Station at a slow pace. There were no other controls for the man to take care of. He took a seat on the floor as the train entered a dark tunnel. It wouldn't be long until it arrived near the front entrance. He would be back out into the world beyond the toy factory in no time.

Then a communication device buzzed to life.