Train Through Time
The train was old and rickety, but it was the only way for me to get to my destination. I settled into my seat and closed my eyes, hoping to catch some sleep before arriving. But as soon as the train started moving, I felt a strange sensation in my stomach. Suddenly, I was transported to a different time and place.
I looked around and realized I was still on the train, but everything around me had changed. The seats were now plush and comfortable, and the other passengers were dressed in Victorian-era clothing. Confused and disoriented, I stumbled out of my seat and made my way to the front of the train.
That's when I saw him. A man in a top hat and tails, holding a pocket watch and looking at me with a mixture of surprise and amusement. "Welcome to the past," he said with a grin. "I'm your guide on this journey."
I couldn't believe what was happening. Was I really time traveling on a train? The man explained that the train was a special one, designed to take passengers on a journey through time. We traveled through different eras, from ancient Rome to the Wild West, and I saw things I never thought possible.
But as the journey came to an end, I realized that I didn't want to go back to my own time. I had fallen in love with the past and the adventures it held. The man in the top hat smiled knowingly and handed me a pocket watch. "You can come back anytime you want," he said. "Just remember, time travel can be addictive."
As I stepped off the train, I felt a pang of sadness. But I knew that I would be back, and that the train would be waiting for me. I looked back at the man in the top hat and waved goodbye, feeling grateful for the experience. And as I walked away, I knew that I would never forget the thrill of time travel on a train.
The train was old and rickety, but it was the only way for me to get to my destination.
Prompt
The story must contain one of the following genres (or a combination of them): Fantasy, Sci Fi, Humor.
It should definitely contain time travel and take place on a train. The story should finish with the same sentence it started.