McKenna's POV:
 McKenzie and I entered the station, bracing for an encounter with monsters. "It's cold," McKenzie shivered, rubbing her arms. I took off my black baseball jacket and offered it to her. "Thanks," McKenzie said, hugging me. "Hello? Is anyone here at the station?" I yelled, hoping for a response. No one replied. I sighed. Suddenly, a loudspeaker blared, "Attention! A monster is in the station! Get to the garage now!" "Oh dear," I muttered. "Come on, Kenzie. We need to get a headstart before the monster finds us!" I urged her to move quickly. I opened the door on my left to see desks with stacks of papers. "Another monster?! We need to get to the garage!" said McKenzie with no emotion. I crawled through the vent to a room between an acid river and the garage, where I spotted a wrench, a green key, and an orange key. I grabbed the orange key swiftly and carefully walked across the plank. I grabbed the key to unlock the orange key door, revealing a shortcut to the staircase blocked with lasers. "Kenzie!" I shouted at her. "Give me the wrench!" Wasting no time, she tossed the wrench up to me. I caught it and used the wrench for the staircase. Maybe it was a bad idea to wear my black Vedder boots with laces because it makes a loud clicking sound when I walk. I saw the golden key, a battery, and the plank. I took the plank with me. "Place the plank in the room on your right of the acid river," I demanded. She followed my orders and took it. I ran up the escape door and used the wrench on the panel. I went to the cell area and found the red key on a table. I quickly grabbed it and used it to unlock the door next to the escape door, revealing a golden vault. "Dang it," I muttered. I should've taken the golden key. I wasted a good twenty seconds running from here to the staircase. I  took the golden key and ran back to the escape door. While I was running, I heard a scream. Without noticing, I gasped and ran back to find my sister. I have to admit, even though she's skilled in combat, I can't help but feel anxious about her safety. Let that pig even try to attack her, and it will face the full force of my wrath. I am confident in my abilities to protect those I care about, and no threat, no matter how big or small, will ever make me back down. My heart was pounding like a jackhammer as I watched McKenzie battling with the furious pig. I ran towards her, hoping to help her out. When I reached her, I was relieved to see that she was unscathed. But, before I could catch my breath, McKenzie's warning fell on deaf ears. Suddenly, I felt a firm grip around my neck, and I was gasping for air. I struggled with all my might to break free, but it was like fighting a losing battle. With adrenaline coursing through my veins, I fought ferociously, praying that I would be able to escape the pig's deadly chokehold and make it out alive...

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