He went to the main station.
According to the previous timetable, every accident happened about forty minutes after the train departed, but now it takes him an hour to reach the main station. If conditions are harsh, he'd be sent back to the ticket booth before even arriving.
But no, he made it there without any trouble.
The main station was much larger than the intermediate stops. Beyond the station, there was a city, and he could walk out and move around in the city.
Returning inside, he avoided the staff and got his hands on detailed information about the station personnel. Starting with today's on-duty workers, he investigated their family backgrounds and social ties one by one.
This took up a lot of time, and the info might not even be useful, since it's hard to say if those six bound people had any direct connection with the station workers.
