The LabyrinthBoard

In a field, between Revolussia and Bonvolkia, a wooden stage is set with Bonvolkian and Revolussian flags flying from it. In front of the stage, two rails lay in front, incomplete. Journalists, rail workers, spectators, and government officials from both nations surround the area, waiting in anticipation for the completion ceremony. A band plays a selection of Bonvolkian and Revolussian music, as the crowd awaits the main guests to arrive: Tobaski, and Hagan. Some officials are already on stage, greeting each other and having general conversation to the best they can understand each other.

Moments later, a whistle is heard as a train appears along the rails appearing from the Revolussian side. It appears to be brand new, in a silver and blue paint. On the coal box, the Inter-Rail Logo. Appearing at the same time on the Bonvolkian side, the same model of train, same paint, and same logo. Each train on the front had flags of their respective nations, waving in the wind. As spectators cleared the way for the trains to enter, the trains would slow down as they approached the end of the rail, stopping only to allow the wooden stage to be visible. Each train was hauling along passenger train cars, silver and blue.

A few moments later, Tobaski and his King would enter stage right, Tobaski soaking in the applause and glory while the King looked a little more paranoid than usual. They then took seats. On stage left, Premier Hagan, Caroline, and Chairman Mojihi would take the stairs and enter. Mojihi stared the King down, before taking a seat. An announcer would approach the microphone.

"Revolussia speaks!"

Hagan would stand up, approaching the microphone, and addressing the full field of spectators.

"For millenniums, the people of the world have always lived in a vicious cycle: a cycle of isolationism, a cycle of fighting, a cycle of mourning, a cycle of blaming. These foundations had led us to a time where tensions rise and a time where man have been divided purely on the land they so stand in. However, my comrades and friends, today shall break that mold. Today, in front of me and you, stands the iron, wood, gravel, and steel that will unite two great nations through a direct line, where the people can freely use it however they wish. Soon, with the cooperation of other nations, this rail will soon unite the world in a world where people, no matter who they are, shall be able to travel freely and allow themselves true liberty on where they wish to go."

"I believe, and I truly have great feelings, that this rail will not only allow people to be free, but to allow the nations of the world to realize that we are one. It is said that people with dreams become leaders with vision. May we empower each other to carry out such vision – because it isn’t enough to simply talk of unity. One must believe it. And it isn’t enough to simply believe in it. One must work at it. Let us work at it. Together. Starting now."

The spectators, and especially the Revolussian workers present at the scene, clapped for Hagan. Caroline stood up and clapped, while Mojihi clapped sitting down.

"Bonvolkia speaks!"

(Now, Bonvolkia, whoever does the speech and stuff will do the speech, if you want, you can reply to this and roleplay what'll happen)

After the speeches, and after the audience dies down, the two leaders approach each other in the middle of the stage, along with a neutral third person holding a contract.

"With this paper, and your signatures, you hearby agree to the terms listed within and will allow and facilitate the creation of the International Railway Line Company."

The two signed the paper, and the announcer held it up for all to see. The journalists began to take pictures, as spectators cheered on.

"You may now complete the railway!" The announcer would shout.

A worker from Revolussia and a worker from Bonvolkia would meet at the incomplete section of rail which required one more spike. A third person would approach the two with a ceremonial, velvet lined box containing a gold spoke. The workers would lay it where it was needed, and took turns hitting the spoke. With every hit, the clank became duller and duller as it drove into the ground. Suddenly, as the Revolussian swung at it, it made a distinct "DINK" sound. The Bonvolkian took one more swing, and the spoke was set in place. The spectators, officials, and workers cheered. The workers, in particular, started to run at each other, hugging and breaking out beer from their respective nations. It was a party, as the GGAE would put it.

With this historic day, the Inter-Rail project has truly begun, and the road to internationalism and global stability is laid.