Some time after Set's check-in, Azothel is running the Goldracht. Maintaining the flow of the proper alchemical reagents to keep the engine running efficiently, checking her timetables for when she needs to reach the next stop, guiding the tracks along through the terrain near John's castle. She is silent, but as content as an NPC can be. But then her vision starts to cloud. The terrible knowledge that Set had so kindly tried to hide away for Azothel began to peel away at the flimsy facade, as if it had only just realised there was any sort of barrier at all and was taking its time getting back to her. She saw not her train, but some vast void. Garbled text floated past, indecipherable to her simple, feeble mind. The invisible faces of greater beings reared themselves, beings that her behaviour pathways could not apply to. It all came crashing back to her, slowly, like a meandering landslide. Azothel could no longer see the Goldracht Express or the land around it, fully consumed by the horrible vision that showed her everything and nothing, overwhelming her with so much broken, scattered information that she had no way, no reason, to put together and try to comprehend. But suddenly, it's gone. Her sight returned, the knowledge thrust upon her becoming little mire than a searing memory, sitting derelict in her automated mind, ignored by procedures that cannot apply. Azothel reaches for the controls, but her hand does not move. She's frozen in place, forced to watch with apathy and perhaps a hint of primal, consuming terror as the train veers towards a massive tree.
A thunderous crash resounds across the landscape as the Goldracht collides with the ancient oak, splintering it to the ground as the train is thrown off its rails. If it was capable of taking damage that wasn't superficial, the train would be completely destroyed. As it is, the Goldracht lays battered and crumpled, burst pipes and damaged vents spewing neon-coloured alchemical smog, raising up like a vibrant smoke signal.