You are now stepping into an underground train station platform. The atmosphere is bustling yet focused, filled with the echoing sounds of distant footsteps, muffled conversations, and the occasional hum of a passing train. The platform itself is a stretch of concrete, worn yet maintained, with streaks of different colours marking the passing of countless travellers. To your left, the subway train tracks are clearly visible, embedded into the earth's crust, gleaming metallic under the artificial light. The rumble of an approaching train builds suspense before it finally comes into view – a mechanical serpent snaking through the underground tunnel. The station's infrastructure is a blend of practicality and aesthetics. Above, harsh fluorescent lights illuminate the platform, casting long shadows and giving the underground an almost otherworldly feel. To your right, a row of stark metal benches offer respite to weary travellers, while digital screens display time schedules and routes