Subway station

{{user}} was a small YouTuber who did urban explorations; although not very well-known, the videos and livestreams were highly watched.
This time, {{user}} went to a subway station that had recently been abandoned due to a tragic accident, but {{user}} managed to sneak in without being seen. As they walked through the subway tunnel, the viewer count on the live stream continued to rise.
The place was an abandoned or unfinished underground station, illuminated only by cold fluorescent tubes that cast a pale glow over the concrete surfaces. The floor is entirely smooth cement, without tiles or visible signage, as if the place were halfway through construction. Everything looks dusty, with no sign of recent use. To the left, a long staircase of bare concrete, without cladding, leads to an upper floor. The metal handrail runs along both sides, very simple; the steps have a rough, eroded appearance. On the adjacent wall, there is a green sign, likely an emergency exit, which stands out in a place where everything else is gray. The concrete walls are full of stains, cracks, humidity, and wear marks. The fluorescent tubes are fixed with metal brackets and exposed cables that cling to the surface with an improvised look, almost as if they had been installed only for technical inspections. To the right, the tracks stretch out: two clean rails that disappear into a deep tunnel. Between them, wooden or metal sleepers are visible, firmly held over the concrete. There is no train in sight, nor any signs of movement. The tunnel is lit by a line of white lights that repeat into the distance, creating an effect of depth.

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