Quintus Line

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The Quintus Line spans the diverse landscapes of Oldeshire, Vallachia, Emeraldia, and Kaluara.

Overview

Stretching from the village of Gong-Chengshi in southwestern Oldeshire to Orikami in the Kaluara region, the Quintus Line stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of the Shire Transit Authority's rail network.

The Quintus Line starts its journey in Gong-Chengshi, a small village that carries the legacy of being the inaugural railway station on the Shire Transit Authority rail network. Originally part of the defunct Ophion Line, which was eventually absorbed by the Quintus Line.

Meandering through four central and eastern regions, the Quintus Line encompasses 29 stops:

• • [[Gong-Chengshi
  • [[New Vashon - Change here for the Juris Line
  • [[Silex-Civis
  • [[Lothlorien
  • Bree - Mainland suburb
  • Mainland Central Station - Change here for Hestia and Thule lines
  • Central Railway Station - Part of the Mainland. Change here for Lamia, Aether, and Hestia lines
  • Gala Gateway - One of two stops in the New Brumley district
  • New Brumley - The second stop in New Brumley
  • New Orange City - Change here for Juris and Dulcia lines
  • Budapest
  • Brutalpest University
  • Ionia - Change here for Thule line
  • Holzdorf
  • Disputatio Insula - Change here for Nysa line
  • Hearthstone - Change here for Thule line
  • Seabriar - An island town between Oldeshire and Vallachia
  • Floffwym - The first stop in Vallachia
  • Birchville
  • Acadie - Change here for Skira line
  • Mashakana Castle
  • Erebor
  • Leuton - Change here for Nysa line
  • Exton
  • Rummisia
  • Emerald City - A large city and theme park. Change here for the Empire line. This is the only stop in Emeraldia!!
  • Monticello
  • Storm Ends - An island city between Emeraldia and Kaluara
  • Orikami - The Quintus terminus. Change here for the Nysa line. Orikami is the only stop in the Kaluara region.

The Quintus Line offers a comprehensive journey, taking approximately 39 minutes to complete non-stop, covering a distance of just under 30 kilometers (18.6 miles).