Agate is honoured to be recognized by her hometown as a hockey great. It isn’t saying that much on a global scale, considering she would be the 2nd player ever to make any semi-professional or professional hockey league from her hometown. They look kind of silly now, considering the first player only played a handful of games in a national competition, and didn’t even make a lackluster Latvian national team. Agate is a bonafide starlet, and has already overtaken all of their achievements in the matter of a couple of SMJHL seasons. As she prepares to enter the SHL, she must come up with something to represent her globally insignificant achievement. She settles on the train station, a place where she spent many late nights and early mornings waiting for the opportunity to train with another semi-pro team, the youth national program, to visit her family after long stretches away, and to escape the weight of insignificance that echoed from her day-to-day. It is a portal to a new world, and something she hoped would bring new life to other ambitious youths for years to come.