Prussia nodded, not pushing the matter of paying. If France said he got it, he had it. He quickly tailed behind Spain as the two nations slipped through the gate, using their tickets to make the gates turn. And, without a hiccup of any kind, he had sent his ticket through and pushed on after them. The train station sure was busy but that was just natural of trains, correct? They always pulled a large crowd and even when one arrived, more people just flooded in to fill the void. At least airports had room to breathe.

He kept his eyes trained downward, doing his best to follow the tiny woman through the crowds as France made some joke about her height. He did have a point, though. It was difficult to spot her with the hustle and bustle of people rushing past on either side. "She's got a point," he called ahead to France, a smile forming on his face once more as she identified him as a stripper's pole. France was tall enough to see over the heads of most people and his outfit was obviously foreign. For once, he was glad to be at the back of the line since it meant there would be no quips about his unusual appearance. He didn't mind them but it was always more fun to make fun of others than be subjected to it yourself. 

Suddenly, his two friends were off, moving quite quickly towards one train that had to be theirs. People began to flood in between him and the other two, forcing the gap between them apart as it seemed like the entire train station was trying to board this one train. Frustration clouded Prussia's brow as he, at first, began politely trying to enter the train. But his patience quickly grew thin as he was not given any room to board. With a determined snort, he charged forward, shoving several people aside so he could leap onto the train with great gusto, landing on board safely behind his friends. He didn't really care that he had possibly injured anyone since it was their fault for getting in his way in the first place. He didn't want to lose his friends now when they were so close. "Do you know what stop we are?" He asked, leaning forward towards the two so people could continue to flow around them without bumping into him.