Seeing that the answer provided seems to satisfy, Norum and Brooklyn take the subway train through about five stops, then transfer to another train, take it, and transfer again, the train growing more and more packed along the way. After this, they arrive in Sharpton South and exit, tapping their cards before exiting and making it up to the street level. It's fairly dense. Most buildings are apartments, some with shops on the ground floor, ranging from three to six stories tall, some built recently and a few seeming to be built in the early 21st century.
"We're only a block away," Norum says while walking up the street, trying to keep out of the rain, thankfully lighter now.