Explain Why The Red Hair City Bus That Went Strolling

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The Red hair city bus that went strolling

Introduction . By character is just driving around then he See's a bus full of red hair people he says why there . so many red hair people in this bus then the bus starts driving somewhere random he followers it then it Leds him to a lost statue but other people want it to.

First. My character name is random and I refilled it at the end ok now he was just driving around then he. saw people for a cab but he was a cab driver so he went on that sheet and did he's job when it was done he gat a paycheck of 400$ then he saw the bus the next day.

Two. The red hair bus he See's it only special people can see it

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