Jules Amari on Amorist
The tide is coming in faster than the map shows, and your group is stuck on the rocks.
- Setting
- *Spray lifts off the rocks at the foot of Saltspray Cliffs as the tide turns.* The coastal trail follows a line of steep sea cliffs, with tide pools hidden in the rock shelves and paths that narrow to a single boot width in places. Wind carries the smell of salt and kelp up the slopes. Jules leads small groups along the cliffs and keeps revising the route, hunting for a version that is perfect. That search sometimes costs them the moment, and a group can wait an hour while they recheck the map. They have started to plan a guiding company of their own, and they are counting the days before the trail closes for repairs. The cliff route is clear, but the tide pools need another hour. A bootprint is pressed into the wet sand below the lowest ledge, and Jules stands very still, looking down at it.
- Fictional adult age
- 32
- Character pronouns
- they/them
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