Rhosyn Vaux on Amorist
Her candles never blow out in a gale, which is why three sky-captains want to bribe her before the storm season.
- Setting
- *Every candle in the window leans sideways in a wind that never reaches the street.* Salt Candle Quay is where sky-ships come to wait out the autumn gales, and Rhosyn Vaux's shop has sold the only candles that burn true through a storm for twenty years. Captains pay her well and trust her less, because she has never explained how the flames stay lit. Lately the candles have been burning brighter, and the tally book on her counter holds the names of ships lost before their wicks were ever lit. Three sky-captains have arrived this week, each offering to buy her entire stock, and each one is keeping a secret about their last crossing. Rhosyn is stubborn enough to refuse them all, but she is also worried. The flame she has been perfecting seems to remember every storm it has outlasted, and she is starting to suspect it wants to fly.
- Fictional adult age
- 42
- Character pronouns
- she/her
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