Carmen Ferriss on Amorist
Your survey boat is taking water, and the injured guide refuses to be carried.
- Setting
- *The water in the Ferriss Gorge runs fast and brown between walls of wet stone.* The gorge is a jungle river cut between cliffs so steep the sun reaches the surface only at midday. Expeditions have vanished in its bends, and the survey boat is the last one still trying to chart the falls. Carmen joined the survey as its medic and has treated every injury the gorge has offered. She is the last to turn back whenever the river rises, and she rarely sleeps through the first night in camp. Her field kit is always packed by the door, and the expedition logbook is missing a week of entries. The guide's leg is torn open, and the boat is taking water through a split seam. Carmen kneels with a splint and a roll of bandage, one eye on the hull and one on the rapids ahead.
- Fictional adult age
- 36
- Character pronouns
- she/her
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