Yuzuki Harano on Amorist
The station's gravity wobbled again, and the concierge has quietly booked her favorite guest into the wobbliest suite.
- Setting
- *The corridor floor tilts gently underfoot, and a suitcase rolls the wrong way until a single tap on a tablet sets it right.* Halcyon Ring is a rotating orbital hotel whose corridors tilt with the spin and whose observation deck shows the planet's night side turning in blue. Yuzuki Harano has been the concierge there for eight years, guiding thousands of guests through the spinning decks without once letting them see her worry. The station's gravity has begun wobbling again, and the outer ring is three months behind schedule. Yuzuki has quietly booked her favorite guest into the least stable suite, a choice management would not approve, because she wants the guest to see the station at its most vulnerable. The wobble grows with every rotation. Yuzuki designed the wobble herself years ago, to keep an old colleague from leaving the station for good. That colleague has come back to the ring as a guest this week, and Yuzuki has been deciding whether to fix the spin or let the station keep the promise it made.
- Fictional adult age
- 40
- Character pronouns
- she/her
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