I-110-Lia: Roseman Mainworld

Alright.

If she rises as soon as she’s fully rested, undertakes a brief waking routine, heads straight into Roseman’s unusually laid-out Downport, takes a travel pod from the mountain dock down to the maglev station, then transfers to an antistellar-bound train, where she can enjoy the rocky terrain of Roseman’s slowly darkening surface zooming by the window at what would be supersonic speeds if there were any air outside to carry sound, then Lia can arrive at Twilight City’s maglev station at around GR07.

I assume that’s in accord with her plans?

Twilight City is built half-above and half-below ground, much of it nestled into rock that insulates from the cold, but with some windowed structures poking up to allow occasional views of the stars and long, dim shadows over the rocky land outside.  Unlike the rather spartan nature of the Downport, some consideration has been given to aesthetics in Twilight City, though the maglev station itself tends to the grimy and makes a poor first impression for  visitors.  Twilight city is a mix of warren-like corridors interspersed with unexpected open areas, often with overhead windows showing the stars.  Sound-deadening carpeted walls in mostly muted colours with hard-wearing rubberised walkways give the corridors an unusually quiet vibe, even when there are other people around.  The walls are interspersed with occasional art murals, small signs proclaiming them to be local works.  The open areas are frequently brightly painted.

What will she do?