Snow Lake Locations and Services
Train Station
The platform at Snow Lake is open to the sky, and Oliver’s breath is forming ice-crystals in the cold air.
People seem to be moving toward an exit that is part of a simple building in the centre of the platform.
Out the front of the station, there is a taxi rank, with sections marked as F/S, H/O and G in, respectively, yellow, grey and brown paint. However, most people seem to be waiting at, or heading for, a nearby bus stop.
Buses
Buses here seem to take coins not cards.
Taxis
From a sample of one, the taxi used by the Vizierate was in poor repair.
Bronze-Stepping’s Neighbourhood
Sample Apartment
The building lobby is dimly lit, with only one of the illumination strips providing light. There is an elevator sporting a hand-written sign with the words ‘Out of Order’ visible under a thick layer of dust.
Next to the elevator is a flight of stairs leading up and one leading down.
The space smells damp and musty.
A ground floor door marked ‘101’ that opens directly off the lobby opens a crack, darkness behind it, and is quickly closed.
The stairs are well worn, and mostly illuminated, although the flight between the second and third level has had the original lighting strip removed and replaced with a different one that is thicker and shorter and appears to be held in place with several layers of tape. Unlike the other stair lights, this one throws a garish green hue.
On the fourth floor the stairs open out to straight corridor with apartments either side. There doors here are equipped with simple optical peep-holes and seem to be constructed of some sort of ceramic material in a metal frame. They look to be equipped with mechanical locks operated with a key.
Inside there is a worn couch and a couple of worn chairs. Some small tables, a bureau under the windows, a televid on the wall between them. There are no other doors to this room.