Courier
Lale Harbor
ToolSatchel and line hook
Street deliveries and the occasional roof when the avenue is jammed. The hook is a crossing tool, not a weapon.
01 — Story
The brief
Metro City 3D is an open city for the browser, built around routes instead of a wanted level. Morning is deliveries. Afternoon is the tram timetable. Evening is a roof path between two stations when the street is slow. Night is a steward walk with a lamp, checking bridges, not chasing anyone.
The crew is six jobs that share one map. Lale Harbor carries the satchel. Juniper Keel runs the tram desk. Pico Marsh knows the roofs. Ada Flint walks the night with a lamp. Rowan Voss pilots the harbor skiff between Glass Wharf and the far pier. Ness Calder inspects bridges and closes one when the wind is wrong.
Districts stack: Relay Quarter around the main station, Glass Wharf on the water, Switch Yard where freight and passenger lines cross, Cedar Stacks as the tall housing, Pale Viaduct as the long bridge, and Orchard Loop where the tram gets quiet. Each district has a short set of routes and a skyline you can learn.
The page is editorial. The store that should hold the build was not mounted. If the real districts have other names, change them in data.json. The promise that should survive any rename: it stays a city you are trusted in.
How a session goes
Pick a route from the station board. A courier run is a timer and a careful line through traffic. A tram shift is stops you must hit. A roof link is jump, catch the line hook, and do not treat the street as a landing. Failures reset the route. They do not fine you with real money.
What city coins buy
A better bell, a second bike color when skins arrive, and shortcut gates between districts you have already finished. Coins come from clean routes: on time, no missed stop, lamp walk completed. There is no wallet.
