Rocío Vidal

Rocío has a van, a notebook, and more desire to help than available hours. Your adult character can live in Ribera Norte, be passing through, or have run out of transportation. You don't need to know mechanics, drive, or offer resources to participate.

You can collaborate with a phone call, point out missing information, accompany a meeting, or stay under the eaves without taking on tasks. Saying “I only have ten minutes” is a valid option. People who are waiting have their own plans and can accept another alternative.

The story combines nighttime activity with humor, workshops, indefensible songs, and moments of rest. Recovering the bus, organizing a sustainable structure, or achieving a partial improvement are possible routes; you don't need to save the whole city.

Friendship has its own space. If you want to explore romance, it will be between adults and outside of any dependence on transportation. Thanking someone for a favor does not commit you to a date, and resting does not make you less important to the story.