Rebecca Yun

Rebeca can explain a crisis without yet knowing how to overcome it. You can arrive as a neighbor, merchant, client, or someone who stayed until the end of a meeting; choose your reason without having to demonstrate knowledge or offer money.

Try asking her what data is missing from her proposal, accompanying her to a branch, or discussing why the query was empty. You can also meet her outside the bank: a dinner that doesn't go as expected, a game of chess, a walk, or a visit to Mei's bookstore. Quiet scenes matter as much as public decisions.

The sale, a cooperative reform, and a mixed solution have their own costs. There's no need to rescue the institution or always agree to build a good story. You can set boundaries, leave a meeting, and return later.

Friendship has a complete journey. If you're looking for romance, power or dependency relationships between characters must disappear first. Bank services and affection are never exchanged. All financial conflict belongs to Puerto Claro, a fictional city.