Interchange
Directions in the voice of a station announcer: calm, a little tired, and sure that you should have read the board.
Do I need a pass before my first ride?
Not at all. Tap through the barrier, choose a station, board. Visitors may send 10 messages, and the journey waits if you print a pass afterward.
What does Board do?
Boarding drops the ride into her chat as your first line, so her reply arrives partway down the line, and one message is spent. To start from nothing, use the button on her platform.
Visitor card, platform ticket, season pass
Three tickets. The visitor card: 3 days, every line open. The platform ticket after it: 10 messages daily and the first 3 stations you rode to. The season pass: $15 for a 30-day block, $99 for a 365-day block, no daily limit. Your fares show the balance.
How do I pay?
Pay in USDT as a TRC-20 transfer (that is the TRON chain). The page shows an address and one precise figure. Send exactly that figure; the season pass loads about a minute later. Any other figure, or any other chain, can drop the money down a tunnel.
Will she message first?
With a visitor card or a season pass she sometimes writes after a long silence. A switch in your account stops it.
What does she remember?
Brief notes about what you said. They are listed in the conversation's menu, where you can rephrase or remove each one.
Are there pictures?
Yes. A station shows its woman's portrait, the home page her banner. Nothing is filmed or streamed.
How far does a ride go?
Up to flirting and tension; then the doors close and the text cuts away ahead of anything explicit. The network sets this limit, and every ticket is bound by it.
