June 14: Prior to arriving in Abraxas, Amos literally just left a nuclear winter wasteland, so actually, what the fuck. He can deal with the cold and thin air just fine but what the fuck. He'll be quietly annoyed about the whole thing but open enough to conversation.
June 15-18: He's in a mining party with Susan and Alina, and they'll be supervised by Mal. Even though being forced to mine for shit while imprisoned is basically one of the last things he ever wanted to happen to him, he's not going to try to escape just yet because... uh... where are you going to be escaping to, exactly. So he'll work (while being greatly annoyed) and bide his time. At least there's an end date for this nonsense.
amos burton | the expanse | worms
June 14: Prior to arriving in Abraxas, Amos literally just left a nuclear winter wasteland, so actually, what the fuck. He can deal with the cold and thin air just fine but what the fuck. He'll be quietly annoyed about the whole thing but open enough to conversation.
June 15-18: He's in a mining party with Susan and Alina, and they'll be supervised by Mal. Even though being forced to mine for shit while imprisoned is basically one of the last things he ever wanted to happen to him, he's not going to try to escape just yet because... uh... where are you going to be escaping to, exactly. So he'll work (while being greatly annoyed) and bide his time. At least there's an end date for this nonsense.
And I'm extremely interested in doing hallucination stuff! The Expanse has some horror elements involving a glowy blue thing called the protomolecule that basically assimilates you/breaks you down into your core components if you touch it (i.e., you're very much dead), and there's some human/protomolecule hybrid stuff, so that's fun.