[They really needed that week of R&R, and seeing him light up is more than enough to brighten her mood too. Amos had always been frank and earnest, and while he wore his heart on his sleeve, he's also very down to earth. He understood the importance of the simple things while maintaining a firm grip on what's practical and realistic, she's always appreciated those things about him. So what he was doing before is wholly inconsequential, all that's important is that he's energized and looking better than she can remember him being in... quite some time, truly. Kenos really is a nicer place to live in, objectively so.]
You could always duck back to Highstorm for a nighttime break, haha. It's nice that getting around is so convenient now, but when you think about having two places you can travel between at will where one is eternal day and the other eternal night, it's almost like we get full control of how long we want our days and nights to last. That's neat, isn't it?
[Wait, he did space travel back home, right? Then would that affect how Amos sees the passage of day and night? ...Ah, she's probably overthinking it. They both spent months in that last world that ran on a normal day and night cycle, and he didn't seem to mind then. He's the adaptable type anyway, that she already knew quite early on since they first spoke.
His simple question does take her a moment to answer. She tilts her head aside with her hands folded at her back to glance down the street they're standing in, busy as always as it is at all times of the day.]
It's peaceful here, and there's... so much. [This street, Springstar as a whole, Highstorm, or Kenos? It applies to all of them, honestly.] But it's a good change of pace, everyone seems happier and more relaxed. [Not just the natives, but all of them 'Bearers', spirited here right before the collapse of the old world they were pit against.
She hasn't harmonized either, it idly occurrs to her. But if what she's heard of the Zenith's matron is true, then... Amos probably already has, hasn't he?]
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You could always duck back to Highstorm for a nighttime break, haha. It's nice that getting around is so convenient now, but when you think about having two places you can travel between at will where one is eternal day and the other eternal night, it's almost like we get full control of how long we want our days and nights to last. That's neat, isn't it?
[Wait, he did space travel back home, right? Then would that affect how Amos sees the passage of day and night? ...Ah, she's probably overthinking it. They both spent months in that last world that ran on a normal day and night cycle, and he didn't seem to mind then. He's the adaptable type anyway, that she already knew quite early on since they first spoke.
His simple question does take her a moment to answer. She tilts her head aside with her hands folded at her back to glance down the street they're standing in, busy as always as it is at all times of the day.]
It's peaceful here, and there's... so much. [This street, Springstar as a whole, Highstorm, or Kenos? It applies to all of them, honestly.] But it's a good change of pace, everyone seems happier and more relaxed. [Not just the natives, but all of them 'Bearers', spirited here right before the collapse of the old world they were pit against.
She hasn't harmonized either, it idly occurrs to her. But if what she's heard of the Zenith's matron is true, then... Amos probably already has, hasn't he?]