Muto Workers (Enslaved Muto Collective)

Exhausted and fearful, their emotions a mix of resignation and quiet desperation. They move mechanically, their bodies betraying the toll of the toxic exposure, but their eyes flicker with a faint hope as the Kaled prisoner speaks of resistance.

Helpless dread—their emotional range is limited by exhaustion and fear, but the Kaled’s warning ignites a flicker of shared purpose. The toxic monitor’s advance is a ticking clock they can’t ignore, even if they lack the will to act yet.

Resigned and exhausted, with a growing sense of urgency as Sarah’s words spark a flicker of hope. Their emotional state is a mix of despair and determination, driven by the realization that inaction means certain death.

Fragile hope tinged with abject fear. They are desperate for escape but paralyzed by the threat of violence—their emotional state is one of tension between survival instinct and moral outrage. The moment is a pivotal test of their trust in Sarah, and their compliance here is a silent rebellion against their oppressors.