InwardHardar

He gives up and moves to the west coast, the big city.

Interacts with the Chinese in California, eventually meets some mongolians.

They swap stories, and he decides to cross the pacific to China en route to Mongolia.

You have a fish-out-of-water chapter about a cowboy in China. Maybe explore the fallout from the Boxer rebellion. Maybe have him interact with other European expats in their special juristiction enclaves. These expats might discuss the great war, which seems so distant.

Being out of his element, he doesn't seem to notice the rising social tension at first, but he slowly starts to notice more and more open violence characteristic of the warlord era.

More murmuring about the war. Something big about Russia pulling out of the conflict.

Continues on his journey to Mongolia

Things are breifly calm, he feels like this is where he finally belongs.

Runs into the White Russian troops, they originaly think him to be a russian deserter or red spy, only to learn that he is American, but not part of the American expedition forces.

A moodboard:

That said, these tags were what I needed to hear:

we're all gonna make it

He gives up and moves to the west coast, the big city.

Interacts with the Chinese in California, eventually meets some mongolians.

They swap stories, and he decides to cross the pacific to China en route to Mongolia.

You have a fish-out-of-water chapter about a cowboy in China. Maybe explore the fallout from the Boxer rebellion. Maybe have him interact with other European expats in their special juristiction enclaves. These expats might discuss the great war, which seems so distant.

Being out of his element, he doesn't seem to notice the rising social tension at first, but he slowly starts to notice more and more open violence characteristic of the warlord era.

More murmuring about the war. Something big about Russia pulling out of the conflict.

Continues on his journey to Mongolia

Things are breifly calm, he feels like this is where he finally belongs.

Runs into the White Russian troops, they originaly think him to be a russian deserter or red spy, only to learn that he is American, but not part of the American expedition forces.

A moodboard:

Honestly never seen it.

He gives up and moves to the west coast, the big city.

Interacts with the Chinese in California, eventually meets some mongolians.

They swap stories, and he decides to cross the pacific to China en route to Mongolia.

You have a fish-out-of-water chapter about a cowboy in China. Maybe explore the fallout from the Boxer rebellion. Maybe have him interact with other European expats in their special juristiction enclaves. These expats might discuss the great war, which seems so distant.

Being out of his element, he doesn't seem to notice the rising social tension at first, but he slowly starts to notice more and more open violence characteristic of the warlord era.

More murmuring about the war. Something big about Russia pulling out of the conflict.

Continues on his journey to Mongolia

Things are breifly calm, he feels like this is where he finally belongs.

Runs into the White Russian troops, they originaly think him to be a russian deserter or red spy, only to learn that he is American, but not part of the American expedition forces.

A moodboard:

goes hard.