What is Corrosive Death?
Corrosive Death is a story about a 25-year-old woman named Soul who lives in Australia in the year 3,000. The world has flooded lands, dry seas, murky rivers, beaches filled with danger and has limited resources due to global warming. There are also mutants that roam the planet, making the Earth a difficult place to live in. On top of that in this world aliens and supernatural beings exist. Because of the dangers and few resources on planet Earth, many people and other beings alike fled the planet and went on to live on other planets.
For those who did not get the chance to flee Earth or cannot afford too, the planet is filled with domes that have limited resources of oxygen, food, homes, and general small city/town things. The domes are also there in hopes to keep feral aggressive mutants out. Corrosive Death will have many episodes of Soul defending the dome and defeating all sorts of creatures and “bad” guys, alongside with her acquaintance Penny who will be introduced in the pilot. Soul's main goal before the pilot is to earn enough money for her, James, and Mark to leave the planet and live a better life elsewhere.
Soul works at her Dad's Bar in his Hotel in order to make a living. Due to Soul fighting off many feral aggressive mutants, some may think that Soul makes decent money from saving people. But for Soul saving others is an instinctual and voluntary role due to a past trauma of hers. There are very few people game enough to go up against feral aggressive mutants, not even the few police that live in the dome want to go face to face with one. Soul being game enough to fend off and sometimes kill these creatures is quite a rare behaviour, but an appreciated one.
Unfortunately, many people come to Soul when they’re in danger rather than the police. Soul typically will recommend people to go to the police when it’s a non-related aggressive feral mutant problem, but there are occasions where she’ll still help out regardless of a mutant being involved. I don’t feel like I can yet talk too much about the events in the pilot itself, or events taking place afterwards as it could get into spoiler territory. However, I will have a bunch of character sheets with non-spoiler materiel in their bios.