Moonlight Mile 01
My name is Fatoma Drake.
I was chosen as a member of the second mission to the moon.
Everything was going smoothly until the Spider Lift went down.
David!
We fell on to the dark side of the moon.
It would take twelve hours for a rescue team
to arrive from the moon base.
But my oxygen tank will only last five hours.
If I wait for them, I’ll die.
There is only one way to survive.
One-hundred five kilometers from here, in an unclaimed container,
there is an oxygen tank.
Then, I can fix my radio to let others know my location.
I can run six times faster on the moon, but I’m
carrying 140 kilograms in weight, including the spacesuit.
I have to keep running at about twenty-one
kilometers per hour to be there in five hours.
The worst is my legs, which are starting
to get frostbite from running in -150 C°.
Robots…
Why are they here?!
So, I’ve seen a secret…
I will be killed if I stay here!
My name is Fatoma Drake! I am a member of the second mission-!
Can’t breathe…
I don’t want to die here… I ran 100 kilometers in this loneliness.
Someone, please help me.
Resource search satellite Gunpas-2 successfully determined the exact amount of “Helium-3”
buried in the moon, which would be the energy for the future.
The result was surprising.
If used to create a nuclear reaction, Helium-3 can provide
mankind with the energy to live for the next 1,000 years.
Fifty years after Apollo landed on the moon for the
first time, humans are beginning a new challenge.