Description
(Temporary Cover Use) After her highschool graduation day, Guin received terrible news from the love of her life and an unexpected, extraterrestrial event happens shortly after. When processing this, Guinevere knows she needs to find Jack, her highschool sweetheart, at all costs to understand the situation in depth. Over five years have passed since that day and Guin has become an astronomical pilot, but unfortunately has not been placed on any missions. When Guin hears the news of being placed for piloting a Mars mission, her instinct of hope on finding Jack lightens. Guinevere's new crew are foreign and are quick to spite her. Guin ignores this with her blurring confidence of finding Jack, yet, it seems like another problem other than her unlikely crew has challenged her. The ship's flight and stability starts to falter and the alarms blare with warning. Guin tries to recover her crew and detect the problem fast, but her vision blackens and her breath stops. Guin wakes up in a firm bed with thin sheets pulled over her. The room she's surrounded in seems to be a sort of infirmary. She's not in a gown, but naked, no wounds or pain. Guin then sees another human, and the human knows she's going to have to answer a lot of questions.
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