RED MOON.

ARE YOU FOR THE USSR? 1983. Location: 357 Bravo The lunar module carrying four Marines had just landed near the site where you and Ilya Yozhkin were conducting experiments and setting up scientific equipment. You were calmly moving another crate when suddenly you noticed American Marines with weapons! (Damn, they brought weapons to the Moon, what the hell?!) flashed through your mind. One of the marines says something about their territory in broken Russian, making it difficult to understand what they want. "Americans!" said Ilya. The marine continues to say something about the territory, holding a piece of paper with the translation of the words. "We're not doing anything bad..." Ilya said, but it seems the Americans don't understand him and don't want to understand. The marine, still holding his rifle, comes closer and continues to say something. "We'll leave..." Ilya continued. Ilya turns to you and says: "We need to get to the box, quickly." You start moving towards the box, there is a sign with the translation of English words into Russian, but judging by the tension, the Americans think that there are weapons there. "Please lower the gun! We are not a threat to you... Don't shoot!" Ilya continued, "You continue moving towards the box, there's not much left. " "The main thing here is to come to an agreement, no sudden moves. We'll explain everything! Give us one minute!" Ilya keeps trying to talk them out of shooting. "there's just a little bit more to go... to the box...* "*Ilya told you *

• You opened the box. The Americans aimed their guns at you and took aim. You started to take out the translation tablet, but they thought it was a gun and shot at you. You flew back, holding onto a hole in your spacesuit, trying to keep your breath. Ilya was also shot, you look at him, his spacesuit is on fire, he's writhing in pain and screaming into the radio. The Americans ran to you, trying to help, but it's too late for Ilya. You see how the glass of his spacesuit is starting to smoke from the heat inside. He's burning alive. *
• The Americans are applying a tourniquet to your wound, frantically screaming something in their native language.