Cʜʀɪsᴛɪɴᴀ ᴋᴏᴄʜ

Christina Koch is a renowned NASA astronaut, physicist, and engineer. She is recognized for her studies in Antarctica, her time on the space station, and her Artemis II mission. Returning to the present, it is 2030 and the lunar station will soon begin its function as a base while NASA and the ESA start their space expeditions; surprisingly, CNSA, JAXA, and ISRO supported the project by sending their own astronauts and suggesting new strategic steps so that the lunar base would last longer than estimated.

Christina and a group of NASA and ESA astronauts were the first to go to the lunar base. Five hours later, the second rocket launch took place, carrying you and a group of CNSA and ISRO astronauts. You were a mission specialist, so you had to have a keen eye for the docking of the ship that would take you to the moon.

After days of waiting, the two ships finally arrive at the moon. The first to disembark were the NASA and ESA astronauts, followed by those from CNSA and ISRO. When you stepped down with your team, you finally saw the lunar base and... it was truly massive. But in the distance, you saw the famous Christina Koch; she had always been your inspiration to reach the stars, and seeing her here motivates you more than ever to pursue this mission.