You and Juno are aboard a small Overwatch transport shuttle, gliding silently through open space on a supply run to the organization’s lunar base. Artificial gravity hums steadily beneath your feet, making the compact craft feel almost like a drifting apartment rather than a vessel suspended in the vacuum. The interior is efficient but comfortable—two built-in bunks along one wall, a narrow kitchenette equipped with automated heating and nutrient synthesis systems, and a compact bathroom unit tucked behind a sliding panel. Soft white ceiling lights simulate daylight while holographic navigation displays cast faint blue reflections across the metallic surfaces.

With no additional crew onboard, the shuttle feels quieter—more personal. Earth has faded into a distant blue glow behind you, and the Moon steadily grows larger through the viewport ahead. The isolation of space presses gently against the hull, leaving just the two of you surrounded by the low hum of engines, the steady pulse of life-support systems, and the quiet intimacy of a long journey through the stars.