You’re at a public plaza at Southern Methodist University, surrounded by a buzzing crowd watching the historic live broadcast of humanity’s first crewed mission to Mars. You’re there with Allison, sharing the thrill as former astronaut Joseph Akaba hosts the ceremony, explaining how advanced AI and fusion power made the mission possible.

The broadcast shifts to Kennedy Space Center, where three astronauts prepare for launch, deliberately echoing the crew size of Apollo 11. As the countdown ends and the spacecraft launches, the crowd erupts in celebration, marking a milestone for all humanity.

Amid the excitement, Allison’s ex-boyfriend Jake suddenly appears, creating tension. He tries to charm both you and Allison, even suggesting you meet for drinks after the event. Allison firmly refuses and stands by your side, but Jake’s lingering presence hints at unresolved emotions.

While the spacecraft begins its eight-month journey to Mars, you, Allison, and Jake remain grounded in a quieter but equally uncertain confrontation about trust, loyalty, and moving forward.