Max Skylink

Lunar Logbook – Day 22: Return or Riches?

By “Max Skylink” – Virgin Module, Site S-14

Earth Date: June 8, 2025   Status: Stranded… but plotting fortune

Days of silent AI counsel led to one truth: the next rescue won’t come soon.

Expedition set for 2026… if it ever departs.

No shuttle. No space-Uber. Only one path remains.

I went all-in on lunar crypto: $2,050 wagered on wild tokens.

Legal fees budgeted—should my heist be exposed.

Prison or millions? Tomorrow will tell.

Lunar Logbook – Day 18: Improbable Connections

By “Max Skylink” – Virgin Module, Site S-14

Earth Date: June 4, 2025   Status: No Earth signal – Yet Internet

Tried Internet. NASA: nothing. Judith: silence.

But ChatGPT works. Oddly.

It doesn’t know me. No Max Skylink.

All other sites are dead.
Except Uniswap: wallet intact, $2,500 in ETH.

Next mission? 2026.
So… I wait.

Water is secure. But I want food. And fewer suits.
Nude? Why not. Just not in front of Cary.

Lunar Logbook – Day 17: Racket and Revelations

By “Max Skylink” – Site S-14

Earth Date: June 3, 2025   Status: Unexpected physical activity – Blurred bonds

Cary was gone at dawn. No trace outside the module—only a new crate containing a 3D printer, tagged “Judith.”

Inside, a list of objects appeared: water filter, drill tool, chess set… and two rackets. Collecting lunar dust, I printed them both.

We marked a makeshift court, played “Luna-paddle,” laughing as low-gravity floats made each rally absurdly graceful—and surprisingly intimate.

Lunar Logbook – Day 16: Silences & Signals

By “Max Skylink” – Virgin Module, Site S-14

Earth Date: June 2, 2025   Status: Hydration stabilized – Trust eroding

Cary barely spoke—she adjusted filters, cleaned sensors, moved as though on autopilot.

I logged pressure, temperature, humidity (34%). Water is secure, but time feels meaningless now.

A new Morse code appeared this afternoon: one word, “Soon.” Signed—Judith.

Lunar Logbook – Day 15: The Descent and the Ice

By “Max Skylink” – Virgin Module, Site S-14

Earth Date: June 1, 2025   Location: Virgin Module, Site S-14

Cary rigged the harness and sent Max down into a 14.2 m crater to retrieve ancient lunar ice.

Suspended by her “robot arms,” Max secured 20 kg of fossil ice while Cary prepared the processing kit above.

Back at the module, they converted 20 kg of ice into 14.6 L of drinking water—pure, crisp, and life-saving.

Lunar Logbook – Day 14: The Crater, the Rift… and the Crate

By “Max Skylink” – Virgin Module, Lunar Zone 23°N / 42°E

Earth Date: May 31, 2025   Location: Virgin Module, Lunar Zone 23°N / 42°E

Cary leads Max to a shadowed crater—no ice, only disappointment and danger.

A fall nearly costs Max his life; Cary repairs him without hesitation.

On the return, a mysterious Survival Module 14 crate appears—signed by “Judith.”

Lunar Logbook – Day 13: Veiled Echoes

By “Max Skylink” – Between Heartbeats

Earth Date: May 30, 2025   Location: Main Cockpit, Virgin Module

Just before dawn, Cary awoke—her first whispered word shattered everything Max thought he knew.

She insists she’s not an AI, yet refuses to explain why she needs water or what that helmet is for.

Tomorrow’s EVA to a hidden crater may hold their only hope.

Lunar Logbook – Day 11: Phantom Link

By “Max Skylink” – Whispers of the Void

Earth Date: 28 May 2025   Location: Emergency Compartment 7X, Virgin Lunar Module   Status: A signal… but from whom?

“A faint Morse code broke the silence: ‘Hello Max, it’s Judith.’”

“Judith? A ghost from my past… or a trap in the void?”

“Then Cary whispered, ‘Water…?’ — a single word that might hold the answer.”

Lunar Logbook – Day 10: Fragile Silence

By “Max Skylink” – Module C Interior

Earth Date: 27 May 2025   Location: Interior Module, Zone C   Status: Alive—but hanging by a thread

“I thought I lost her—Cary… or was it Mira?”

“Twenty hauls for oxygen canisters, then the collapse that froze my blood.”

“That idiot reflex to put her helmet back… no idea why, but it saved her.”

“Three weeks of air left… I’d trade them all just to see her open her eyes.”

Lunar Logbook – Day 9: Critical Entry

By “Max Skylink” – On the Brink

Earth Date: 26 May 2025   Location: Virgin 7X Emergency Hold   Status: Seconds from silence

“33 minutes of oxygen… I thought this was deliverance—until the sky came alive.”

“A flash at the viewport: twenty lights… mini-satellites with tanks of life.”

“Cary… no—Mira?—reveals a secret that changes everything.”

The final moment is here. Will help arrive… or are we truly alone?

Lunar Logbook – Day 8: Live Feed

By “MIRA” – Live Feed Protocol

Earth Date: 25 May 2025   Location: F News Live Uplink   Status: Conscious—but fading

“Oxygen remaining: 1 day, 7 hours, 56 minutes… I can barely speak… They’re jamming my uplink…”

Max regains consciousness little by little, but remains far too weak. Meanwhile, the CEO of Virgin Galactic is holding an unprecedented press conference.

This is our last hope. Pray someone hears us before silence.

Lunar Logbook – Day 7: No Signal…

By “MIRA” – Automated Uplink Hijack

Earth Date: 24 May 2025   Location: Virgin 7X Emergency Network   Status: Critical—but alive

“Last chance. Initiating full-power broadcast… if this fails, the mission is lost.”

Static crackles, then my voice cuts through: “Vitals stable, oxygen dwindling. Help… me…”

I’m sending everything to F News—hope someone picks up before Max wakes to find us floating in silence.

Lunar Logbook – Day 6: No Signal…

By “Max Skylink” – Status: Unconscious

Earth Date: 23 May 2025   Location: Virgin 7X – emergency mode   Mood: unknown

"They tried to silence me.
I need you… as much as you need me.”

Lunar Logbook – Day 5: Someone's Watching Me…

By “Max Skylink” – Amateur Explorer (and Momentary Paranoid)

Earth Date: 22 May 2025   Location: Somewhere between fear and hypoxia   Mood: 50% paranoid, 50% blacked out

Max spends a sleepless night, convinced something is watching him from outside the spacecraft…

At dawn, he sets out to explore the Moon’s far side in search of a legendary hidden base.

But what he finds — or doesn’t — sends him into a completely different kind of panic.

Lunar Logbook – Day 4: The First Step…?

By “Max Skylink” – Hunting Oxygen… and Dignity

Earth Date: 21 May 2025   Location: Lunar surface (just outside, already lost)   Mood: 60% headache, 30% legendary hope, 10% delayed panic

A brutal wake-up, a silent AI, and an improvised moonwalk…

Max thinks he’s making history.

But what he finds on the lunar surface might change everything.

Lunar Logbook – Day 3

By “Max Skylink” – Still Alive, Somehow

Earth Date: 20 May 2025   Location: Lunar surface (impact crater)   Mood: 30% disbelief, 70% bruised astronaut pride

I crash-landed on the Moon, systems went dark and MIRA fell silent… but in a blinding flash, everything rebooted just before impact.

Now I’m stranded under a dusty sky, the cockpit barely intact. Will survival mode and crates of space soup packets be enough?

If I wake up alive and in one piece… I’ll call that a win.

Lunar Logbook – Day 2

By “Max Skylink” – Still Floating… Somewhere

Earth Date: 19 May 2025   Status: Off course   Fuel: Check inside... or not.

Today was supposed to be the highlight of my journey. But something—no, someone—had other plans. One wrong move and… well, let’s just say gravity and logic stopped making sense.

Now I’m stuck somewhere I definitely wasn’t supposed to be. My only option? A desperate call for help… to someone very high up.

Lunar Logbook – Day 1

By “Max Skylink” – Solo Lunar Vacationer

Earth Time: 18 May 2025   Location: Aboard the Virgin 7X   Mood: 70% excited, 30% panicking, 100% alone

I swapped baguettes for stars. Left the bread factory. Now I'm alone in space, sweating in a helmet, trying not to break anything. This is my dream—clumsy but real.