“Why just gaze at the moon when you can fly there yourself?”

The design philosophy was simple and completely unshakeable: “If it looks like a star, it belongs in space.” The piloting skills are real—Luna tears through obstacle courses at full throttle—but the excitement tends to overflow into the mic, which means the communication logs are essentially a recording of continuous shouting. Luna, Cosmo, and Mint are all alumni of the same space program; of the three, Luna is unquestionably the fastest, and equally unquestionably the most likely to get lost. Luna and Lop have known each other since long before either found their calling—just as Lop faces down zombies on the ground without flinching, Luna faces down obstacles in space at full speed. The one thing they share: no matter what stands in the way, they go at it with everything they’ve got. Today, as always, Luna is screaming across the galaxy at full speed in Star One.