The World Watches
Billions of eyes were fixed on their screens.
From grand news studios to dimly lit apartments, from crowded town squares to war rooms filled with government officials—everyone was watching history unfold.
The first manned mission to Mars. A single astronaut, chosen against all odds.
Mr. Angel.
The masked enigma.
For months, the world had speculated about him. Theories flooded every corner of the internet. Who was he? How had a C-Rank astronaut—a man with no prior fame—outperformed the best in the world?
But as the live feed continued, the excitement of history being made turned into something else.
Confusion.
Disbelief.
Horror.
The screen showed the interior of the spacecraft. Mr. Angel, clad in his sleek astronaut suit, was strapped into his seat, the control panel flickering wildly with red alerts.
But it wasn't just the failing ship that caught the world's attention.
It was him.
The way he laughed.
