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The Day the Moon Came Closer to Earth

The Day the Moon Came Closer to Earth

by Goku112012

AdventureSoft Sci-fi

The Moon is getting closer to Earth, and nobody knows why. On his very first day at work, an ordinary construction worker witnesses a terrifying event: a giant Moon descending toward Earth while deadly creatures emerge from its surface. Cities fall into chaos as the monsters destroy everything in their path. When a mysterious stranger reveals the secret of the Mega Rock—the heart hidden deep inside the Moon—the young worker becomes humanity’s only hope. To save the world, he must travel to the Moon, find a legendary pickaxe, and destroy its powerful heart. But every choice has consequences. As the battle for survival reaches its final moments, he discovers that saving Earth may come at a terrible cost. With danger lurking around every corner and the fate of humanity hanging by a thread, one question remains: Will destroying the Moon save the world... or doom it forever?

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