I guess saving the world once wasn't enough âŠ
First it was the auroras, lighting up Europe every night.
Then came the weird clouds over Africa.
The tidal shifts ⊠the failing crops ⊠the crazy changes to animal migration âŠ
And I think all of this is just the start.
I don't buy the official line that these are natural occurrences.
Not anymore. Not since a whistleblower hid a coded message in my invitation for an upcoming commemoration ceremony on The Vita.
Now I know the truthâthat Earth is in serious danger from the side-effects of their reckless research.
Since the moment I found out, Iâve known what I have to do.
Three years ago, I went into space and almost died saving the world from a madmanâs evil plan.
When I made it home, I swore I'd never leave my family behind again.
But to make sure we'll still have a planet to call home in another three years, I have to go back.
And this time, they're coming with me âŠ