Phoenix Phoenix

One day, Yezh; a farmer who lived in poverty in a rural location called Leninsk, invented a ship that would fly in space. Strange misfortune hit him to impede his dreams of walking on the moon someday. Fearful of dangers, he sent his dog into space as a test subject. The dog's return taught him the way to the stars. Yezh decided to take a flight of his own into the wonders of the sky. Though, his neighbor, who bore jealousy toward him, attempted to steal his glory in a space race. The showdown has yet to happen that would prove the entire village farmer truly is the best. Would Yezh prevail over his rival neighbor and earn his title of first farmer in space that would make him a legend?

A story of nature and humanity by Phoenix Phoenix

The Soviet Union was about to launch his first man on the moon. A young Japanese reporter got assigned with a special assignment--to document the man's first steps on the moon. She embarked on a mission to tell the world about the spaceflight by assisting the Russians in their spaceflights. Unknowingly, the United States of America declared a space race with the Soviet Union, and the race to plant the flag on Mons Pyrenaeus was set on a stage where the environment wasn't friendly. Upon landing on the moon, unusual things began to happen. The terror on the bald mountain was in its typical definition when they saw mysterious creatures from outer space known as Virusoids descending down to torment the glorious day of humanity, which was soon to turn into a disaster.