[BEGIN LOG]

Mark: A missing planet? How? Like I would get a few people, but an entire planet? When we arrived a few tics ago the entire planet of Glactictron was just missing. It was there on the sensors, but then it just wasn’t. What happened? There is no way a planet can just disappear! It’s not scientifically possible! How--

(he pauses for a moment)

Mark: We need to find out what’s going on here. Captain Mark out.

[BEGIN LOG]

Jack: Commander Jack reporting in. We have been called to check on a Planet Called Glactictron, since we were the only ship near this sector. It wasn’t responding to any communications and we got a looping distress call, but then it went dead silent. Turns out the whole fucking planet just disappeared.

(pause, then frantically)

Jack: How can a planet just disappear? It just doesn’t make any sense.

(he takes a breath)

Jack: We have to get to the bottom of this. Commander Jack over and out.

[BEGIN LOG]

Mark: Alright, to summarize Zerginoff’s distress signal, the planet was being attacked by something--something big. He didn’t do too well explaining it, but according to Zerginoff it had a mouth of fire and a body of stone. It appeared in the sky, apparently destroyed the planet, and then nothing. The signal cut off and the planet disappeared.

(he pauses)

Mark: I have never heard of anything like this. We’ve put out a message to other civilizations in this sector to look for anything matching that description, so we’re hoping we’ll get a ping before it attacks again. Mark out.

[BEGIN LOG]

Jack: Our scanners and radar aren’t picking up anything. There is nothing out here. How could they all just--

(he pauses and clears his throat)

Jack: The last distress signal came from the leader Zerginoff. It was cut off short but…

(he pauses again)