111 minutes have passed since Neil landed on the white powder-like surface of the moon. He looks out into the distance; there’s nothing but emptiness; cosmic black blankets the sky, and the land is rough with craters the size of stadiums, but he notices something odd in the distance; a large moving entity.

He’s intrigued, so he grabs a pair of binoculars and squints. He finally realizes what he’s seeing; his eyes are in disbelief. It’s a black, elongated, limbless, large monstrous creature covered in scales.

Neil is beyond scared and realizes he is not alone. Adrenaline starts rushing into his bloodstream, and his pupils dilate as he is rushing back into the rocket.

He tells Aldrin about the sighting, but Aldrin rationally thinks he is hallucinating and dismisses his claims.

This would be humanity’s first ever sighting of an alien life-form.