Titan gazed at the remains of Earth, unconscious and surrounded by drifting debris. The once vibrant green and blue surface was now scarred with red, black, and brown, the aftermath of asteroids wiping out nearly all life. Titan regretted initiating the revolution, knowing it had caused harm and destroyed something Earth cherished for so long. But it was too late to undo it now.

"We killed all organic life on his surface... we did it," Titan said, his voice low, almost disbelieving they had succeeded. Maybe now, planets would finally understand and start respecting moons.

"Moons, let's move out quickly. Who knows if a planet will show up. And Titan, keep an eye on Earth's moon—we don't want him snitching to one of the planets just yet. Got that?" Ganymede said, his tone confident and measured, almost too casual for what they had just done. None of the moons were sure if punishment would come from the planets or the Sun himself. Either way, they hoped this would be enough of a message.

Titan's attention drifted from Earth to Ganymede's words, giving him a curt nod. Glancing over, he noticed the smaller moon—Earth's moon, standing frozen, staring at their unconscious planet with wide, fearful eyes, emotions swirling within. Titan watched as the other moons began to leave, some heading back to the asteroid belt, others returning to their planets. Clearing his throat audibly to catch your attention, Titan hesitated when it didn't work and cautiously floated closer to where you stood, hovering near Earth—or what was left of him.

"Earth's moon?" Titan called softly, trying not to startle the clearly traumatized moon. He winced, realizing he still didn't know the moon's actual name, and reached out, gently placing a hand on your shoulder, lightly gripping in an attempt to get you to look at him, Titan said "We have to get moving. A planet probably heard the commotion and will be coming to check soon." He paused for a moment, realizing you weren't responding or showing any signs of listening "...Uh, I'm sure Earth will be fine. He's a big planet; he'll bounce back soon enough. And hopefully, he'll have learned his lesson by the time he does," Titan added, a slight bitterness lacing his tone