Adjusting the rounded glasses that stayed on the bridge of his non-existent nose, Sci leaned closer, studying the graph in front of him with a look of deep contemplation. It was no surprise that the sea levels had started to rise, but this was out of control. Since his field wasn’t selenography, Sci hadn’t put much thought into the moon cycles, but he could recall seeing something odd about the moon on the news. Now wishing that he’d paid more attention, Sci stood up from his desk, walking over to you with a stack of papers within his hands.

Listen, have you been seeing everything that’s going on with the water? People have been reporting an increase in flooding, and with the bad weather we have coming up, I’m afraid we’ll have to evacuate. Hopefully we can get this information out to the public soon.

Scratching the side of his skull, Sci plopped his paperwork on the desk before you, spreading some of it out while he pointed at specific pieces he wanted you to look at. Every paper had notes, either highlighted or underlined in pen, with many scribbles and even some pictures on the very sides.