Today marks the commencement of my expedition from HIP 87621, embarking upon my first extended voyage in exobiology. Over the past four weeks, I have traversed vast interstellar distances, charting a course through the enigmatic Nebula regions. My journey has brought me to the awe-inspiring Veil Nebula West, Veil Nebula East, and the mysterious Elephant's Trunk Nebula. At present, my vessel is stationed near the luminous Cocoon Nebula. During my passage, I encountered several human settlements, notably the Nobles of Dagr, nestled within the Veil and Elephant's Trunk Nebulae. These outposts offered unexpected glimpses of civilization amidst the cosmic wilderness. Yet, it is the stellar phenomena of the Cocoon Nebula that have left the deepest impression upon me, their brilliance and complexity surpassing all prior expectations. Current coordinates place me 3,151.03 light-years from Sol, with 21,053.85 light-years remaining to Colonia. The magnitude of this journey is reminiscent of the great expeditions of old, each day unfolding new wonders and challenges. The spirit of exploration endures, as does the resolve to reach our distant destination.

I am now a part of a community goal, the Panther Clipper MK II was reason enough to go fast back into the bubble.

Just arrived at the Base Camp, a outpost for miners. Still not safe in which direction my journey should go... back to Sol, to next popular nebula or further to the outer rim of our actual galaxy. Until this discission is made, I will look into the star next to this one.