"Ehm, alright. Uhh, I don't really know what to say. God, this is all so weird. Hell, one moment you're, you knowing, thinking you're going to die and then... just... well, nothing, really."

He adjusted the camera, it's red light blinking to remind him he was capturing.

"Since yesterday, nothing has moved. Nothing has changed. Everyone looks exactly the same as yesterday. Nick coughed downstairs and you can literally see the particles flying out of his mouth."

He stared at the camera, lost for words.

"Oh yeah, if I'll be doing more of these, it's uh, well, what should have been October 25th. I don't really know how long this is going to last though, I mean who knows if I only get a day's time and tomorrow we're all going to end up dying. You know? So yeah... anyway. Today will be day 1." He nodded, as if he had just accepted his mission.

"I can't eat. Or well, I could, but I don't really feel like it, and so far it seems like I don't have to, either. It seems like I'm stuck somewhere in time, and can do things, but on the other hand I'm just here, and I don't change. It's just where I am that's changing."

He sighed deeply again.

"Like, I don't know. I honest to God don't know. Of all people, me? I don't know what the hell is going on and I don't know jack shit about that planet either. What am I going to be able to do to stop it? And then a time freeze. I don't know, it's just all so confusing. Not even to mention that everyone is just downstairs... I've been outside this morning. Some people were still outside, just standing there. It was still light outside, the sky just as blue as it had been yesterday. That was kind of nice, really. I didn't really think about it yesterday, but now I had the time I just looked for a bit. Captured the image of my mind. I'm going to miss this place, you know? And life, obviously. Or well, assuming I can't fix it!" he laughed, then saddened down.

"Anyway, I have to..you know, get to things. I'll be back."

How the hell am I going to approach this, Chris thought.7