Mark, Master of Illusions, looked up at the night sky with a smirk. The moon shone brightly, casting its glow over the world. But there was one thing everyone had wrong: the moon wasn’t real. It was his greatest holographic trick.

For decades, Mark and his elite had kept humanity distracted with the glowing "moon," while the real action was happening out there—on Mars, Venus, and even a secret base on Jupiter’s moons. "Keep them looking at the shiny object," Mark would say. And it worked. Every time.

"They debate the moon landing," he chuckled, "but they never ask if the moon itself is fake."

Whenever someone noticed a glitch—like the moon flickering or looking weird—scientists rushed to explain it away. "Atmospheric disturbance," they’d say. Little did they know, Mark controlled that too.

The real moon? Long gone, hidden behind layers of deception while Mark used the fake one to hide his space empire. He’d occasionally mess with the hologram—add an eclipse, maybe make it a bit bigger—just to keep people guessing.

The world kept staring up, clueless, while Mark continued his plans to colonize the galaxy.

"As long as they believe in the moon," he grinned, "they’ll never see what’s coming."