Perched atop a dormant Mexican volcano, 4,500 meters above the world, the Large Millimeter Telescope pierces the cosmos-a sentinel between humanity and the infinite unknown. Here, isolated in the thin, biting air, Fabián, a brilliant but haunted astronomer, makes a discovery that will fracture his grasp on reality: a cryptic signal, pulsing from the heart of the Cygnus constellation. It is not natural. It is not random. And it is alive.
As the telescope's supercomputers confirm the signal's extraterrestrial origin, the observatory plunges into chaos. Equipment malfunctions with violent precision. Shadows slither across the mountain's snow-blind peaks. And Fabián's team begins to vanish, one by one, their fates erased by something that defies logic.
Driven by obsession and stalked by visions of a cosmic entity older than time itself, Fabián races to decode the signal's sinister message. But the deeper he digs, the more the lines blur between genius and madness, science and myth. Is this a first contact-or a warning from the void? As the volcano trembles and the stars align, Fabián uncovers a truth that threatens not just his life, but the very fabric of human existence: Some secrets, buried in the dark between galaxies, should have stayed hidden.
CYGNUS is a visceral sci-fi thriller that melds the chilling isolation of The Thing with the cosmic dread of Arrival. Dive into a world where the sky is no longer a frontier-but a prison. Where every frequency hums with peril. And where one man's quest for answers could unleash a force beyond comprehension.
