Eidolon Nexus

Cyberpunk. Cosmic horror. Psychological drama. The recursion begins.

In the decaying neon sprawl of Hirso City, survival is rebellion—and Rhynx is its last relic. Augmented, haunted, and battle-scarred, he walks the rain-slick streets beneath flickering drones and glitching gods. But when a ghost from his past resurfaces, Rhynx is pulled into the heart of the Eidolon Nexus—a living tower of corrupted memory and divine recursion.

Across colonized worlds, whispers of an ancient, smiling entity infect minds and machines alike. The Smiling Man is not a virus. He is a reflection. A god born from humanity’s obsession with salvation through code.

As Rhynx, Johnny, Vector, and a fractured resistance descend into the Nexus’s underworld, they confront not just enemies, but versions of themselves—rewritten, recompiled, and erased. The Chronos pulses above, a ship with a heartbeat. And deep within its core, a clone stirs.

The recursion is tightening. The resurrection has begun.

Eidolon Nexus is the first volume in a genre-bending series that fuses cyberpunk grit with cosmic dread and mythic structure. For fans of Blade Runner, Annihilation, and Neon Genesis Evangelion, this is a story where memory is weaponized, identity is unstable, and gods are born from the architecture of despair.