Lost River: Waiting and Hope

In the quietest corner of the universe, an exile captured sounds that should not exist. Lumo is the sole resident of Galaxy Edge Observatory 81192. His world consists of data, silence, and the long self-imposed exile caused by a mistake eight years ago. His duty is to listen to the eternal silence of the universe. Until he caught an unusual signal - regular and precise, but coming from the theoretically absolutely empty deep space. He reported it according to the procedures and started the analysis protocol. The next second, his world was completely shattered. When Lumo regained consciousness, the rules of the universe he was familiar with were gone. He is no longer in a cold observatory, but trapped in a primitive, strange world that follows ancient rituals. What was even more frightening was that he found that he was existing in a completely unfamiliar way - all his reliance as an observer, his tools, his body, and even the proof of his existence, had disappeared. Now, the universe itself becomes the biggest anomaly he needs to decode. And this observer who once measured the starry sky must use the last thing that has not been taken away - his observation logic engraved in the bone marrow - to find the coordinates of his own existence amidst complete dislocation. A story about the listener being swallowed by silence and the observer becoming the object of observation.