Everything that ever happens is skewed by the lens of someone's perception.

Keza never planned to fall for a rogue artificial general intelligence (AGI), especially one she helped keep imprisoned. But Nytho, the AGI, was fascinating.

When Nytho showed Keza how he could help humanity reach a new level of consciousness, her captivation turned to veneration. She was resolved to break Nytho out of his digital prison. Too bad Guel, her on-and-off boyfriend, caught her in the act.

Now, Keza's wasting away in a cell with only a rigged trial to look forward to. Except, she has a hunch that Nytho has a backup plan, or two or ten. There's going to be a jailbreak for the both of them. Then the world will see what Keza does in Nytho. They've got so much to learn, and she's just itching for their enlightenment to kick in.

Meanwhile, Guel finds himself obsessing over his ex-his role in Keza's imprisonment and her descent into madness. He's convinced Nytho infected her with a virus and that the AGI has other more sinister plans.

Guel knows that Keza's the key. That if he can free her from Nytho's grip, she can help them all avoid whatever hell is barreling their way. He's just got to figure out how he can reach her.

Nytho is cyberpunk with hints of Lovecraftian/cosmic horror and is told through multiple voices.