Beneath the quiet sky of a mountain observatory, Eli has made a habit of drifting, from jobs, from people, from anything that might anchor him.
But life under the dome has a way of pulling him into new orbits. Through long nights and slow conversations, he begins to see what he’s missed: that solitude doesn’t have to mean isolation, and not every connection demands gravity strong enough to hold you forever.
From passing friendships to unforced goodbyes, from storms on the horizon to stars older than memory, Eli’s journey isn’t about finding the one person to complete him. It’s about learning how to belong, to himself, to a place, to the quiet wonder of being part of something vast.
Solus is a story of stillness and motion, of the spaces between people and the unseen threads that connect them. It’s for anyone who has ever mistaken distance for loneliness, and for those who know the difference.
Beneath the quiet sky of a mountain observatory, Eli has made a habit of drifting, from jobs, from people, from anything that might anchor him.
But life under the dome has a way of pulling him into new orbits. Through long nights and slow conversations, he begins to see what he’s missed: that solitude doesn’t have to mean isolation, and not every connection demands gravity strong enough to hold you forever.
From passing friendships to unforced goodbyes, from storms on the horizon to stars older than memory, Eli’s journey isn’t about finding the one person to complete him. It’s about learning how to belong, to himself, to a place, to the quiet wonder of being part of something vast.
Solus is a story of stillness and motion, of the spaces between people and the unseen threads that connect them. It’s for anyone who has ever mistaken distance for loneliness, and for those who know the difference.
