There is nothing special about Lando. Well, except that an alien race is trying to secretly communicate with him. Aside from that, Lando is a typical sixteen-year-old boy overshadowed by his know-it-all younger sister, Luna. Lucky for Lando, Luna acquires a gift. She can bend dark matter and energy and becomes an even bigger know-it-all. Lando is thrust into an unfamiliar world surrounded by other too-smart-for-their-own good children. These kids, dubbed weavers, manipulate dark matter and energy to traverse the universe at a whim. The possibilities are endless, albeit tightly controlled by the Guild. What Lando finds sad (and a bit ironic) is that this skill fades as the children age, and before the kids turn eighteen they become just as boring as Lando; except with extra baggage. Luna is discovered to be an immensely powerful weaver. As she masters her skills, Lando try’s to decode what the aliens are telling him. Why him, though? As Lando unravels the secrets hidden in the universe, he unveils familial secrets which cause him to question his beliefs of the world around him. He becomes frantic as the Guild positions to attack the aliens. It’s clear their weapon of choice is Luna. Lando sets on a quest with his two not-so-bad weaver friends to untangle the alien message in hopes of protecting his sister. Can Lando and Luna protect mankind while keeping their humanity?