Publisher's Synopsis
The premise of the WatchTower series:
The Moon is not a natural formation, nor is it the mere byproduct of cosmic collisions as widely believed. Instead, it is an ancient construct-a sentinel left behind by an advanced extraterrestrial civilization billions of years ago. This civilization, known as The Architects, arose over 8 billion years ago in the wake of dying stars, their evolution shaped by the harsh extremes of a turbulent cosmos.With unmatched technological prowess and a guiding philosophy to preserve and nurture life, the Architects became the stewards of the universe, sowing stability and fostering growth across countless worlds. To fulfill their purpose, they designed Watchtowers-vast, hollow constructs disguised as celestial bodies, capable of observing and subtly guiding the development of planets teeming with potential.One of these Watchtowers became what we now know as the Moon.For billions of years, the Moon has watched silently, its advanced systems lying dormant, awaiting the moment when Earth's dominant species-humanity-would evolve to a level capable of understanding its true purpose.The Moon's artificial nature has long been hidden, disguised by its rocky surface and natural appearance. Yet its orbital anomalies, density inconsistencies, and unexplained seismic behaviors hint at its extraordinary origin.As humanity's exploration of space intensifies in the 21st century, the Moon begins to awaken. A seismic experiment inadvertently activates dormant systems within its core, triggering a signal that reaches deep into the cosmos. This signal, a call to the Architects or their successors, sets the stage for first contact, forcing humanity to confront profound questions about its origins, its place in the universe, and the legacy of the beings who shaped its destiny.The story of The Watchtower is not just about the past-it is about what is yet to be discovered. The Moon's quiet vigil may be ending, but its purpose has only just begun.
